Not A Simple Winchout! Burried Semi

[@mzeusk13]

This truck of yours looks like it's on exhibit every day. Awesome.

[@charlieronk7909]

A Lot of people don’t understand how hard it is to not just work. But to also stay professional and not take short cuts on safety to you or the truck in the kind of heat. Great job and video as always.

[@stenmander2838]

Absolutely loved the backwards tow with the snatch block off the front bumper, frickin' genius! Three axel tow rig with a rotating crane on the back? Awesome!

[@timdenowh95]

Big job! Sand was fun when we were kids. Take special care out there with that heat. Good job Trent.

[@robinwatkinson1498]

You done hell of great job on that hot weather!!!!!!! But your recovery truck are so awesome and the best one ever seen!!!!!

[@gregcurd2654]

Awesome Job young Man!

[@WoodworkerDon]

Creative solution to the problem that you were presented. Pays to know all the possible ways to deploy your equipment. Great job. Another hot and sunny day in the CV. 👍☀

[@kyleown3925]

59:21 Trent's thinking keep it off the chrome keep it off the chrome. Great job as always.

[@hakunamatata324]

"Keep coming to the right if you can" Driver: Breaks on and coming left. How dumb.

[@dave_n8pu]

It looks like that 'rescue' really made you work for it, please stay hydrated.

[@gc3826]

WOW! That rotator is one hell of a truck. Nothing stops it! 👍🏽👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽👍🏽

[@kat2641]

Man o.o that's bloody HOT!!! An you did ok in the heat. I would of passed out spending that much time UNDER the blazing hot sun. . Your tuff!! Great job

[@fentoncallaghan6172]

That rotator is a beast. God bless you Trent and stay safe out there brother.

[@kevingrainger2530]

Fantastic recovery lorry, not to mention the operator Trent. Thank you for the video Trent.

[@thomasjsanford4369]

The driver's name isn't Lorry... It's Trent

[@nickjcal2819]

@@thomasjsanford4369 I think Kevin is from England where a Lorry is a truck. So he was talking about recovery of the truck(semi).

[@GMBiorn]

Thanks Trent. It was obviously more work than anticipated.

[@desertrat8322]

Can't believe how buried the front axle of that truck is , that dirt is soft !!!

[@scottbecker3563]

It didn't seem like the driver was working very hard to keep the front tires going in the direction that you wanted them to go... Great work on your part.

[@iainwalker8701]

Can you not fit the the freightliner pins the other way so the mouth is facing up? looks like it would make life easier. excellent video as always

[@jimhubbell8364]

Hope you had more than just one drink during that job! 😊

[@TBendez]

Three hours, in that heat. Man, Death Valley at 120F, we were out for a total of 45 minutes divided in three segments. I cannot imagine how rough that must've felt.

[@jamesstepp9982]

I used to "cheat" when winching-I'd keep the driver out and tie the steering wheel to the wind wing bar or the mirror bracket. Not overly strong,but if in 30 years I never broke anything. If you aren't dragging the truck sideways or something like that,it's a LOT easier than getting the customer to do what you SAY instead of what he THINKS you should do,judging from what he can see from the driver's seat. (Not nearly enough to make those decisions.) I don't envy you,out in that 126 degrees sun. Stay WELL hydrated,Brother.

[@truckerjon7255]

Hey quick question do you sell any diecast of the truck that you normally drive

[@iamReddington]

This shit right here is why Anakin Skywalker hated sand. lol

[@RimdarRanch]

Driver needs an "L' and an "R" on his dash!

[@richardsimpson3136]

Also some BRAINS in HIS HEAD!!

[@markaoslo5653]

@Plaza Towing - Trent Jr., _muy caliente_ and, the weather is pretty darn hot, too! A test of perseverance, on that one. Cheers-

[@iamReddington]

Thanks for the video Trent! That heat would literally kill me. My dad's side of the family, including my dad, has a history of heat strokes, so I'm definitely at risk.

[@lindagriffiths5739]

Hi There ! Hello from Worcestershire England, love watching your videos,look forward to them keep up good work, be safe.

[@bigjames6719]

Thank you for sharing be safe out there

[@amfwelsh]

Hell I sure wouldn’t of driven over that in the first place, I always walk on ahead when I see the ground isn’t so great ? Never got stuck thankfully

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

When it was getting close to the container when you were pulling with the drag winch, my first thought was pulling the container 10 feet then pulling the truck. At 120 degrees, if you aren't in hell you have to be able to see hell from there.

[@starsky459]

great job excellent trent that was a difficult winchout keep making the great video and vlog

[@plazatowing]

Thank you sir!

[@sethtriggs]

Oh wow that job is quite a headache! That is such soft ground too, had to be nervewracking. But well done! Kinda tempted fate there with 21:57, but that's how big jobs go! Thanks for showing these really interesting jobs!

