JD 8430T Oversize Load!

In today's video, Trent Jr takes our Kenworth W900 and 3 axle landoll trailer to haul a John Deere 8430T tracked tractor back to the local RDO dealer for repairs. Watch how we do it!
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Q:What camera do you use?
A: I use the Go Pro Hero 7 Black Edition primarily. Often times you will see auxillary cameras in use. Those cameras include The Go Pro Hero 6, Hero, and DJI Mavic Pro Platinum
Q: How big Is your rotator?
A: It is a 50 ton Miller Industries Vulcan 950
Q: Does the carriage slide back like Ron Pratt's?
A: No, the carriage doesn't slide back due to strict weight laws in California. The sliding carriage will make the truck to heavy in CA
Q: Why do you only have 3 winches on the rotator?
A: Comes down to weight again as stated above
Q: How many trucks Does Plaza Towing have?
A: Currently more than 30
Q: Why must the driveshaft be removed to tow a vehicle?
A: When vehicles are not running the transmission is not receiving circulating lubricant. If the driveshaft is left installed, the transmission, which is not receiving lubricant, is still spinning. This allows it to get very hot which eventually will cause major damage to the transmission. Therefore, removing the driveshaft completely eliminates the transmission from spinning. Simply leaving it in neutral is not sufficient since the transmission still spins in neutral.

[@edwinschlee8374]

Nice to see some driving along with the loading!

[@plazatowing]

Glad you enjoy. Thank you for watching!

[@dalelewis1016]

I used to have one of those coffee mugs to keep it warm in the winter delivering in NY.

[@lotti4451]

Always entertaining, always worth watching, thank you very much Trent for taking us with you

[@plazatowing]

Thank you for watching!

[@israelrodriguez1085]

Holler at my good friend Darl and the owner of plaza Towing about 5 years ago they help to load up a greyhound after being stranded 14hr and never got help from my company great people 👍🙏

[@plazatowing]

We remember you! Thanks for tuning in. Hope all is well

[@ernestwilcox1697]

I really enjoyed coming through the farmland

[@Bobtidbury]

Thankyou for your reply to my question it’s good that you can go and check out the equipment at the dealers much safer than learning on the site .

[@matthiasgraveel9191]

Nice!! Video Greetings ftom belgium 🇧🇪👋🏻

[@plazatowing]

Thank you for watching!

[@jaredjohnston9549]

Info on Deere's. Usually your gear will be on the corner post. Displayed as F 1 for forward first or R 1 for reverse first ect. Rpm is usually above gear on the corner post. I always enjoy the content interesting things you end up doing.

[@mattholwadel1167]

Love the Videos!!! Keep them coming!

[@pepaw4431]

Greetings from the lone star state! Another superb video jr!! cant wait for the next one- be safe!

[@plazatowing]

Thank you for watching!

[@JVerschueren]

23:25 I'd say road is a charitable description. :D

[@gjll4493]

Thoroughly enjoying the videos mr Trent, thank you for the entertaining video´s. Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@plazatowing]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@alexisdeville3605]

Never saw a John Deer tractor that looked that till this video, I guess they are common in that area.

[@plazatowing]

VERY Common. Thank you for watching!

[@ydiscoveredydiscovered5223]

Awesome driving best part of the vid!

[@desertrat8322]

Awesome video Trent !!!! , I liked the Oversized load tutorial

[@plazatowing]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@clintv6600]

Man please use your jake brake with the window down brother absolutely love your videos thank you

[@willfoye7365]

Keep up the good work mate

[@plazatowing]

Thank you for watching!

[@joescalise4653]

Good job if that's a busy road try driving in New York. I know. I used to drive a flatbed in the city. What a mess

[@davide.s.9880]

Did all the parts you strapped down on the steps make it to repair shop?

[@BIGHEARTM1967]

Minty 👍!!!

[@2020jd]

Is the blue Pete still around? Always loved that truck!

