Alex is the man! He's got that voice of an announcer and has great control speaking descriptions as he adventures out on these job sites. Unreal recovery. Three thumbs Alex. 👍 👍 👍 👌!
I dont know what the american tow man association is waiting for to give alex and pepe's towing some kind of recognition for the jobs they do.alex is quickly becoming one of top tow truck operator's in the country..in my humble opinion he is right there with wrecker Rick(murphy's diesel)and ron pratt. Awesome job alex keep it up✌️👍
@@Sweepearonly people who dont spend much time outside in those environments say that. I'll take a Panama jungle heat over death valley heat any day of the week.
That was really interesting! I've never watched a recovery like that. The drone is really a huge help. The picture was so clear. Glad to hear the driver of the recovered truck only had minor injuries. Haard to believe by the looks of the truck.
What a workout just watching ! Excellent job Alex. In those valleys and mountains you guys never mention snakes and such especially in Southern California.
Nice recovery Alex, ..Its easy to get caught up in the job , so you have to remind yourself to drink lots of water, especially when its that hot, Cheers !
It is so good to see how Pepe's employees conduct themselves at work. Calm but very serious about working safe whilst getting the job done. They are the best company representatives. Take care.
Must be nice rotator With all the attachment Straps By the looks of it, basically, everything you could ever need. Your dad is obviously a very smart business man
Alex, you always get these jobs no legs for you for a few days. You got your workout today and man you got a clean truck and put that thing away nice every time I watch these other shows they just throw their stuff right in and it’s a mess keep it clean
Someone who knew the wreck was there, and did not have keys to the cabinets, brought a crew during the night (lots of work lugging all the tools and parts up the grade.) If it was the business owner, they forgot the keys, keys were at the hospital with driver, brought keys for the wrong truck, or wanted it to look like a burglary. Or some pros were tipped off - they listen to emergency scanner, have a brother-in-law in EMS, etc.
I do wonder how long it had been down there, I also could see that the people who owned it went in and recovered out all their tools since usually on a recovered wreck it immediately goes to the insurance salvage yard as-is.
Lots of stuff on the ground and probably all over that mountainside. Not just from that truck but from other cars over the years. Especially because I doubt anyone is surviving that fall to come back for their stuff.
I kept hoping you were drinking water often - desert heat with low humidity, hiking (and sometimes running) up and down a steep grade. A job for the young, fit, and dedicated.
Way to go Alex - that was fascinating! Back in the day in the Army I’d help our HEMTT Wrecker guy - we even got helicopters and planes that went off or hard landings in the mountains. Great solo work, I thought the truck might dig into the hillside but you kept it moving! Nice drone work too - technology helps wow! Careful out there and stay cool too. I see your Rawlings ball bucket so Go Dodgers! ⚾️🧢
Great recovery by Alex, as usual. Gotta say that Flipper's boom, from the bottom of that nasty little road, looks like some giant robot standing up there.
Great Job Alex UDAMAN ! Your in great shape too ! You Executed with Precision ,you are a great Asset and valuable to the company, I salute you on that one !!
Left rear tire has belts showing all around. This guys entire livelihood went over that guard rail. Some risks are just not worth taking. Not only will he be lucky to get any insurance coverage (you are expected to keep you car street legal), someone stole all his tools, and he will have a huge hospital bill when he get out.
The heat The physical workout The knowledge in your head. I dunno what you get paid (or what Pepe's charges) but it aint enough! BTW- do NOT watch this at 1.5 speed! Watching you up and down that hill at anything other than 1X gives me chest pains! HAHAHA
Great to see the safety routine. Chocking a wheel before slacking, just in case (Big pain for it roll back downhill.) At almost-the-end of a long, hot, strenuous workout it would be easy to rush and forget a step. Doing the narration might help reinforce safety routines. Really enjoy the explanations of why - how the extensions are used, lifting capacity in different configurations, etc. Lots of technical info at instant recall - training and experience. Good stuff.
You made it look like an easy recovery with that beast of a truck. Super nice wrecker! What sort of range does the remote have? Nice job and cool video 💪
Well that was one hell of a workout Alex good job you did all those days of training in the gym with Josh and Joe. Another great job keep the videos coming and stay safe.
Alex is one physically fit dude! Love watching these videos very interesting. The engineering that has to go into building one of these trucks and the expertise that Alex has in operating them Is spectacular.
