To the casual observer that may have looked like simply lifting a trailer’s landing gear out of a mud hole. But, this was a very technical recovery. There was a lot going on and a lot to consider. Any number of things could have gone wrong and all of them would have been bad. Casey, you really showed your skill level and an exceptional knowledge of your truck’s capabilities and how to use them effectively. You actually made it look easy! Great job! 👏
I'm an Electrician and sometimes the fixes are much faster than the customer is expecting. With jobs like this, you're paying for the expertise to do it right more than the equipment and effort.
@@Vagitarian01 Like the old joke about calling the guy out of retirement to fix the control console in a power plant. He comes in, looks at it and gives it a good kick. Then he hands them a bill for $5,010. The manager screams, "That's ridicules, all you did was kick it!". The guy writes out a new, itemized, bill. Kick console -$10. Knowing where to kick it -$5,000.
I was thinking the same thing. A lot surely could have gone wrong with this. We had landing gear let go at Depot once & it surely didn't go this well for the wrecker company that showed up lol Great job Casey! 🤘 💪
In case anyone says that Casey did it wrong , he doesn't have an 1150R rotator at his disposal , just his heavy duty rollback , which worked just fine ( although I'd bet he wouldn't mind having a rotator truck )
Even I would love to have a rotator to, and I don’t even need to tow anything. I could actually use a rollback to move equipment though, that would be nice, but I have a dually for that.
You can tell the old gentleman was really impressed with your ability to slide the truck backwards! Too bad he wasn't out there to advise whoever dropped the trailer without blocks under the feet. We have all been in a hurry & done it though. Know I have, but tend to remember how much extra work it makes for myself later. You can see the guys mind really working! He is totally enjoying you talking to him! That's cool your taking the time to explain, most guys tend to feel worthless as we age, Im still learning too!
Sometimes it's not even being in a hurry. Could have just been the end of the day, tired distracted, or just having a bad brain day and forgetting this could happen.
@Joe Stimac sometimes the ground looks solid even though it's not. The impression I got was that it started sinking halfway through the loading process. The trailer probably didn't weigh enough when empty to break through the surface crust.
Maybe in a hurry, maybe noone there and no blocks handy, maybe ground seemed solid enough, or even "been there, done that" in that place already several times without swamping - who knows?
I dropped a chip trailer once in a gravel lot loaded with about 66,000 pounds of chips. I knew better but I was in a hurry and thought it would hold with the weather we'd had lately. I've dumped loaded trailers there before. Well, we got a lot of rain and down went the trailer. I felt really bad because the service manager that I've worked with for over a decade told me how much of a fight it was to get that trailer under a truck again. We were 105,500; 43,500 legal on tandems with a drop. So that trailer had a LOT of weight on the plate and it was loaded to the max. The landing gear definitely didn't support it.
Your big International is pretty damn impressive Casey. You make it look easy but the reality is that there is a lot of things to take into consideration before making a move on lifting and moving the sinking trailer. Job well done! Thanks for taking us along and of course thumbs UP! 👍. You are going to be at 200,000 subs before too long! Hell yeah!
I drove truck in Alaska for 13 years, before my 10 years here in Oregon. I've had a front end loader lift and drag my trailer out of a driveway once. Also had several landing gear sink. Once had to chain a sinking trailer to my truck frame to keep it from flipping while waiting for a wrecker and a guy like Casey. Casey did a fantastic job with what he had to work with. A very capable dude.
You never fail ..... "Definitely Found The Wet Spot" seriously, that is one sweet truck you have. First time I've seen a maneuver like that, very talented indeed
Wow - you give a whole new meaning to "adapt and overcome", Casey. It was pretty neat to watch this unfold and see how you utilized the abilities of your truck to get the trailer moved over. Just Wow!
Wow Casey, the more I watch you work with that rollback the more impressed I am with it! I will have to say that I am real impressed with the wrecker and the way you operate it! 😊
Man, I was so absorbed in that! Maybe it was the POV camera, but I felt the pressure of finding the best solution each step of the way 😅 Awesome work Casey 👏
It amazes me how many buttons, knobs, switches, and levers it takes to do all of that, plus remembering what and where everything is stored. Great job Casey!