[@shoegum7362]

25:35 Everything's released? Driver: ............ 45:20 Brakes are released right? Truck: PSSSHHHHHH!

[@edwinschlee8374]

Hot, Hot, Hot!!!! Good job Trent. We have been hot here also but not 120 just 106. Stay Safe and well Hydrated!!

[@billmckelvey602]

Awesome video Trent. You should get a mini freg. for the trucks with gold water and stuff when it`s that hot it be wound needed

[@matthewdooley6485]

First off the dude in the truck was really no help to you it seems. He wasn't even really trying to put any effort into cranking that steering wheel to the right. I'm like yelling dude, put some muscle into it p*ssy! Then having his air breaks on while you were trying to wench him out. Falling asleeo while you were there to help him out, also he needs to know how to at least keep the window cracked so he could hear you. This dude was not the sharpest knife in the drawer. The times when I have needed a wench out I have tried to help out as much as I can to make things go smoother & also pay attention to what is going on. I know you busted ass with this wench out, great job Trent keep up the great work bud.

[@clintv6600]

Man wish I saw you drinking more water man I love these long videos but please stay hydrated!

[@packingten]

I drove a Chevy viking from early 70s to near 1980.It was 21/2 ton w air brakes.It was sure hot in summer that heat from engine it was a cab over COE....Nothing like these guys.

[@tomfommber]

That is an amazing machine.

[@donkaley2317]

it would of been faster pull out if there was no breaks on lol.

[@honda4004]

hi do you ever get static build up from the truck as it stands on pads from raising the boom as here in great britain i have come across guys who use mobile cranes around transmitters that when raised tyre free on wood pads have had to have ground wires like large aircraft have to be grounded when land before anyone can exit from aircraft

[@richardspringthorpe8176]

does this driver know his left from his right you keep telling him to turn to the right and he keeps turning the wheel to the left the muppet

[@blakegilmore6044]

richard springthorpe that was getting on my nerves lol. His left is right and right is left. He don’t deserve to be a driver. And the brake was still locked in. The guy was a moron.

[@JakeSmith_Zyferus]

The soft dirt kept forcing the wheels left. As the tires plowed in it forces the wheels to turn, the driver couldn't do anything about it.

[@nickidewet7711]

He caused the recovery to be far mote difficult!

[@pear7777]

@@nickidewet7711 and I bet he's read this.

[@josephwoehlerii2855]

He had his brake on from the first pull!

[@lightsnmore6253]

one thing i have noticed, you are the only rotator chan I watch that uses the pads. wouldn't lumber work just as well? it is also a multi purpose thing imho.

[@stevencuriel9128]

Can’t u turn all the lights and PTO from the mmo control panel on the rear tool box

[@roccit]

What an insane machine that rotator is. 70k lbs. Crazy amount of pulling power. Winching things for days. Can act as a crane. Locks in the axles. Doesn’t ever seem to strain.

[@michaelmiller7793]

Keep up the amazing work you do Trent Jr.

[@markblix6880]

Did this driver get out and look (GOAL) before driving into the sand?

[@mikekirwan8809]

why are the hooks you put on the tractor upside down?

[@nomercygaming5670]

Literally the first ad I see is a ad for Schneider trucks Edit: hey Trent could you please do a walk-around of the rotator

[@stevencuriel9128]

When are the vlogs and the rotator tour coming

[@roccit]

Didn’t see what was on the left side of the trailer. What was the right missing?

[@brandonlempar1195]

Ur videos r fun to watch

[@RevMarket]

Do you guys wear iced cooling vest in that heat?

[@jareddye4803]

Dude I’m lovin’ this shit. Keep rollin

[@KingStreetRob]

Might have been a little easier if the driver had of put some effort into turning the wheel right. Great job getting him out Trent.

[@RimdarRanch]

and releasing the brakes!!

[@JRAT777]

Was it this guy first time driving a truck? He can't even keep the wheels straight let alone drive the thing.

[@michaelwuest9944]

Why didn't you run the chains through the "D"rings... then you could have shortened them up? Never mind...I see what you did there!

[@TBrownRecords]

You did an awesome job you think of some unique techniques

[@Chase-gl7wb]

Honestly impressive, crazy hot weather but then that guy was not the brightest you say turn to the right and he turns to the left, you say fight it to the right you can see him just let it go and let it turn to the left if he didn’t physically turn it to the left himself, I sometimes don’t have patience for people like that and i would have been a little short on patience working in that kinda heat with someone who isn’t willing to help get himself out of something he could have prevented by checking the ground

[@markverloop8890]

That driver was not very smart. 2 axle tractor,empty container in VERY soft sand, not checking the ground to see if he could get out once he dropped the Id Once again a possible inexperienced driver.I'll bet his boss won't like it when he gets the tow bill.GOOD JOB.

[@nickidewet7711]

This driver didnt know left from right!