Yikes! My hat is off to you for this recovery on challenging terrain in HOT weather. That's hard work, done amazingly well. By the way, excellent use of the drone. 👍
the drone helps a lot, just seeing what the pull is doing as it coming up the hill is worth the expense and time too use it ,you earn your pay ,,, most normal people cant go up and down let alone dragging lines and hard ware on slopes like that in 95 f heat ,
Great job. Something to think about: If you had two u-bolts connected to the strap pulling the truck, to switch cables, you could maintain tension on one while you hooked up the second. Then put tension on the second, release tension on the first, disconnect the first, and continue pulling. Saves fully releasing tension when on a steep incline.
@@dom6512 Sorry Dom... But you are a fool to think that... What would have happened if he fell down there? or was bitten by a snake or attacked by a cougars that have been reported in that area... Yes he did handle it like a man.... and SMART men or women dont put their lives at risk just to show how MACHO they are... also it was VERY hot that day and you could he was on the verge of Heat Stroke
Alex is the man! He's got that voice of an announcer and has great control speaking descriptions as he adventures out on these job sites. Unreal recovery. Three thumbs Alex. 👍 👍 👍 👌!
Here, here!
Ok from pilipino
Alex Is an Animal, Very professional, and such a dedicated hard worker, Hats Off To You Alex
+1 on that, excellent job Alex !!! 😎😎😎
My Uncle & Dad owned a Towing company in Spokane Washington for 40 yrs. It's tough work. Alex is one tough tow truck operator 💪
Alex needs a raise damn good at what he does !!!!!!
Isn't him part owner ?
I dont know what the american tow man association is waiting for to give alex and pepe's towing some kind of recognition for the jobs they do.alex is quickly becoming one of top tow truck operator's in the country..in my humble opinion he is right there with wrecker Rick(murphy's diesel)and ron pratt. Awesome job alex keep it up✌️👍
Thank you sir , I’m just trying to became as proficient as Josh, dave , and Joe( owner) they have mentored me the whole way . Im very grateful 👊🏽
Yeah I don't even water my roses when it's 94F - Alex is one tough dude
Yeah, but it’s a ‘dry’ heat 😂😅.
@@Sweepearonly people who dont spend much time outside in those environments say that. I'll take a Panama jungle heat over death valley heat any day of the week.
You do get used to 120°F weather daily.
@@NoName-c4y7hNo you don't! Dry heat sure is A LOT BETTER than humid heat! It feels like it's at least 15° hotter when it's 90% humidity!
@@wesman7837 I wear leather daily, pretty sure I get accustomed to it as a daily commuter.
I appreciate you sharing the full rig up and down with stowing the equipment properly away. Kudos!
That was really interesting! I've never watched a recovery like that. The drone is really a huge help. The picture was so clear. Glad to hear the driver of the recovered truck only had minor injuries. Haard to believe by the looks of the truck.
Another professional job by Pepe's Towing. Alex did some real good drone work. Keep hydrated in the heat.
Alex is a work horse when he gets these fishing trips. Great job Alex working by yourself and getting it up the hill.
Drone is really an asset. You do a great job Alex. Be safe. God Bless.
What kind of Drone is it?
@@66BellaArt I think he has a magic 3 pro.
Another great job by Alex under challenging conditions. The drone sequences always give an excellent perspective of the scene.
What a workout just watching ! Excellent job Alex. In those valleys and mountains you guys never mention snakes and such especially in Southern California.
When it's that hot, the snakes are hiding. They like it early in the morning or at dusk.
That’s a workout 😅 great job Alex
Great job Alex. Nice cop too.
Nice recovery Alex, ..Its easy to get caught up in the job , so you have to remind yourself to drink lots of water, especially when its that hot, Cheers !
Been following Pepe's for a while. Never ceases to amaze. Incredible recovery. Great safety protocols.
It is good to use fabric slings; to not damage the paintwork.
ALEX, you are, indeed, the man !!
The paintwork is the least of that trucks worries.
That was awesome as per usual with Alex. Thank you Sir 😊
It is so good to see how Pepe's employees conduct themselves at work. Calm but very serious about working safe whilst getting the job done. They are the best company representatives. Take care.
Great rescue and what a nice cop, respect to him.
Alex is the reason I keep watching. And yes he is the man.
Must be nice rotator With all the attachment Straps By the looks of it, basically, everything you could ever need.
Your dad is obviously a very smart business man
Another great video. Alex is so focused and meticulous. Always enjoy his recoveries. 450 feet up in the heat is horrible. Great job Alex.
The fan who beep-beep-beep'd Alex at 16:48 must be gassed to see the video now
This is better than TV! Dude, you're wearing BLACK in the hot sun!?! 😵💫
Great job Alex 💪🏼💪🏼
You got your cardio in defiantly. Outstand job!