I'll never have a need for many of the things I learn watching Casey's channel, but it still fascinates me to watch how he does things (and learn from them).
This guy is an amazing operator with incredible expertise. His truck is a very trick piece of kit. I like the way he gave the other guy the opportunity of making the decision that the job was finished. If he messed up putting the prime mover, I'm Australian, under the trailer and stuffed it up, the tow truck driver could have charged him for a second job. The initial problem could have been avoided if he had put blocks of wood under the legs in the first place. If he didn't have any blocks, he could have used the spare wheel as a weight spreader under the trailer leg, if he placed it face down.
Always nice when you impress the customers. You could hear it in the older gentleman’s voice. Us UA-cam experts are also mighty impressed! Almost got to use the new toys… I mean tools.
It's okay dude, what you do may not be perfect to you but it's always perfect to me. 99% of the population cannot do what you do it's very important that you understand that and your good deeds.
I've always been impressed by your skills and overall knowledge with physics, safety, and equipment limitations - not to mention your natural ability to explain and narrate :) That was awesome Casey!!! I appreciate learning new things while being entertained!
Casey . . . You know some stuff . . . and you did an awesome job . . . I'd hate to think about what you could do if you were good at this . . . You have said, "I never said I was good at this." It looks like you are pretty good at this to me . . .
Casey I always enjoy your videos because you always figure out unique ways to get the job done and usually it is something regular people don't think about
It's amazing how capable a modern tow truck really is! It looks like this one is a "Swiss army knife" of attatchments...In your hands Casey,it looks unstoppable.
A lot of work to get the trailer to safer ground. So much weight for your truck, at least the hydraulics are set to bypass when they have reached their limits. Hope you didn't mess anything up that will show up in the future. Great job for what you had to work with. That truck is pretty awesome with the right operator. Thanks for taking us along.
Your videos are so interesting, it amazes me how much you know about absolutely every job you come across! Thanks for all of your explanations it really makes your videos stand out!😎 Stay safe out there!❤️🙏
Been there myself but before my incompetent driver dropped his 50000 cement loaded trailer on a shoulder. Shimmed the landing gear to slow the unavoidable sinking and slid another tractor under the trailer just in time. Fired the idiot who put us in the tight spot and gave a grand to my driver who saved the day. We avoided ruining a brand new flatbed, dumping 13 pallets of white Portland cement into the ditch incurring a hefty epa fine and pissing off my customer waiting on his product. I really enjoyed this video and it took me back to a time to think it through and solve the problem. And let’s not forget the 25 hundred dollars I saved by not calling the tow service. All this was done via video phone call. Thanks again
Greetings from South Africa 🌍🤗. WOW ! That was absolutely fascinating. I am not a trucker, just a 76 yr old Granny who enjoys watching machinery in action. Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Thank you Casey 👍👌😉
I coast all the time in my stick shift HHR. I don't downshift for nothing. It wears the front brakes faster but it saves the engine from excessive high revs & gives it a longer life. Brake pads are cheaper than engines.
Well Casey, all these new fancy trucks do the things we were taught never to do when driving. Use engine brake to shift, go to neutral on slight down hills, coast to a stop. New Peterbilts love to launch you down a hill.
That hole they're talking about, I seen it as soon as he started sliding the deck back the first time and thought it would be almost perfect to use, glad he's thinking that!
I just retired after 40 years of of dump truckin ,straight jobs and trailers. Casey U sir are incredibly talented,smooth and thoughtful. I’ve seen more than my share of beached trailers parked in the wrong place .(no lumber around really?) I’m a less than impressed with the “driver” who dropped a loaded trailer on an obviously soft driveway. Dude U truly bailed those boys out. Great job! Stick right with it. That new rotator is just around corner.
First, I know almost nothing about the wrecker business, other than what I see on TV. When I saw you were bringing a flatbed to this job I wondered why. Had no idea what that was capable of. I was very impressed, both with the truck and your knowledge of how to use it. This revealed that I know even less than I thought. Great job!
After a long dry spell, this was a very interesting video. I was riveted in my seat wondering what you were going to do next. These kinds of videos will always be welcomed. Glad to watch!
