Excavator Rolls Down Hill! (Our HARDEST job yet)

[@PepesTowingService]

If this was not the hardest, this was definitely top 3 most difficult jobs I've ever done when you factor in the working area, lines ahead, weight, slope, heat and everything else together. For all fans of the channel, where do you rank this one compared to some of my other hardest jobs? Is this the worst?

[@billcolman-ep6ki]

@@PepesTowingService I would have to say this is the hardest one you’ve had to deal with since I’ve been following your channel. I was born and raised in Southern California and moved to Missouri in 1992. I am very familiar with the Eagle rock area as I grew up at the base of the San Gabriel mountains in the city called Duarte. You guys take care and keep up the amazing work.

[@PepesTowingService]

@@billcolman-ep6ki Good to hear, how long have you been a fan of the channel? I post some crazy hard stuff so I don't say it lightly when I say this is top 3. And we get hundreds per year. You are correct, Eagle Rock and Highland Park area just suck for this type of stuff.

[@matthobbs3113]

At 2840 there is a kink in hulks right side cable

[@matthobbs3113]

Kink in hulks right side cable at 2840@PepesTowingService

[@laura_774]

In my opinion, I think that crane job would take the cake for the hardest job and this one the second and I’m not sure if the other excavator job was the third toughest either way you guys killed it as close as you guys were giving up which is unheard of for Pepe’s

[@SamuelTheENTP]

"If it was easy, someone else would be doing it" is a great life motto.

[@PepesTowingService]

Isn't it? So many of my jobs I mention I get from other companies that turned it down or can't do it. If this work was easy I'd be out of business lol

[@imagseer]

It looks like the roads/terraces they're digging are about 5ft too narrow! I guess with the price of real estate it's only going to get tighter and more difficult to build on the hillside. Expert recovery.

[@jerryplante5783]

We used to say if it was easy they'd let girls do it. Not cool now.

[@PepesTowingService]

You'll get cancelled for that comment now 😂

[@AffordBindEquipment]

I had a boss actually tell me that once.

[@geargeekpdx3566]

When you need a tow, call AAA. When you need a MIRACLE, call Pepe's.

[@steveminton8329]

Absolutely 💯

[@Cyclone74]

AMEN!!!

[@PepesTowingService]

Exactly Although I'm more expensive than AAA by a bit

[@geargeekpdx3566]

@@PepesTowingService You get what you pay for, Holmes!

[@seagullsbtn]

So complex. I watch as a simple off roader. There's always something I learn that has made be better on recovering vehicles. Thank you

[@jerryplante5783]

There aren't too many KZbin channels that I'd watch an hour and a half video. You guys are great!

[@PepesTowingService]

That really says something, thank you. Like I stated in the intro, I had 6 hours of raw footage. Splicing this and synching it all up took me 2 weeks to do it by myself. And having to rewatch and rewatch to know what to cut out without impacting the overall feel and story down to 90 minutes was nothing short of a miracle. So glad you guys are loving it.

[@paulkelly1702]

Amen.

[@Ned-p1y]

At what point do they stop building houses where they should not

[@uzlonewolf]

@@Ned-p1y Seeing as they were still building multi-million dollar houses on top of a moving land slide last year (Palos Verdes, CA), probably never lol

[@squir13077]

​@PepesTowingService could always upload the raw footage for some that may watch lol

[@ndubaneoffentse7229]

ALEX and JOSH will never give up on jobs that is why they've always get calls from the companies. KEEP IT UP GUYS

[@PepesTowingService]

You got that right. Impossible to us just means great KZbin video

[@ericsebina256]

Josh needs to work out...he bends arghhhh, he stands arghhh, he hops arghhhh 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@PepesTowingService]

Also, what did you guys think of my new segment at the end "Recovery break down with Josh"?