Great job Alex! See you didn't need anyone else's help. You got er done!😊 Love your vids.
This Gentleman busted His AZZ for Everything he had done.
Thank You Sir.
Alex, you always get these jobs no legs for you for a few days. You got your workout today and man you got a clean truck and put that thing away nice every time I watch these other shows they just throw their stuff right in and it’s a mess keep it clean
Alex another hard job done well! You always get it done with lots of hard work! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Great job again Alex, that's what a true professional looks like folks.
That was real work. You earn every penny you earn. Good work
Alex. You are the man. 👍
This was really awesome the way you did it
Buenas tardes, Alex, un bonito video, y un gran trabajo, te lo has currado, grande, Alex, saludos.❤👏👍💪🖐️🇪🇦. Jesús.
I was wondering who picked the truck clean. Hope it was the company. Excellent work Alex. Josh, give that man kudos for me.
Someone who knew the wreck was there, and did not have keys to the cabinets, brought a crew during the night (lots of work lugging all the tools and parts up the grade.) If it was the business owner, they forgot the keys, keys were at the hospital with driver, brought keys for the wrong truck, or wanted it to look like a burglary. Or some pros were tipped off - they listen to emergency scanner, have a brother-in-law in EMS, etc.
@@john_nip_nop More than likely "the usual suspects" that just got out of jail two days ago, everyone know how California is run.
It took me a few seconds to realize that Josh was 2Xing the video. I'm like "Dude, you're hyperventilating!"
esp when you watch the video at 2x already :P
Hats off to you. Tough recovery.
Yes down hill for sure
Hello Alex , great video Joshua
Alex, looks like the vultures picked over the bones before the law got there! Great video, Thanks!
I bet you they got the diesel out of it too!
I do wonder how long it had been down there, I also could see that the people who owned it went in and recovered out all their tools since usually on a recovered wreck it immediately goes to the insurance salvage yard as-is.
Lots of stuff on the ground and probably all over that mountainside. Not just from that truck but from other cars over the years. Especially because I doubt anyone is surviving that fall to come back for their stuff.
Pepe's one of the best companys out there!
Nice job, Alex.
You and Big Flipper work well together.
Great job again Pepe towing truly professional service kudos I am a fan magnificent skills another good video
UP UP AND AWAY,
THE ROTATOR WAY 😂❤
Flying vehicles....Quick, call in Alex. Another fun job for Big Flipper & Alex
A truck of the road Peace out
Alex stay safe out there in that heat. Gatorade is a must.
I kept hoping you were drinking water often - desert heat with low humidity, hiking (and sometimes running) up and down a steep grade. A job for the young, fit, and dedicated.
Would have been a wild ride down that cliff but those wreaking tow rigs are a game changer for the industry 👌🙏🍀💪keep on being safe out there
You are nuts handling that job all by yourself. Whew!
Great job Alex, you earned that one.
So blessed to be able to do this important work and to have such good help right on time!
Impressive, so impressive. Alex is da man!!!
You're a BEAST literally running circles around the rest of us regular people.
You are a hard working man
Another content masterpiece 👏🏻💯💪🏻🇺🇲
The officer was a funny guy saying "can you get it out"
Another great video thank you be safe I know from experience it's a tough job prayers go out to you love watching each video ty
great job as always. nice tat on your right arms. thank for the Show
Good one, always makes my Saturdays when I get to see a new video.✌
An older work truck-hope they got good insurance and you get paid. Alex done a great job!
What a workout
Truly hard work. Thanks for another great video.
Way to go Alex - that was fascinating! Back in the day in the Army I’d help our HEMTT Wrecker guy - we even got helicopters and planes that went off or hard landings in the mountains.
Great solo work, I thought the truck might dig into the hillside but you kept it moving! Nice drone work too - technology helps wow!
Careful out there and stay cool too. I see your Rawlings ball bucket so Go Dodgers! ⚾️🧢
Great recovery by Alex, as usual. Gotta say that Flipper's boom, from the bottom of that nasty little road, looks like some giant robot standing up there.
Great Job Alex UDAMAN ! Your in great shape too ! You Executed with Precision ,you are a great Asset and valuable to the company, I salute you on that one !!
It's not just a job, it's an adventure! Your skills are most impressive my friend.
Absolutely Amazing Recovery Alex! Thank you for posting 😀
Left rear tire has belts showing all around.
This guys entire livelihood went over that guard rail. Some risks are just not worth taking.
Not only will he be lucky to get any insurance coverage (you are expected to keep you car street legal), someone stole all his tools, and he will have a huge hospital bill when he get out.