Hello John,One of my favourite car brands.Having said that Packard was always first after as a child we has a Packard 1935 1200 with side mounted wheels .That was an absolutely gorgeous car. Moving forward Packard was a brand that I liked and was sad to see the brand disappeared.. The partnership between Packard and Studebaker in the final hours of Packard helped to produce this well sort out gorgeous car. Your model is one that brings to life the reminder of these two marques. Thanks for your video John. Austin from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
From the keyboard control center aided by my "it's so dam easy chair" you did a fine job! You also have some great people skills. Seat of the pants when the road surface starts to give way.
Anyone not impressed with this one needs to shake their head. The master craftsmen uses the tools at his disposal. Casey that's one heck of a truck with one pretty ingenious operator.!
I don't know which is better, the way you did this job, so efficiently and effectively or the way you video'd it with commentary as you went. Looks like no editing required. Excellent job, keep it up. 👍👍🙃🇦🇺
When we were in the Boy Scouts we were having a paper drive and the driver didn't put blocks under the legs. We always loaded those trucks pretty full...the trailer sank through the ashphalt to the bottom of the trailer. We called on the CB radio and two big wreckers showed up and picked it up from both sides. Took quite a while to get it rigged properly. Great guys, they did it for free, like Casey does on the off-road recoveries. Casey did a great job on this, need to be creative and use what you have!
Great job, I drove one of those trucks for 7 Years moving heavy equipment for rental industry but I moved everything in between as well, I had 40 ton hydraulic winch. Great use of your stinger and accessories!
After 9 years of working with heavy equipment and always being used to rigging up heavy pumps and motors with slings and shackles I really enjoy learning this different aspect of Casey's day to day solutions....such a stand up guy too ... great videos
Casey, I am SO impressed with your Truck... 😲😎 AND your skills off course! My gosh, that Truck of yours is a dream come true! And yeah, for slightly technical gals, too 😉😶
"I try to solve people's problems, not create more of them" - that you do Casey, brilliant work and always thinking of the end result - whether that be how is someone going to hitch to this trailer later or clearing up from a pickup on a snowmobile trail so that others can enjoy it later without risk of injury (and everything inbetween). Brilliant work and one of my very favourite channels on YT.
Very impressive in how you tackled that trailer Sir ! Not something I had seen done that way. But that is one beast of a rollback for sure ! Thanks for taking us along on the journey with you Sir ! ✌️😎
Your knowledge showed through on that job. Don't think the customer could have gotten another recovery company that had the truck to handle that lift. You gave them options for getting the trailer level and then moving the trailer to a level location. You seemed to be ahead of them each step of the way. Awesome saving the trailer for the customer.
That was a good job using things not for their intended use but doing as safe as possible and not breaking anything was great outside the box thinking. Good job Casey
Casey another fantastic job well done. You got there and evaluated the situation and carefully put your game plan to work. Also nice having the right equipment to accomplish getting things done safely as possible. Also you made wonderful purchase of getting that truck.
i am a retired truck mechanic. i have heard of trailers with a "walking floor" but this is the first one i ever saw. i know that they walk the freight out the back. just the first i have seen.
Casey; when I did recovery work when I was a kid almost 50 years ago, we did not have a rig with all the capability your roll back does, Great job, I always enjoy your videos. Stay safe.
this Casey is a gentleman and a rare one to find in the towing and recovery operations today. Many, if not most, would not have the skill and would do their best to rip off the person in need. Blessings to him.. don't let any "experts" tell you anything. You do beautiful work.
A reoccurring attribute I see in your videos is patients and a calm confidence, a rare blend than contributes to your success and our continued admiration and entertainment..
That's a whole lot of knowledge and experience packed into a 30 min video. Part way along, I was thinking that is a lot of pins too. When the bed finally let go of the king pin... Great video
nice. drove road assist for a couple years and one thing is what you learn to do, another is what you sometimes have to do. need to have a creative mindset and willing to operate in the gray areas.
Nice work Casey!! Some of us realize what all the possible bad outcomes that could occur if you had messed up. You did a fine job and got the job done with no damage and no one got hurt!! That's a BIG win!!! Thanks for letting us watch!!