[@ronblack7870]

yes do that more

[@lynnmeese55]

Loved it! ❤❤❤

[@ronallen6578]

Your perspective is the one that counts. I mean YOU were there 😊😊😊

[@PepesTowingService]

@@ronallen6578 Haha of course. When doing these jobs, obviously you are in work mode. I think it's cool to debrief like this and bring up stuff I see in hindsight or stuff I didn't cover while working the job. Filming in my office beats filming in 100 degree heat lol

[@RLTango]

Definitely a value add!

[@elliothickle3247]

Love seeing the neighbor looking out for you and enjoying a front row seat to the whole show

[@bobsullivan5714]

Even money says the neighbor had his attorney on speed-dial.

[@YourMomsEnemy]

@@bobsullivan5714 I would too! lol

[@tofadeisastart]

The fact that you got those two trucks that close to each other on that tiny street is amazing in itself. Wow

[@jimmyjames1474]

That's what I was thinking too

[@SP-gz5jx]

Dude. You epitomize the Grainger motto: For the Ones THAT GET IT DONE. That was awesome. True professionals in every sense of the word. Kudos to you and your crew!

[@billcolman-ep6ki]

I love how this crew works together so well. I’ve never seen people work in cooperation as well as these guys do.

[@PepesTowingService]

Thank you! I'm glad you notice. There are many parts in the video where I say "Hey Alex I just thought of something" and Alex says exactly what I was about to say. No drama, no confusion, just getting an impossible job done with our classic humor and calmness.

[@andersmller3000]

An ad on your big crane truk that says💫 nothing is impossible,but always possible💫 🤗😁 greatings from Denmark 🇩🇰.👍👍👍😁

[@PepesTowingService]

@@andersmller3000 That's a great quote!

[@larryreinke6136]

Patience and determination is a virtue, you guys earned your pay on this one. Good work you guys.

[@andersmller3000]

@@PepesTowingService uset the quote when l was a soldier and in the engieer company bridge 🌉 and blasting ✨ service in 1977.

[@tetedur377]

That was a nail-biter, though. Mad props not only to Universal Alex and Josh, but to the other Alex and the whole construction crew for pitching in. I know it was in their best interest, but still.

[@ericjohnson4172]

Josh first off you are running a company being a tow operator a family man and running a KZbin channel so if you never get to comments don’t worry about it cuz at the end of the day you owe us nothing and however you did the job… got it done . Keep up the hard work… you Alex your dad and everyone else do the work we don’t or can’t do …

[@PepesTowingService]

Thank you for this! Regardless I appreciate all my fans and viewers. Without you guys I'd have no drive to continue improving my editing skills and camera equipment and putting this content out there. Thanks again!

[@kennytoler6485]

Most impressive recovery team ever put together!! Yal rock!!!!

[@PepesTowingService]

[@glenyoung1809]

I must say, hillside neighborhoods in LA seem to be designed by city planners who are fans of M.C. Escher! and are absolutely nuts. Anyone expecting a quick response from emergency services should think again. That slope looks to be 30-45 degrees and any equipment rolling over on it would be instant disaster for anyone downhill. Great work, these are the types of jobs which separate the pros from the amateurs.

[@PepesTowingService]

Good eye! That slope felt like 45 degrees! You couldn't even walk without slipping on every step it was crazy. No pathway, no railing, soft dirt.

[@ronblack7870]

that's why they get mudslides if they get any heavy rain. luckily as the song says it never rains in california especially south

[@glenyoung1809]

@@PepesTowingService It was easy to eyeball the slope grade because you show at 1:37 the exterior stairs of the neighbor's house to compare to. Architecturally, ideal stairs are designed to have a 30-35 degree slope and that dirt path was steeper! The only saving grace on this job was it wasn't raining or would be be dealing with mud on the side of a hill!

[@olbricky6824]

They're lucky it doesn't snow there. We have some neighborhoods kind of like that in the Salt Lake City area and you know to just avoid those places in the winter

[@timw6596]

Slope, soft dirt, skinny roads and cost many millions of dollars (maybe Billions) and they want us to feel bad for them during floods and fires !!!!!!!!! Can you say " El Stupido " ? BTW... did the builder say I quit ???????????

