New Toyota Tumbler Off-Road Edition ... Rollin', Rollin', Rollin'
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2020
- Using our Peterbilt 337 with Century LCG12 rollback (tilt-tray) to recover and tow a Toyota Tundra after it barrel-rolled and landed on a fence in a ditch on a narrow county road. This was a tougher pull than it may appear. Thankfully, there were no injuries. Thanks for watching and God bless.
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I stumbled across your channel a couple of weeks ago and now I’m hooked! (Yeah, I know bad pun!). It’s so refreshing to watch a courteous, respectful professional. No swearing, no criticizing, just teaching. May you have an extra guardian angel watching over you, God Bless and be safe.
I loved the lady that was trying to help you. Speaks volumes for your character and reputation. God Bless you Ron and your family and company. I hope all this shutdown hasn't been too hard for Midwest Truck.
Just watched a plaza towing youtub and honestly I like midwest towing UA-cam..I enjoy watching and seeing what you guys do and appreciate your hard work to keep us all moving along. Your channels is more explanatory than theirs and your not out for fame ...you love what you do and to be honest having faith and trust in God is why I perfer watching your channel. I subscribed and got my notification on 👍🙋♀️
Probably the most conscientious tow truck operator I've ever seen! Great quarantine entertainment. Thanks!
Thank You Ron for another skillful job made to look easy. Thank God that no one was seriously hurt, but it was painful to see that beautiful truck in such a condition. God Bless, take care and stay safe😀🙏🇺🇸
RON, GOOD MORNING, that truck, was moving then rolled it Insurance usually regards bit a loss with so many air bags deployed, great no injuries , it’s 04;30 EDST HERE GOD BLESS, CHEERS FROM NJ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hopefully noone was injured. Thanks for showing the missouri countryside to your foreign viewers. Greetings from Germany.
A good video Ron and to live in an area where people are friendly and willing to help you out and even knows you anyway hope you your family and the Midwest crew have a wonderful weekend and stay safe
I would bet a bunch of money you were very good at geometry in middle or high school. You seem to have developed quite the understanding of angles, pressures, mechanical loading, pulley systems etc. Always enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work!
I didn't know Toyota came out with a "Tumbler Off-Road Edition"? I must be an after market thing, right? Good job Ron, excellent.
Mr. Pratt, You have made many a day so much quicker watching your video's. 😊 I really appreciate your faith, belief in God and your walk in his love. Some of the landscape reminds me of my state Pennsylvania. Your wonderful work ethic is so uplifting! Please, as always stay safe! Thank you and all in your Midwest Truck family. 🙏 🇺🇸 🤗
If I've learned nothing else watching Ron's videos, is to leave the keys in the ignition if I ever have a wreck.
That guy was flying, rocking and rolling. God bless
The fact that there's no injuries in a roll over situation like this is a testament to modern safety standards. When they say they don't build 'em like the used to they are correct, for the better!
I gave your comment a like because you're correct saying that vehicles are built safer these days. However, drivers aren't AND manufacturers keep making more "distractions" available in these vehicles. There's definitely a problem here!
Newer Toyota body-on-frame vehicles fare pretty well in crashes except for small overlap. You're more likely to lose your lower limbs in a Toyota body-on-frame vehicle than suffer other injuries.
Loving the public passing by wanting to make sure you're safe...excellent people.
Mr. Pratt, please keep digging in your achieves of recovery videos to give us unseen videos. Something old is new to us.
Do you know that if you click on the three short bars next to the UA-cam logo that all of your subscriptions show?
Then you can click on his name and see most of, if not all of his uploads.