To the casual observer that may have looked like simply lifting a trailer’s landing gear out of a mud hole. But, this was a very technical recovery. There was a lot going on and a lot to consider. Any number of things could have gone wrong and all of them would have been bad. Casey, you really showed your skill level and an exceptional knowledge of your truck’s capabilities and how to use them effectively. You actually made it look easy! Great job! 👏
I'm an Electrician and sometimes the fixes are much faster than the customer is expecting. With jobs like this, you're paying for the expertise to do it right more than the equipment and effort.
@@Vagitarian01 Like the old joke about calling the guy out of retirement to fix the control console in a power plant. He comes in, looks at it and gives it a good kick. Then he hands them a bill for $5,010. The manager screams, "That's ridicules, all you did was kick it!". The guy writes out a new, itemized, bill.
Kick console -$10. Knowing where to kick it -$5,000.
Yep. the word that kept going through my head was 'finesse'.
No.
I was thinking the same thing. A lot surely could have gone wrong with this. We had landing gear let go at Depot once & it surely didn't go this well for the wrecker company that showed up lol Great job Casey! 🤘 💪
In case anyone says that Casey did it wrong , he doesn't have an 1150R rotator at his disposal , just his heavy duty rollback , which worked just fine ( although I'd bet he wouldn't mind having a rotator truck )
Maybe one day
As the old saying goes, “you run what you brung”
Even I would love to have a rotator to, and I don’t even need to tow anything. I could actually use a rollback to move equipment though, that would be nice, but I have a dually for that.
49,000 a walk in a park for the NRC40TB.
@@clark7117 not sure how the ratings relate to actual capacity, but the NRC40TB is rated at 40,000 pounds.
The Western Star / Zacklift combo would have murdered this job.
You can tell the old gentleman was really impressed with your ability to slide the truck backwards! Too bad he wasn't out there to advise whoever dropped the trailer without blocks under the feet. We have all been in a hurry & done it though. Know I have, but tend to remember how much extra work it makes for myself later. You can see the guys mind really working! He is totally enjoying you talking to him! That's cool your taking the time to explain, most guys tend to feel worthless as we age, Im still learning too!
I suspect the ground was solidly frozen when the trailer was dropped - and then began to melt.
Sometimes it's not even being in a hurry. Could have just been the end of the day, tired distracted, or just having a bad brain day and forgetting this could happen.
@Joe Stimac sometimes the ground looks solid even though it's not. The impression I got was that it started sinking halfway through the loading process. The trailer probably didn't weigh enough when empty to break through the surface crust.
Maybe in a hurry, maybe noone there and no blocks handy, maybe ground seemed solid enough, or even "been there, done that" in that place already several times without swamping - who knows?
I dropped a chip trailer once in a gravel lot loaded with about 66,000 pounds of chips. I knew better but I was in a hurry and thought it would hold with the weather we'd had lately. I've dumped loaded trailers there before. Well, we got a lot of rain and down went the trailer. I felt really bad because the service manager that I've worked with for over a decade told me how much of a fight it was to get that trailer under a truck again. We were 105,500; 43,500 legal on tandems with a drop. So that trailer had a LOT of weight on the plate and it was loaded to the max. The landing gear definitely didn't support it.
Cascade Heavy Rescue: "We think outside the box" Good job Casey.
Your big International is pretty damn impressive Casey. You make it look easy but the reality is that there is a lot of things to take into consideration before making a move on lifting and moving the sinking trailer. Job well done! Thanks for taking us along and of course thumbs UP! 👍. You are going to be at 200,000 subs before too long! Hell yeah!
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So much to be said about knowing your equipment and tools to get things done.
I drove truck in Alaska for 13 years, before my 10 years here in Oregon. I've had a front end loader lift and drag my trailer out of a driveway once. Also had several landing gear sink. Once had to chain a sinking trailer to my truck frame to keep it from flipping while waiting for a wrecker and a guy like Casey. Casey did a fantastic job with what he had to work with. A very capable dude.
You never fail ..... "Definitely Found The Wet Spot" seriously, that is one sweet truck you have. First time I've seen a maneuver like that, very talented indeed
Wow - you give a whole new meaning to "adapt and overcome", Casey. It was pretty neat to watch this unfold and see how you utilized the abilities of your truck to get the trailer moved over. Just Wow!
I like the variety of jobs you do with your fleet of trucks. You smoothly go from a tracked jeep recovery to the rollback. All entertaining.