[@craig7350]

This recovery had every obstacle, including poison oak for good measure. But the best part was the woman throwing the water down to Alex. That was a bit of comic relief to ease the tension.

[@PepesTowingService]

Hahahaha bless her heart. We stocked up on water before we left but at that point had finished. Every trip up the hill was more brutal than the previous. Thank you to her!

[@45KevinR]

I was hoping she'd appear with a tray of fresh lemonade and somehow skip down the hill to you. Using the mysterious powers of the older ladies...

[@PepesTowingService]

@@45KevinR

[@colinl9018]

@@PepesTowingService And a few hamburgers.

[@bobsullivan5714]

Many, many years ago I worked for a tow/recovery company. I did some jobs I am proud of to this day. NOTHING LIKE THIS but I can say that I am in a good position to say, *R E S P E C T!* Your equipment is impressive. But the professional quality of your crew is top-of-the-line and the envy of any recovery company anywhere!

[@bendingneedles]

What makes me happy to see is Josh and Alex together!! Josh can you make a shirt with Alex and 'what's happining'? On it..I LOVE hearing Alex ask that when people talk to him!

[@ScottPlude]

just watching this video gives me a cardio workout

[@PepesTowingService]

Who needs the gym when you can workout vicariously through Pepe's KZbin

[@lindacheverette1540]

GOOD LUCK!

[@danpayan9468]

Josh Alex 39 yrs of towing i.m Amazed the teamwork and knowledge good job as always now its modelo time🤘

[@kohnspiracy]

Man I thought the previous excavator down the hill was hard but this one sure takes the cake ! Great work

[@PepesTowingService]

This takes the cake and then the entire pantry

[@shad2930-t8p]

😂😂😂

[@Dan_Neely]

Dear internet "experts", no one is going to pay to have 2 rotators on site for a day for a problem they can fix themselves. Even for a project as expensive as building a house in LA, this recovery is going to be a noticeable part of the total cost.

[@PepesTowingService]

Wow, common sense in the KZbin comments? Very rare lol 100%

[@bryanchristie8039]

I’d love to know what the bill looked like for this job I’m going to guess between 10-15 maybe more? The contractors insurance would end up covering this wouldn’t they? Or only cover the machine it self to be fixed or if it’s totaled?

[@flanny117]

@@bryanchristie8039I wouldn’t be involving the insurance company, excess plus the premium increase next year would total more than the recovery costs im sure.

[@WhosBound]

@@bryanchristie8039 10-15 is wildly low. Probably more like 100k tow bill. I've seen semi tow's come out to 50k this has gotta be more.

[@Studio23Media]

Yeah, this house project just got substantially more expensive. Hope the drilling contractor has good insurance! 🥴

[@skipmartin3469]

I left So. Cal, about half a century ago. Watching you guys reminds me of the good parts that I still miss. Rock on.

[@Fredy7418]

Wow fellas! Hand down to both Alex and Josh for this crazy recovery

[@livejoker24]

I tried watching other recovery channels to see how content varies but there's just something about Pepe's that keeps me coming back. I'm surprised you don't have 1 million subscribers! It feels like you do with how well presented the videos are. INSANE job! I don't think I ever saw Alex discouraged but you both pulled through. The shot at 1:14:25 is fantastic. Would've like to see the drive out at the end. I like when you leave the job, it's kind of cozy. Recovery Breakdown is super cool! Definitely shout out to the workers helping you out. Alex & Josh are an amazing team.

[@DrewMarold]

Wow, what an epic. Props to the construction workers for helping with some of the lifting & lugging.

[@bobwarner9952]

Not only are you the best towing company, you're also a great mountain climber. Great work.

[@mikegoodwin45]

Liked the whole video! This ranks as number one in my book as the hardest I've watched Pepe's have to upright. Also liked the recap at the end. Gives a clear picture of what was going on. Thanks Josh!