[@susbox5554]

My god that Kenworth w900 is amazing what engine it has

[@plazatowing]

Thank you! It has a Cummins isx 550hp

[@lindasherman9921]

Hope that's an air ride seat -- bouncy bouncy

[@plazatowing]

It is, although Trent JR usually rides "slammed"

[@Bigstrapper]

Gears and rpm are on corner post. That is the star fire GPS

[@plazatowing]

Lol I’m blind. Thank you very much.

[@Bigstrapper]

@@plazatowing enjoy the vidoes trent

[@borisobrucicov8630]

I think you should show the offload of the tractor as well.

[@plazatowing]

NOTED! Thank you for watching!

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

If that Kenworth had a caterpillar or a N14. It is new so it got the new X15 which ain’t a bad motor. I’m a fan of the older motors. The old caterpillars are the motor.

[@jackson_68]

The old CATs are great...if you like 4 mpg

[@bobsyouruncle1574]

An X15 will lean you forward in the seat though, damn good engine brake in those things. Love the old oil burners but you so rarely see them in California anymore.

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

MGJackson68 always loved the old cats man. Powerful motors

[@jackson_68]

@@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03 Absolutely...they are awesome engines. But not so practical in the modern business environment.

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

BobsYourUncle yeah the x15 is a good motor. I work at a tow company too. It’s in the new 50 ton rotator. I drive that truck it’s a good motor. We have an older Kenworth with a 3406e cat in it. Thing is fun to drive I love that engine. I love Kenworth trucks too. Kenworth and peterbilt man.

[@geraldday1388]

Great video. Is truck a auto shift?It sounds very smooth through gears.

[@plazatowing]

18 Speed manual. I must be good. Thank you for watching!

[@Dylan-kw4ol]

Is the blue pete gone!?

[@geraldday1388]

Have you ever slipped off side when driving equipment on to trailer?

[@plazatowing]

No never, and I hope to keep it that way lol. Thank you for watching!

[@Bobtidbury]

How did you learn to drive so many different Machines ..

[@plazatowing]

Mostly just trial and error, although when we acquire new contracts such as CAT or John Deere we usually go to the dealer and mess around with the equipment to familiarize ourselves. Thank you for watching!

[@ronaldotto7851]

Needs to be a little bit longer like showing the unloading would help.

[@plazatowing]

Put dirty parts into someones expensive tractor and show up to the dealer and see if they call you back for the next tow. Guarantee they wont. Its all about professionalism and treating their equipment like its your own. If it takes a few extra minutes its fine by me.

[@plazatowing]

Ronald, Thank you for the input, I will remember this

[@orangecitrus_6705]

What happens if you don't tilt the deck up while running the axles back?

[@plazatowing]

It all depends on the weight distribution of the load. But more than likely it will pop the trailer off of the fifth wheel plate. Thank you for watching

[@Dylan-kw4ol]

When you back up do 3 horn blasts

[@plazatowing]

No lol

[@Dylan-kw4ol]

did you get rid of blue pete yet

[@Aggemann]

First comment goes to me!!!!:)

[@plazatowing]

Winner!Thank you for watching!

[@dave_n8pu]

I have never worked in the recovery industry, I was always in a factory (retired now after 40 years) so that is why my question might sound a little dumb to you Trent. When you are putting a piece of equipment on a landoll trailer, why don't you level the bed instead of leaving it tilted before you start chaining it down?

[@plazatowing]

I always treat every vehicle as if the brakes are non-functional. This is a safety thing that I have always done to help prevent accidents if a brake failure were to occur. Additionally sometimes it’s just easier especially with oversize vehicles to chain things down with the deck down due to lower deck heights and ease of access. Thank you for watching!

[@dustintabor9045]

Where y'all got that trailer

[@plazatowing]

Landoll. Thank you for watching!

[@dustintabor9045]

@@plazatowing Thank you dude

[@Xillies_18s]

is that a 13 speed or a 18 speed

[@plazatowing]

18. Thank you for watching!

[@Xillies_18s]

@@plazatowing oh nice i have an 18 speed and your welcome