Wow Casey, the more I watch you work with that rollback the more impressed I am with it! I will have to say that I am real impressed with the wrecker and the way you operate it! 😊
That's the most technical recovery I've seen in quite a while.
Not just another boring @YankumRope video, sorry Allan!
Man, I was so absorbed in that! Maybe it was the POV camera, but I felt the pressure of finding the best solution each step of the way 😅 Awesome work Casey 👏
It is always nice to see somebody use a piece of equipment and know how to use it every bit of it
It amazes me how many buttons, knobs, switches, and levers it takes to do all of that, plus remembering what and where everything is stored. Great job Casey!
I'll never have a need for many of the things I learn watching Casey's channel, but it still fascinates me to watch how he does things (and learn from them).
Tow operators. Finding creative ways to use their equipment in ways it wasn't designed by the manufacturer since the beginning of towing. Nicely done.
This guy is an amazing operator with incredible expertise. His truck is a very trick piece of kit. I like the way he gave the other guy the opportunity of making the decision that the job was finished. If he messed up putting the prime mover, I'm Australian, under the trailer and stuffed it up, the tow truck driver could have charged him for a second job.
The initial problem could have been avoided if he had put blocks of wood under the legs in the first place. If he didn't have any blocks, he could have used the spare wheel as a weight spreader under the trailer leg, if he placed it face down.
nice job !!!
that NRC is pretty versatile 💪💪
it helps to have a skilled operator as well 👍👍
Your job is always an adventure
Great videos👍👍👍
Perfect dinner vid!
I was just happy to move my home made pizza from the baking sheet to the plate without tipping it over or getting stuck.
Always nice when you impress the customers. You could hear it in the older gentleman’s voice. Us UA-cam experts are also mighty impressed! Almost got to use the new toys… I mean tools.
It's okay dude, what you do may not be perfect to you but it's always perfect to me. 99% of the population cannot do what you do it's very important that you understand that and your good deeds.
Man your truck sure can lift❤ Thank you for sharing.😊
I've always been impressed by your skills and overall knowledge with physics, safety, and equipment limitations - not to mention your natural ability to explain and narrate :) That was awesome Casey!!! I appreciate learning new things while being entertained!
Casey . . . You know some stuff . . . and you did an awesome job . . . I'd hate to think about what you could do if you were good at this . . . You have said, "I never said I was good at this." It looks like you are pretty good at this to me . . .
Casey I always enjoy your videos because you always figure out unique ways to get the job done and usually it is something regular people don't think about
I love seeing these jobs with big equipment
It's amazing how capable a modern tow truck really is! It looks like this one is a "Swiss army knife" of attatchments...In your hands Casey,it looks unstoppable.
The old guy in the video was hilarious!!
I don't care what the experts say that was a job well done! That job could have gone really bad. Innovation is what you did i'm quite impressed..
A lot of work to get the trailer to safer ground. So much weight for your truck, at least the hydraulics are set to bypass when they have reached their limits. Hope you didn't mess anything up that will show up in the future. Great job for what you had to work with. That truck is pretty awesome with the right operator. Thanks for taking us along.
That's a cool truck you got
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Your videos are so interesting, it amazes me how much you know about absolutely every job you come across! Thanks for all of your explanations it really makes your videos stand out!😎 Stay safe out there!❤️🙏
Very creative! It was a good watch. Thanks for sharing!
Been there myself but before my incompetent driver dropped his 50000 cement loaded trailer on a shoulder. Shimmed the landing gear to slow the unavoidable sinking and slid another tractor under the trailer just in time. Fired the idiot who put us in the tight spot and gave a grand to my driver who saved the day. We avoided ruining a brand new flatbed, dumping 13 pallets of white Portland cement into the ditch incurring a hefty epa fine and pissing off my customer waiting on his product.
I really enjoyed this video and it took me back to a time to think it through and solve the problem. And let’s not forget the 25 hundred dollars I saved by not calling the tow service. All this was done via video phone call. Thanks again
Greetings from South Africa 🌍🤗. WOW !
That was absolutely fascinating. I am not a trucker, just a 76 yr old Granny who enjoys watching machinery in action. Thoroughly enjoyed your video. Thank you Casey 👍👌😉
I coast all the time in my stick shift HHR. I don't downshift for nothing. It wears the front brakes faster but it saves the engine from excessive high revs & gives it a longer life. Brake pads are cheaper than engines.
