Off-Loading with Broken Ball Joint or Missing Wheel | Smith's Towing

In this part 2 lecture, we’ll be demonstrating how to off-load a vehicle with a broken ball joint, or a missing wheel. We’ll be using a ball-joint block, jack, 4-way and a skate, all featured in our part one equipment video.
This free course covers everything you need to know to become a successful tow truck operator in 2020 - 2021.
I explain how the truck operates, daily inspections, tricks of the trade and what equipment you'll be using day to day.
I also walk you through specific circumstances from start to finish, so that you can practice over-the-shoulder of a PRO.
Lastly, I walk you through my customer service process and share a few tips from my 30+ years in the towing industry.

[@haiderk3246]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@jpohe7933]

Always great content Wayne. I'm new in the industry of vehicle recovery, and your videos are excellent to watch and you explain things easy for anyone to understand. Thanks

[@WayneSmithTowing]

Thank you. Appreciate it!

[@GarySweetenham]

Very good

[@BruceLebant-jo6nh]

Good video

[@ismailcigerli3456]

Thank you very helpful

[@BayAreaWrecker]

Flatbead towing seems like a hassle and for people who cant drive a wrecker , na playing but definitely dont have to do all that extra stuff unless circumstances

[@benc1927]

Yeah but what if front wheel and suspension/shocks/spindle is removed?

[@brianwalker1933]

Winch/drag it on backwards.

[@josephcaron7332]

Is it true that when you arrive on scene were emergency lights are turned on

[@ryancrowley7707]

The PTO on the 650 Im gonna run keeps kicking the idle off wat might cause that Shure makes it hard on me wat you think