[@PepesTowingService]

Agree, #1 for me now. And thanks, I worked hard at that recap!

[@lennardvanetten9764]

Amazing job. Love how you guys actually took a break, cooled down and worked out a whole new plan.

[@dennisevertse6726]

Seeing those trucks side by side really shows how massive the boom is on big flipper! Wat a crazy job, but nothing to crazy for Pepe’s!

[@PepesTowingService]

This job could not have been done without Flipper's brute strength that's for sure

[@stevebury6560]

Thanks!

[@PepesTowingService]

Steve, you da man!!!

[@brian7327]

I can only imagine the muscle fatigue both you and Alex was experiencing then and end of day great job

[@PepesTowingService]

It felt like we did squats for a day straight the next day lol

[@brian7327]

@@PepesTowingService I bet these keyboard jockey have no idea what a Heavy Hooker gets into in a day work Happy Labor Day Fellow Hooker

[@bobbondi7191]

As Ron Pratt would say, those overhead lines are your "arc nemesis."

[@gragor11]

Yes indeed. But recognizing that THAT particular house drop conductor could have been lassoed and pulled sideways out of the way a bit may or may not have helped. The POCO would have sent a small work truck out to come and evaluate the situation and they would have had the tackle to temporally relocate it or taken it down. But Josh and Alex did what the did with what they had in hand. That side by side positioning was interesting to say the least. Lots of chatter about avoiding sliding one truck into the other.

[@gaming3602]

Great recovery by best duo and i respect for this two worker. They helped a lot.

[@playsonfreeway]

I’ve driven those hills and the Hollywood hills in a concrete mixer, it is not an easy task. Great job guys

[@PepesTowingService]

Not easy at all. Then you have cars that don't run blocking the hair pin turns. What a mess it was.

[@RimShotWiLLEy]

Mad driving skills on those narrow roads! Insane! Great job, you guys rock!!😮

[@BryonBarros-zu2bk]

That what makes you a valuable employee. Getting the job done.

[@wesleypulkka7447]

Yet another Pepe's miracle recovery against all odds! Mega Kudos for the whole crew!

[@maxmacdonald7174]

Your ability to change and adapt to the changing set up. Other words rerigging is great. The crew working the job is impressive as well. Great video.

[@markwalton5138]

That was intense. As usual, you guys conquered the task. All the best to Alex and Josh for cool and calm professionalism. Adapt and overcome. Siempre Adelante

[@stellarproductions8888]

This has got to be the hardest job I've ever seen on your channel. This was a huge job! You had construction crew, Pepe's crew, and home owner crew, all around, so much going on, and you even got water from one of them too, how nice. This job was far too huge for a small wrecker company, they needed the best on this job, Pepe's. This job tested all of your patience, and took all of your skills to get it done. I think the home owner doubted you could do it. I liked seeing the construction crew help out too.

[@PepesTowingService]

Don't forget doing allll of this crazy work and rigging while also setting up the perfect angles for all the cameras

[@stephenmeeks684]

You guys deserve a medal for Olympic driving skills.

[@spinb]

Impressive work, gentlemen. And God only knows how those guys have been pulling those I-Beams down and setting them without creating a disaster.

[@RLTango]

Awesome work! This recovery gets my vote as the most technical one I've seen you tackle. Every aspect was fighting you: site access and staging; elevation differential and angles of attack; lack of recovery points and weight distribution; and the lack of soil stability/compaction. Although not as "eye catching" as a fully loaded concrete truck through a garage, it's a master class for us fans! It shows off your expertise and tenacity! Also, that crew was on-it! Sucks that this happened on their project. But they seemed to anticipate a lot of what you needed and pitch in with good ideas and considerations. Unlike those recent telehandler crews that were huddled up and filming on their phones.

[@PepesTowingService]

Love this comment! That is exactly why this was the hardest for me. For all the reasons you said plus more, like the extreme heat and soft dirt that didn't let the excavator plant. And oh ya, those dudes are awesome. I hope they're watching this video and showing it off to show they were working alongside Pepe's and not afraid to get their hands dirty.