Always great content. Thank you for the video and the hard work!
Love it when a well executed plan comes together. Awesome!! Thanks Casey for bringing us along.
Well Casey, all these new fancy trucks do the things we were taught never to do when driving. Use engine brake to shift, go to neutral on slight down hills, coast to a stop. New Peterbilts love to launch you down a hill.
That hole they're talking about, I seen it as soon as he started sliding the deck back the first time and thought it would be almost perfect to use, glad he's thinking that!
Once again Casey got creative and got the job done. Impressive watching you work my friend. Peace Out.
I just retired after 40 years of of dump truckin ,straight jobs and trailers. Casey U sir are incredibly talented,smooth and thoughtful. I’ve seen more than my share of beached trailers parked in the wrong place .(no lumber around really?) I’m a less than impressed with the “driver” who dropped a loaded trailer on an obviously soft driveway. Dude U truly bailed those boys out. Great job! Stick right with it. That new rotator is just around corner.
First, I know almost nothing about the wrecker business, other than what I see on TV. When I saw you were bringing a flatbed to this job I wondered why. Had no idea what that was capable of. I was very impressed, both with the truck and your knowledge of how to use it. This revealed that I know even less than I thought. Great job!
The why part is east.. I don’t have anything else 🤷🏻♂️
@@CaseyLaDelle And yet, you made it work! Sometimes we have to make what we have do the job. We have to get creative, and you did.
After a long dry spell, this was a very interesting video. I was riveted in my seat wondering what you were going to do next. These kinds of videos will always be welcomed. Glad to watch!
Hello John,One of my favourite car brands.Having said that Packard was always first after as a child we has a Packard 1935 1200 with side mounted wheels .That was an absolutely gorgeous car.
Moving forward Packard was a brand that I liked and was sad to see the brand disappeared..
The partnership between Packard and Studebaker in the final hours of Packard helped to produce this well sort out gorgeous car.
Your model is one that brings to life the reminder of these two marques.
Thanks for your video John.
Austin from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
From the keyboard control center aided by my "it's so dam easy chair" you did a fine job! You also have some great people skills. Seat of the pants when the road surface starts to give way.
That was just in a league of it's own as far as a recovery goes, VERY well executed
All recovery's are technical. U can make a bad situation worst in a heartbeat. Hats off to those people.
The equipment Casey had and his ingenuity were more than sufficient for the job. Brilliantly done young Sir.
It's good to see the shiny new parts earning their keep. 😊
The engineering of the bed capability and a good operator always Cool to see
Nothing better than knowing how to use your equipment to it's fullest. The sign of a good operator.
Anyone not impressed with this one needs to shake their head. The master craftsmen uses the tools at his disposal. Casey that's one heck of a truck with one pretty ingenious operator.!
I don't know which is better, the way you did this job, so efficiently and effectively or the way you video'd it with commentary as you went. Looks like no editing required. Excellent job, keep it up. 👍👍🙃🇦🇺
This is an excellent video demonstrating creative troubleshooting to get the job done.
When we were in the Boy Scouts we were having a paper drive and the driver didn't put blocks under the legs. We always loaded those trucks pretty full...the trailer sank through the ashphalt to the bottom of the trailer. We called on the CB radio and two big wreckers showed up and picked it up from both sides. Took quite a while to get it rigged properly. Great guys, they did it for free, like Casey does on the off-road recoveries. Casey did a great job on this, need to be creative and use what you have!
So Wise , Thank You . A fine example using the tools avaleble to get the job DONE
Great job, I drove one of those trucks for 7 Years moving heavy equipment for rental industry but I moved everything in between as well, I had 40 ton hydraulic winch. Great use of your stinger and accessories!
After 9 years of working with heavy equipment and always being used to rigging up heavy pumps and motors with slings and shackles I really enjoy learning this different aspect of Casey's day to day solutions....such a stand up guy too ... great videos
The two guys watching were very impressed. Thinking outside of the box, adapt and overcome, be prepared...Casey, you are an absolute Dude.
That's what I call some sweet problem solving. Thanks for bringing us along. 😊
That was a heck of an interesting situation. Excellent job Casey!!!!!