Ron you are going to think I’m weird but last week my new Harley broke down, front injector stuck open. I called tow service and here he comes with a roll back. I had no idea how this was going to work.. He saw my face and he said relax I do this all the time.He explained how we were to load it and said you have to run the roll back, I have to stay on the bike. Needless to say I was thrilled. I learned from you, slow small moves, got it all set up and he looked at me and said, god dang looks like you did this before. We got it set up on the jiffy stand and tied down and in the cab I told him I watch your videos and he said he would check them out and I made a joke, I told him to get the tater and we’d go to work. He said he can’t go near it except swamping for the operator. Just something interesting during quarantine. Stay safe.
I was just commenting to my wife, that these are some of the best training videos out there. The only thing better, for me, was actually helping a buddy load my van up on almost the exact same model of peterbilt deck truck years ago.
@@kstricl Ron's a surgeon with that rollback.
@@excavatoree And especially the tator with how he's got to do some of the rigging. One job comes to mind was the one trailer that did a rollover in a yard & was filled with pallets IIRC & the customer said the trailer was going to get scrapped; but Ron & crew "Christmas Wrapped" the trailer with the large straps & got it back upright.
@@excavatoree definitely can tell he's been doing it a few years😁😆 a joke, I know he's been doing it his whole life😀
Wow wow wow
Ron, I am always impressed with how everyone interacts with you and each other. It is a whole different culture out there. It's a culture I could get along with. God bless you and yours.
Thank you for helping me.
People are kind to you and a written work.
God bless and thank you.
my man
I'm very surprised the driver essentially walked away from this! Great job Ron!
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May God Bless Your Family.
Ron you are the nicest guys I’ve ever seen on UA-cam!!! I love your beginning of all your videos and the safety portions keep it up. Stay safe.
Ron, you're an upstanding guy. Stay amazing!
Please always film the driving scene its really cool to see the whole thing. Thanks for sharing this with us
I agree. It seems some people would rather complain than skip over the parts that don't interest them.
I think Mr Pratt has a good sense of humor they have to have a humor out in this world now days
Man, I never knew there was so much involved in towing. You've got to really know you P's and Q's or that sucker is going to go flying when you hit the freeway. Good work you do. Keep the faith.
I hope you will keep that scenery pictures in your videos. I like to watch all those parts of your area. Keep on going strong and stay healthy. God bless.
Glad the driver was not hurt. But God bless you Ron. You do amazing things and jobs. May God bless you and your family.
Man that Tow-yoda (way some Tennesseans pronounce Toyota) really took a ride. Glad the driver was uninjured. Thanks for the driving footage. Love that Missouri scenery. Keep up the great work and stay safe. Also, never be afraid to dig in the archive and edit up some footage for us. Old unuploaded jobs are "new" to us.
Nothing like getting up and watching Ron towing 👍👍👍.
I like you optimism in your comes and lights catching people's attention. When I was in roadworks I remember it wasn't uncommon for people to miss all the signs cones and flashing lights on the big yellow trucks . One drove straight over top of the cones past me waving a stop sign at her and came skidding to a stop just short of running heading into one of our trucks, that was with signs spread out 300 meters down the road.
I love the little extras you have like the Guardian Angles
Great job! Good to see a pro not just loading the vehicle, but picking up tge pieces too!
I'm not a accident investigator, but my unprofessional opinion is that person was going a bit too fast...rose that ditch for a while. Glad they weren't hurt.
M dad grew up in Missouri, so I do appreciate that you do leave a clip of your highway driving for the viewers. Brings back memories.
It is always awesome to hear Mators voice in your videos
Hello from Canada I was a tow truck driver for 10 yrs started out in a 1 ton then 3 ton then 5 ton deck then tandem axle deck truck then 5 ton with a 45 foot trailer hauling insurance claim all over my province hauled everything under the sun and then sum it was a fun job you never knew who you would meet or what challenges you would come up against some days I miss it enjoy your day amigo be safe out there
Al Burke, Ron, I Googled the location of your shop and it shows an empty building. Have you moved? I think I have watched all your video's and I'm so impressed with the way you handle everything and the way you treat your employees. I can see the care you have and the safety you show your people, even Law, and all first responders. Please be safe. God bless your family.