[@markat9576]

And he even had a Pratt-fall. 23:03

[@RLTango]

@@PepesTowingService Right on, Josh and team! I forgot to mention that if something looks steep in a video, that means it's REALLY STEEP in real life. Take care out there!

[@Taid44]

Really excellent work here, guys. You won’t find this one in the text books! All your joint experience comes into play and you devise a solution. Pepe’s is the best. Adopt that motto “ if it was easy, someone else would do it”.

[@PepesTowingService]

[@GerryJ08]

I had a good laugh when the kind lady tossed the bottle of water and it bounced off a board down the mountain at 1:11:47 and seeing Alex's shadow following it. Priceless

[@robertserr3356]

I got exhausted just sitting in my chair watching, All I can say is JOB WELL DONE. Thank you for all your hard work. Greatly enjoyed it.

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

Absolutely incredible. I have been watching here for so long, and this is by far the most technical lift I have seen here, and way beyond any other channel. Great work, and awesome video too. Near impossible, but done!

[@PepesTowingService]

Thank you! I know my channel doesn't have as many subs or views as the larger ones, but I agree in that no other one gets the type of hard jobs I do. They'll get a regular car upside down near the street and get 5x the views I get on stuff like this lol. Not hating, but it feels good to see my fans love and appreciate the work we do.

[@jeffv3296]

That was intense. Just watching it stressed me out. That entire work area felt so claustrophobic. The chemistry, the communication, the exchanging of ideas between Josh and Alex was awesome. Beautiful work.

[@bigalhudson]

Disconnect and secure the boom. Get the main machine upright and running. Pull out the body and track under its own assistance. Drag out the boom.

[@janesheridan5632]

You had me sitting on the edge of my chair for the entire video. So glad your crew is fine and no one got hurt.

[@autumn7ful]

It was a fantastic job and it’s always wonderful to see you and Alex together and yeah that had me on the edge of my seat and I’m sure you must both be really exhausted but also really proud of yourselfS

[@faelsinnes]

1:20:41 loved that bit "the little hyundai that couldn't, but tried ". Pepe your workforce has got a set of balls !

[@sethgranville]

Caught the joke Alex made of someone thinking that Truck 77 could have done that job by itself 😂

[@PepesTowingService]

Hahahaha my dad was NOT amused at that joke

[@projectaffordanything1884]

I dont get the joke can you help?

[@GoodLuckBP]

A lot of companies would have laughed and drove off seeing this mess, but you found a way to make it work! Well done! I used to work in that area and it is tough working in that neighborhood of LA.

[@billcolman-ep6ki]

I don’t think you would find people that you could hire to do as efficient job as you guys do.

[@PepesTowingService]

It helps recovery work is our bread and butter. Opposed to a normal heavy tow company that does 95% towing with the occasional wreck, all Alex and I do is this type of work and 5% towing.

[@alexbuilds706]

One of the realist channels out here.. You guys rock and are humble AF.. Keep it up!

[@sethgranville]

"If this job was easy, someone else would be doing it" definitely needs to go on the trucks and merch.

[@PepesTowingService]

Read my mind lol. I just said it on the spot and when making the video loved it so much, I had to put it at the beginning. Also thought about that on shirts or stickers! Need to come up with a design for it, but you're onto something here.

[@kevinkenyon7045]

Josh and Alex the best video ever! You guys work so well together and have fun together, the amount of energy you both have is amazing! The other group of workers were very helpful! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

[@pamulmer2701]

Dear Lord thank you for keeping everyone safe. Good job guys. You are the BEST!!!

[@1943birdie]

Retired truck driver ( you and your crew are GREAT)keep safe I will enjoy. John&Birdie

[@johnbingham7300]

Hey guys I know you would like to turn it down but no other company has the balls to do it great videos keep up the good work

[@LogicalNiko]

Amazing work. That was the coolest lift I have ever seen. I think if the smaller excavator had the bucket forward and pressed into the ground it would have slid less. But it did its job in the end. It's insane how few lift points that excavator had on it.