Bald tires, blowout. Shocking. Not likely to have insurance, maybe minimum liability only. That might pay for the gaurdrail, less deductible.
Maybe it could have been done with a little less walking up and down, but it's just again a great recovery.
Hi from the Netherlands
The heat
The physical workout
The knowledge in your head.
I dunno what you get paid (or what Pepe's charges) but it aint enough!
BTW- do NOT watch this at 1.5 speed! Watching you up and down that hill at anything other than 1X gives me chest pains! HAHAHA
Bruh, I watched that part at 3/4 speed and still had to pause it a couple times to take a breather and break before I had a coronary. Lmao.
Edit: typo
A recovery like this with a similar rig will cost you $800 - $1,200 an hour in Billings, MT. This is so-CAL . . . Soooooooo . . . NOT CHEAP
Now that was funny. !
It's California, no budget.
Alex is always a pleasure to watch.
Hi and Gday from sunny Queensland Australia , top vid this one , thank you , cheers
Great to see the safety routine. Chocking a wheel before slacking, just in case (Big pain for it roll back downhill.) At almost-the-end of a long, hot, strenuous workout it would be easy to rush and forget a step. Doing the narration might help reinforce safety routines. Really enjoy the explanations of why - how the extensions are used, lifting capacity in different configurations, etc. Lots of technical info at instant recall - training and experience. Good stuff.
Another great video. Alex is a tough dude.
Days like this make big flippers refrigerator pricless!!❤
How old are you? Ten?
@Failure_Is_An_Option the fuq are you talking about? All his trucks have refrigerators. You obviously are a troll and don't watch his videos?
You made it look like an easy recovery with that beast of a truck. Super nice wrecker! What sort of range does the remote have?
Nice job and cool video 💪
Great work Alex. And in the heat too ..nice cop enjoyed it too i think ..
From Australia 🦘🦘🦘
Wow. Tuff recovery. But great job. Nice having the right tools 🛠️
Awesome video. Alex you are an animal going up and down that incline on top of carrying what you need to do your job. Nice work!
Well that was one hell of a workout Alex good job you did all those days of training in the gym with Josh and Joe. Another great job keep the videos coming and stay safe.
Great job and video
Great job Alex!
Alex is one physically fit dude! Love watching these videos very interesting. The engineering that has to go into building one of these trucks and the expertise that Alex has in operating them Is spectacular.
Yikes! My hat is off to you for this recovery on challenging terrain in HOT weather. That's hard work, done amazingly well. By the way, excellent use of the drone. 👍
Next time hire a sky-crane to lift the damn thing out LOL.
Hope you're being paid well and have a good health plan. That's crazy man. Be safe.
Amazing! Very skilled & professional!
Love the videos. Hi from Ms
Surprising that he takes/does this type job BY HIMSELF !!!! ( man knows what he's doing ) 👍👍👍👍
You guys are real pros. Hats off to you.
11:00 My leg were burning just watching Alex hike up that steep slope. Great job on the recovery. Hope you drank lots of water after this one.
Nicely done with the hard work, not mentioned the heat.. good areal view helping you to see from up there...
the drone helps a lot, just seeing what the pull is doing as it coming up the hill is worth the expense and time too use it ,you earn your pay ,,, most normal people cant go up and down let alone dragging lines and hard ware on slopes like that in 95 f heat ,
Wow good thing your in shape 👏 🤪
Beautiful rig!!
Fantastic job and it looks like there's a lot of running and you're out of breath I got the job done good work hands down
These other companies that turn down the recoveries because of an alledged shortage of cable don't do these jobs because they don't have you.
Or maybe they didn't want the job because they weren't sure they would get paid
@ArtStoneUS then don't sign up to be on rotation. You don't get to pick and choose.
Great job. Something to think about: If you had two u-bolts connected to the strap pulling the truck, to switch cables, you could maintain tension on one while you hooked up the second. Then put tension on the second, release tension on the first, disconnect the first, and continue pulling. Saves fully releasing tension when on a steep incline.
Awesome work my man!
Great Job Alex... and he did this alone... not smart .. but very professional very hard working... Safety First Always...
Actually it was nothing but smart. He handled it like a man.. Safety first is a BS saying that no hard working person would say.
@@dom6512 Sorry Dom... But you are a fool to think that... What would have happened if he fell down there? or was bitten by a snake or attacked by a cougars that have been reported in that area... Yes he did handle it like a man.... and SMART men or women dont put their lives at risk just to show how MACHO they are... also it was VERY hot that day and you could he was on the verge of Heat Stroke
Cool video. Great drone footage.