[@lindasherman9921]

Do you ever worry about the tator overheating in those conditions?

[@bovine71211]

Liked the comment at the around the 22 minute mark to the girlfriend? I'll be done in 10-15 minutes almost an hour of video of later probably well over a hour in person. Life of a tow truck driver lol

[@jimwright5492]

I thought you were about to get stuck ,good job as usual

[@joestancil10]

What engine is in the rotator? The first time I seen the truck it sounded like a series60 Detroit but that would have been a glider I’m guessing? Or you running Cummins ISX?

[@borisobrucicov8630]

Dang he really got stuck in there good job for getting them out. Always remember to stay cool and drink a lot of water.

[@robertnielsen2461]

Read somewhere in the comments this driver got stuck in the same place next day??I hope you left him there.How did this he pass drivers ed in school?

[@markthomas7270]

Why are those tow hooks not open to the top, rather than open to the bottom, so straps will not fall out? I asked this same question on another Video, but did not get a reply.

[@plazatowing]

If you orient the hooks facing open to the top you will very easily tip load the hooks. The hooks are rated to be loaded at the throat. Although it takes longer orienting the hooks opening down provided loading the proper spot on the hooks. Hopefully that makes sense. Thanks for watching!

[@TheFavess]

dude I live in Michigan and if its 90 out I almost die. 120!? what the hell man

[@freedave990]

Why did that guy pull in the way he did? Shouldn't the other container be moved first?

[@normangallant9879]

Wow what a job on that winched

[@snowdogs01]

Not one word of complaint about the amount of the bill for that job should come from trucking company.

[@nabob14]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me if the rotator is capable of side loading at all? If not, the manufacturer should look into a design that could handle a side load. Then you could rotate out to the side to give a better pull angle rather than reposition the whole truck (especially if it's close quarters and can move the truck over!)

[@rag3-lurk3r32]

Could you do a walk around the rotator like the one you did with your truck? Keep up the good work!

[@johnstaniszewski2467]

What type of CDL do you need to drive one of those bad boys, I'm assuming a class A due to the weight?

[@bluewaterbottle1]

Do you ever go out in the 35ton anymore? You’re almost always in the rotator or tractor trailers now.

[@davidtyndall9604]

what are the 4 short eye cables mounted under the main boom between the cylinders for?

[@tbac2432]

Hey Trent, Hope all is great with you the family and the crew. Just letting you know you are missed right now. We need videos sir. God Bless and stay safe out there.

[@angeldelgado9049]

Great job.

[@kawasakiman8965]

Great motorcycle weather

[@j.t.johnston3048]

Heat index of 121 doesn't mean the actual temp was 121, though I'm sure it was very hot.

[@chefmatthammerschmidt8408]

The only thing missing from this picture is a beautiful view of the ocean at about 26 minutes 43 seconds

[@davide.s.9880]

Did they give up on getting that container ?

[@greeneyes76lkn]

Nice work Trent

[@perrywilson2897]

one cool truck

[@klauskohlberg9369]

top video good job you sure know what you are doing

[@KB-gs8zi]

Sir Trent !!! Where's Alex at as he would have been a great help with all the rigging & running back & forth to the ''TATER"" !! Hope you had your ""GATERADE "" OR something ICE COLD to drink !!! FUN playing in the sand box with big toys !!HAHA !!!! Nice recovery & KEEP IT SAFE !!!

[@scottsime5197]

OK I'll say it...what an idiot keeps his brakes on while pulling..then he's just going to sit in the A/C while you do all the work...people like him make me wonder about some drivers..wait till he sees that bill...3 resets and 2 pulls..hope you bill them accordingly..

[@g-man180gavin7]

Nice video keep it up

[@howardlaunius7484]

what is the minimum callout charge for a rig like that?

[@randomrandom5]

Prepare yourself for questions. How did you get into the heavy wrecker job? Also, how long have you been doing this? Is this the type of job that requires mostly experience? Final question, would you say it is a good paying job? (excluding KZbin revenue) After seeing this channel, I fell like it would be fun to be a tow trucker. :)

[@bradleybarker9633]

You were way nicer to the driver than I would have expected. Get that they’re the customer ... but...

[@10kohnevideos56]

Couldn't you pull the truck out like that right after you turned the trailer?

[@cnalley76]

just out of curiosity the hooks you put in the bumper why did you install them like that? and not the other way?

[@plazatowing]

Although it takes longer and is more cumbersome, installing them this way ensure that the hooks are loaded in the throat of the hook. Flipping the hooks, they can easily be tip loaded and broken very easily. Thanks for watching!

[@toddkratzer7953]

That driver wasn't too bright.

[@tomfommber]

Dude,RIGHT.

[@jimeggeling3694]

DAMM that's a sweet wrecker!

[@dustintabor9045]

When will you do some more videos

[@rfrey1967]

wow 121 degrees hot ass day