[@bostonwynter2402]

Man oh man you guys really pur the R in Recovery on this one. That's next level professionalism.

[@normawade9426]

Geezzzzz, I feel like I need hazard pay for just watching this!! Awesome video of a totally awesome job. And so helpfull to have a willing and knowledgeable site crew to assist. There was nothing easy about this recovery....really great job!😊

[@koldsteele]

You Boys earned your pay Today ...Nice work y'all got that never give up spirit ..

[@PepesTowingService]

We get it from my dad, he established that mentality and we all follow it to the letter

[@UDLOSE4SURE1]

One of the most intense recoveries! I was amazed that the machine had NO PICKING points! Great job guys!!

[@Tully3674]

Good skills. Good professionalism. Team work makes the perspiration worth it.

[@doppler3237]

pepe you are the man, first or second generation? You are the blood we need in this country. Another great American

[@melissaarevalo-ez8lz]

One of your best videos Josh

[@DonPerry-nx4sr]

Outstanding work Josh and Alex. The level of teamwork and refusal to give up is what made this incredibly difficult job a success. You deserve all the accolades in the comments, and the construction crew was a great help as well.👏👏👏

[@RolandDahl-f5q]

Like the way you guys bounce ideas off each other True team work

[@charleskazee1869]

Great job coll the neighbors warned you but not cool that guy just watched Alex fall the first time. Really nice the lady went and got water for you all. Thank you for sharing. Much love hope the family is doing well.

[@DrewMarold]

I like the breakdown at the end. And I hope you told them if they do it again it's going to cost 4x as much.

[@PepesTowingService]

Thanks, that idea just came to me because there's always so many questions in the comments I can't answer and figured why not beat them to the punch?

[@pepaw4431]

Guys, this is the most extreeme recovery I've ever seen, & I'm willing to bet 90% + of your viewers would agree- Absolutely amazing! I'd be willing to bet Pepe's is the ONLY recovery Company in the lower 48 that could pull this off- VERY IMPRESSIVE!!!

[@billseymour-jones3224]

Well, watching that did my blood-pressure no good at all. Goodness knows how it was for you!

[@nomex1996]

Outstanding recovery! What a great team effort by all! Love the way you rigged it! As a retired Fire Service Technical Rescue Specialist cudos to you all!

[@davidbunting6088]

Super recovery on impossibly difficult Excavator Rolls Hardest!!

[@Jen_RSV4]

You both are amazing! That crew worked well with you too! Impressive, as always! I appreciate your time to make these videos. So so cool to see how you guys do your job! Very inspiring too! Thank you

[@peterp4319]

Alex and Josh, the dream team.

[@jamescouch3607]

Absolutely amazing, but it required a. lot of knowledge of equipment and angles. You two are incredible. Great video, thanks Josh

[@roberthooper2242]

Josh, with the quality videos you put out theres no reason you should not be able to get to 250,000 subs, you have the best recovery videos on You Tube.

[@54454tgftfggg]

3 million for a condo on the side of a hill..A few inches of rain the condo will be at the bottom of the hill. 3 Pins and some hydraulic lines the drill could be off the machine. Nice Job!

[@billwithrow-rl1xi]

Glad you didn't quit !if you had failed that machine would have had to be dismantled and cut up for scrap in order to remove it, big savings for the operators and the owners. Great job and perseverance, you guys are rock stars.

[@PepesTowingService]

I thought about quitting and how that would impact the scene. Would they have to set a date, get permits and bring in a huge crane? But those huge ones needed for this need a huge area for the outriggers to extend out on each side which isn't possible here. Cutting it up? Horrible option, next step would be to see if someone much farther away could do it like Ten West or Van Lingen, for a lot more funds. I love those guys and am sure they would have brought it up too, but I'm glad we didn't quit.

[@Kevin-go2dw]

@@PepesTowingService Could you have removed the drill from the end of the boom to reduce weight and then up right the machine?