I love seeing you driving! :D
28:07 Watch your fingers Ron. Love your videos :-)
:D Like that Ron met his old classmate so randomly.
That was cool. The fact that she was willing to help was even better. That's the small town way!
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Remind me to keep the inside of my vehicle picked up. That was a fair amount of stuff must have been flying about in there, glad only the truck got hurt and have a blessed day!
Hi Mr Pratt. I have a lot of admiration and respect for what you do. I'm a believer of the Cross like you and I used to drive big rigs cross-country. Guys like you deserve many thanks. God bless you and your fellow workers along with families.
Glad nobody was hurt,but gee poor TOY and great video 👍😊...
Real men doing real men stuff. Fantastic. I drive a one ton dually to tow my rv but if I had to run a half ton I would for sure go tundra.
I moved away from Cape 5yrs ago to Florida, and sure do miss the rolling hills and view there. Thanks for leaving that view.
Why would you move from such a beautiful place to a low wage culturless hole like Floriduh? Boggles the mind.
Thanks Ron for the driving footage! I stopped by your place a few weeks ago,but no one was there. I worked for State Farm and covered all of S.E. Mo. writing estimates on wrecked vehicles. I am so familiar with the area that I usually know where you are within a minute or so. I am now retired and moved to Kentucky. Next time I'm in the area I'll stop by again. It's always interesting to see how you recover vehicles. Thanks again and keep them coming!
I hate to see such a beautiful truck in that condition. You always make it look easy. I know it isn't. I was glad to see an officer show up. I always worry that you could get injured when you are alone. Take care.
Ron Love your Titles of your Video’s
You have good sense of Humor
Man. I got to hear that Q siren. Nice video
They sure make those Toyotas tough! Another nice recovery Ron 👍👍
@Mark Grudt HeeHee.
That was nice of the lady to offer to help. Im guessing he went wide through the corner and across the intersection.
Like you and your videos. Your approach to everything you do. God Bless
I've just discovered another problem with self-quarantine. I lost track that today's Friday. Fortunately I was at a website where someone mentioned that tomorrow's Saturday and I realized, "Oh my gosh, I haven't seen Ron's video." Better late than never.
I've seen ALL of these-- and LOVE to watch them again... I MISS this work..- was offered the Rotator there in Cali-- but couldn't do it.. got mashed between 2 trucks and ended up not able to do it any more..
I do enjoy watching the view go by as you are driving. Thank goodness no one was hurt and the rain stopped. No over head wires either.
22:22
Whisper voice: "Sarge"
Hahaha
Thanks for the scenic drive. We appreciate it! Those that don't can skip the drive time segment.
You training the MHP to assist lol. Great bunch of troopers and county we have.
Another. Awesome. Video. Be safe out there. Ron
I know it is a lot of extra work and if not possible I completely understand ( you provide us with such good content anyways! ) but I personally would appreciate maybe an extra un-cut style video of the regular one with the driving parts left in it ( Just like this one but make it two, one where the driving is cut out and one un-cut with the driving parts left in )
I just enjoy watching you go places as much as I like the recovery part itself.
Stay safe and protected during these hard times !
Greetings from Germany :)
Got to admit I love to drive to the locations so can see location and scenery... But I also realise it adds a lot to the video. Take care be safe and happy always. Thank you for another lovely video :)
I enjoy the driving scenery
Thank You for leaving the driving portion of the video Ron! I too enjoy watching the scenery. If I get bored with it, I know where the Fast Fwd control is! :-)
It's bad when an experienced tow truck driver is impressed!!😂😂
Exactly. Hes seen some shit and is still impressed lol
@@dhananjayvats1866 when a experienced tow truck driver goes whoaa its bad wreck
No, it's a good thing.
@@dhananjayvats1866 Ron was verbally excited and was commenting more than normal when he came up on the crash.