Casey, I felt like a kid in school. It was very educational to learn just how versatile your towing rig is.. Truly amazing.. Cheers, Mate.
Casey, I am SO impressed with your Truck... 😲😎 AND your skills off course! My gosh, that Truck of yours is a dream come true! And yeah, for slightly technical gals, too 😉😶
"I try to solve people's problems, not create more of them" - that you do Casey, brilliant work and always thinking of the end result - whether that be how is someone going to hitch to this trailer later or clearing up from a pickup on a snowmobile trail so that others can enjoy it later without risk of injury (and everything inbetween).
Brilliant work and one of my very favourite channels on YT.
Very impressive job. Great work as always
Very impressive in how you tackled that trailer Sir ! Not something I had seen done that way. But that is one beast of a rollback for sure !
Thanks for taking us along on the journey with you Sir ! ✌️😎
Casey; very impressive work, you know your craft!
great job, you always find a way to get the job done.
Your knowledge showed through on that job. Don't think the customer could have gotten another recovery company that had the truck to handle that lift. You gave them options for getting the trailer level and then moving the trailer to a level location. You seemed to be ahead of them each step of the way.
Awesome saving the trailer for the customer.
That was a good job using things not for their intended use but doing as safe as possible and not breaking anything was great outside the box thinking. Good job Casey
That seriously was an "edge of your seat" video. Thanks for the show.
Got to see your new attachments in action,very cool
I truly enjoy watching how you work things out to resolve the problems at hand. You make it seem so effortlessly!
Casey another fantastic job well done. You got there and evaluated the situation and carefully put your game plan to work. Also nice having the right equipment to accomplish getting things done safely as possible. Also you made wonderful purchase of getting that truck.
i am a retired truck mechanic. i have heard of trailers with a "walking floor" but this is the first one i ever saw. i know that they walk the freight out the back. just the first i have seen.
This isn’t a walking floor
Casey; when I did recovery work when I was a kid almost 50 years ago, we did not have a rig with all the capability your roll back does, Great job, I always enjoy your videos. Stay safe.
you got some clever gear Casey and you know how to use it. Well done sir, From Pete a UK trucker.
Very cool to see you use all this gear in a different type of situation!
You've seen it here! Casey is pretty good at fitting a shaft into any hole!!!😄
this Casey is a gentleman and a rare one to find in the towing and recovery operations today. Many, if not most, would not have the skill and would do their best to rip off the person in need. Blessings to him.. don't let any "experts" tell you anything. You do beautiful work.
That's one fine recovery truck and a fine operator, Bravo Casey
A reoccurring attribute I see in your videos is patients and a calm confidence, a rare blend than contributes to your success and our continued admiration and entertainment..
That definitely put the heavy in Heavy Rescue. 👍👍
This is knowing your equipment , using your equipment and knowing what your doing. Ole truck earned it's keep . 👍
Great video
That's a whole lot of knowledge and experience packed into a 30 min video. Part way along, I was thinking that is a lot of pins too. When the bed finally let go of the king pin...
Great video
Turns out you were good at pulling that out the hole, also good consideration about there possible being a water/ power etc line under the ground.
I drove a tow truck for 39 yrs sometimes got to do things out of the box you’re good
Pretty fancy moves going on there! I'm impressed!
nice. drove road assist for a couple years and one thing is what you learn to do, another is what you sometimes have to do.
need to have a creative mindset and willing to operate in the gray areas.
Wow…just WOW! That was over the top complicated. Casey, you really know your equipment.
Hey Casey !! Yepper !! ""GET--R---DONE "" !! Fine job & NO Snow or Rain to work in !!! 🙃🙃🙃🙃👀👀👀👍👍👍👍👍
Nice work Casey!! Some of us realize what all the possible bad outcomes that could occur if you had messed up. You did a fine job and got the job done with no damage and no one got hurt!! That's a BIG win!!! Thanks for letting us watch!!
Awesome Casey, I get great enjoyment from young work, I love it, keep it up. Gerald Ingram, New Zealand.
It's nice to watch the new truck earn it's keep. A very enjoyable video
That truck is amazingly cool, it's impressive what can be accomplished with the right know how and some serious tools!