[@vichieber6722]

You have done an amazing job guys. I have 20 years of experience in FL God Bless you guy's

[@dougjohnson4175]

Awesome job! Yeah, these people wonder why fire trucks can't get to their house fast right? Let alone furniture delivery trucks when I used to deliver up there years ago from a company called Barker Brothers then Ethan Allen. But yeah I've delivered a couple of neighbors up there and getting my truck up there and tearing up my box and trying to get around traffic but that's life in the hills and you do a great job every time. Thank you for allowing us to follow the amazing deliveries you made and by the way I come from Hope chapel in Ontario and thank you for many men's breakfasts

[@PepesTowingService]

Fire trucks are cool because they can just ram your car lmao they don't care Alex and I would get sued if we even touched a centimeter on these cars. Box trucks aren't even allowed here yet we did it with 2 rotators. Always good to hear from people that know exactly how hard traveling this is.

[@justinrita7793]

What a fascinating job, out and about and every call is a unique problem to be solved. These guys are good at what they do. 👍🏼

[@braydons5623]

"Hey, Mr. George, how much you pay for the new guy?"

[@steveminton8329]

😂😂😂

[@Cyclone74]

IKR!!!

[@tomft3992]

$20, Mr. George?? Too much Mr. George, $20 too much !!

[@amosbackstrom5366]

I don't get it

[@MossMini]

You guys are inspirational. You've prove that working in the field with you brain and hands can be super rewarding!

[@Dogslife906]

If you didn’t film this it would be hard to believe you pulled this off. Crazy job. Nice work

[@robertsimmons3556]

Tough Tough job!! Great to see you guys brain storm the process of recovery on the fly! Yes it was all a cluster to get to the site but all and all, a great job!! Kudos to one and all!!

[@bgmckddy]

NEVER QUIT!! NEVER GIVE UP!!!! You and Alex did an AMAZING job on this one! Go easy one step at a time and you'll get it. I agree, without Big Flipper this recovery doesn't happen. Brut strength and 42 feet of boom were essential. Very nice job with the video and the wrap up at the end was cool too. Be safe out there!!!!

[@PepesTowingService]

Thank you sir!! Was brutal, but like I say if it ain't hard it ain't fun. And this was FUN

[@davidmiller9247]

We got confidence in you. You guys know what you’re doing you’re the best.

[@PepesTowingService]

[@toddlee302]

You guys are the Michael Jordan of Recovery... BEASTMODE... Most Impressive... Stay SAFE... 👮🏽‍♂️ ⚜️ 💪🏽

[@PepesTowingService]

[@malalexander3515]

Absolutely outstanding work there Josh and Alex! A difficult job executed well, always maintaining safety. The breakdown segment is great.

[@1CrazyIvan]

Way to win people over Josh!! ABC Always Be Closing!! Customer Service is always part of the job. Bravo !! Question: whats with the plastic covering the bottom of the drilling excavator ? Josh, Great Video!! One of your best!!! Busted the front drivers side marker light on Hulk...

[@PepesTowingService]

Ya, and people say Alex is the saint of patience Just kidding, but man if you only knew how frustrating that entire beginning part was!

[@ConfederateHokie]

Unreal situation. You guys can't make enough for jobs like that. Great work & loved the video!

[@shawnsr8459]

Great video💯 Great driving💯 Great work💪 Stay safe 👍

[@620JK]

These guys work well together. Each willing to listen to each others ideas and then sit wait and think about the plan before agreeing

[@JesusPina-c6s]

Buenas tardes, un laborioso trabajo, bastante complicado, pero lo difícil lo hacéis fácil, sois muy buenos,y unos profesionales como la copa de un pino, chapó, saludos, Josh , Alex.❤💪🖐️👍👌👏🇪🇦

[@PepesTowingService]

Gracias amigo

[@ramonrivas2606]

Very proud of you guys Josh & Alex. Two professional tow operators hands down