2013 NRC ROTATOR DEMO

[@jimmy504whodat6]

Dam ! That's incredible !

[@madbear3512]

Wow I don't think that cane/wrecker in big enough for me. I need one with 10 alxes inculding 2 up front 8 in back. Including a 90 ton cane.

[@Fossil1111]

What kind of rotator was this and how much was it lifting?

[@91tyoung1]

that truck is upwards of 1M easy. with the outriggers and spades on the rear minimizes the chances of tipping.

[@9carcottrell246]

This was a demonstration it was not to see how much I can lift. I'm running a fiat Alice v16 tug boat engine with full inter axel wheel lock deployment and sand spreader. Twin stick with 2 speed auxiliary. I've picked fully loaded cement mixer rolled over weighting 102,845. This bus is a cake walk.

[@jimgemmell2831]

Hahahaha...Every truck/wrecker you "apparently own/drive", either in the US or Australia, is fitted with this engine. In fact, so are the trains you "apparently drive" as well. Give it a rest with the bullshit comments pmsl

[@mikbik8270]

Seria ótimo um desses no Brasil do jeito que nosso transito é assassino este guindaste nos ajudaria muito pena que não dispomos de tanta tecnologia.

[@dandunning4409]

Very impressive!

[@9carcottrell246]

Dan Dunning thanks for watching

[@jimgemmell2831]

That's not his rig, as he stated elsewhere. 9 car Cottrell, quit with all the bullshit comments lol

[@rp1430]

Was this in Houston, Tx ?

[@stettsin]

orlando fl

[@ddrum705]

That Metro Bus right

[@angelguevara1418]

Ryan Peterson Yes that is a Houston Metro Bus.

[@dandunning4409]

You can buy a 75 Ton Rotator for under 1 million. Not much under but $750 thousand can get you what your looking at.

[@vanaus6801]

All that and we aren't permitted to see it touch ground? The cables busted and it landed on it's side. OOPS!

[@theespjames4114]

I was a heavy wreaker driver for several years but never a Rotator,,,

[@madbear3512]

@Bulletman7 I delike you comment

[@passtheparcel2024]

Wheres part 2........... Where it touches base!

[@BlakeFreeman10]

See those cables all twisted up 🤦‍♂️

[@707MK]

Is this all,the bus is a light weight!

[@danmerhib3233]

I pick things up I put them down

[@mattycorbett6112]

would he get pay rise for learning this ????

[@danmerhib3233]

I pick things up I put them down

[@pdubplaw]

I have a CDL, where can I go to wrecker school?

[@Joshua79C]

You not only need the license but also the Endorsement for Wrecker operations after passing the test let alone all of the training it requires

[@jserra17]

A $750,000+ wrecker?

[@MattyM110]

more

[@Joshua79C]

overpriced compared to a Century 1150R rotator for less price with more better storage capacity

[@9carcottrell246]

Try over 1.2 million

[@jimgemmell2831]

Did you Google that price 9 car? That's not even your rig. Only thing you drive is your vivid imagination

[@montwolfman]

Sure looks impressive but the bus only weighs 29 t. Far below the limit of the crane.

[@Joshua79C]

I was going to post a comment of the sort on weight and per construction materials, seen Ron Pratt lift a Blue Bird school bus and a car with his 50 ton 1150R from Century (Miller Industries), about the same amount of weight, but with more better storage options

[@jimmassena1159]

LOL, WOW, Really, a crane.....!@@Joshua79C

[@JohnDoe-lb1kc]

yikes. you would think that the tow truck would tip over or something.

[@oscarlehmans7544]

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[@MrNoah11992]

Oscar Lehman's what does this even mean ?

[@tellmesomething2go]

OK. So what if they come upon a bus rolled over on it`s side?

[@jptrustno1]

Well, with the 4 winches u can lift the rolled over bus and turn it upright in midair, then rotate around and set it on its wheels or on a lowboy trailer and haul it away. Ive done it a few times. Id pay to do it all over again. I get emotional when thinking about it and remembering the times when kids would want autographs with pictures.

[@angelguevara1418]

lol that's one of the old articulated busses we had here in Houston.

[@angelguevara1418]

It looks like it use to be a West facility bus (look at the W on the windshield).