75 Ton Freightliner Rotator Tow Truck

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We had to call in Petroff Towing to help us set this beast of a culvert intake. With the power lines so low overhead, a typical crane or even excavator just couldnt do the job. This was no problem for the Century 75 ton rotator to reach out and set this 18,000 pound box.
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[@res1cue2001]

I’ve never seen a rotator with the drive axles separated like that. Very cool. I love to hear why you guys specified it like that and how it performs.
My guess is for better weight distribution.

[@mikeford675]

Very custom 1075!! It looks nice and with a special touch to it!

[@TheProvider]

This looks like an outfit that really knows their stuff!

[@towtruckaj]

I'm just gonna wait 10 years for the m1000 ;)

[@noahater5785]

What’s the GVWR on this behemoth?

[@dandunning4409]

Does that 75 Ton only have 2 winches on tbe boom? That's a silly waste of space in my book but maybe it is wha you wanted? Why wouldn't you double up your line for more pulling power and less stress on tbe single line? Nice spreader bar that thing looks beefy. Nice Rotator.

[@AWilson3342]

Nice truck but maybe a little strange only seeing a tandem 75t rotator when they’re usually at least triaxle

[@noahater5785]

Yeah, usually a quad (2 drive axles + 2 main steer axles) or quint (2 drive axles + 1 liftable self steering axle + 2 main steer axles) axle behemoth