True
Ron take every help that you can get
I won't say that I am big on seeing the scenery in your area, but I do appreciate seeing the area surrounding one of your "pick ups". To NOT include that surrounding area is like reading a book but starting at chapter 3 or 4 instead of chapter 1. So count me as someone who thinks videos like this are great without your "editing".
Always excited for another great vlog! Stay safe!
1 minuets posted and I’m watching it
Too many people just use the Parking Pall as their parking brake, so they don't realise its working until they go to use it, or if the state has it, yearly inspection. Also its a marvel of modern engineering that in such a crash there was no injuries.
Man your almost to my house and I’m in Oregon pretty surroundings
Nice that someone volunteer to help that wouldn’t happen my way
In winter a tree fell across my driveway all I got was it’s not safe to be out here by the road told them I have to get this tree out of way “ oh I guess there is a tree”
another great rescue thanks ron for showing us lesser mortals how its done
nice recovery Ron
Now that is out in the country! I learned to relax this time Ron, and also take in the scenery as we rode out to the job in your truck with you. The You Tube community as your assistants. And no payroll worries👪
VI love the scenery THANKS FOR SHOWING
Wild ride
Glad the driver (and any passengers) are ok, sure it was a learning curve for them, and luckily a man that knows his tools and job well to help pick up the pieces.
Good morning from West Virginia. God bless all.
is very nice country out that way, Ron
Thank you for the scenery !
My prayers are with the family and friends 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
On a serious note: I'm glad nobody was injured. I am inclined to agree with your theory in that it most likely rolled at least once or twice (as an EMR/FF I have seen this type of situation WAYYYY too many times). On a lighter note, at least this one didn't try to go for a swim unlike the one you and Mike had to fish out a while back
God Bless and Stay Safe :)
Look ma!! Hands-free shifting!!!
I could listen to the sound of that engine on the wrecker all day! Maybe a video of just riding around in the truck up and down hills to make it really talk lol!
Good job Ron!
Nice job and hello all the way from Scotland
Folks say a Toyota is indestructible and there's always someone who takes that as a challenge.
Tundras are garbage.
I'll point out that there were no reported injuries in this crash.
Yes, the truck is trashed, but the driver walked away from it.
Excellent video Ron. You are always so polite and very descriptive in your vids. I like them Keep it up!
I enjoy the scenery, the trip and the ride all from my easy chair.
Hi Ron, want to say thank you for sharing your videos. God bless and stay safe.
I like how you are thoughtful of your customers and care for them. That does not happen around my area in Michigan.
Tell you what, it's incredible how good modern vehicles are at keeping you alive when something like this happens. Not all so long ago, that would have probably been at least an injury wreck if not a signal seven.
Cool recovery. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe out there.
One handed. "Ish" nicely done.
thanks for showing the date of this video, i appreciate it
I love your videos Ron. I especially like to watch where you put the chain to pull each car and truck out of the different positions they are in. When I was in high school I wanted to own a tow truck business. My childhood friend's brother had a very successful towing business, but he would not train me, because my dad, at the time, was a dentist. He saw me as competition and he was right I would have been competition if my friend's brother had trained me. But I love watching all the interesting tows and the trucks you own. I would say though, that Mike, one of your employees either needs more training or he doesn't seem to get it most of the time.
Good example how easy life can be if everyone is friendly to each other!!! Stay safe Ron!👏👍😊!
Great Job as always♡♡♡
I will never understand why some feel the need to get behind the wheel & Not only put themselves in harm's way but other's also.❤❤❤Ron I'm addicted to watching your Videos and I love how through you are with the clean-up and always very Respectful♡🚦🚎🚎🚎🚦🚨Take Care and Stay Safe..
A leaf blower and string trimmer would of been nice to clear all the debris away. Probably not standard equipment for a tow vehicle? Good job as always, Ron. Take care.
thanks for the sight seeing ron love it herein aust
Great video Ron! Keep up the good work!