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[@evilbrat5376]

Going through your vid and hit this one - the title got my attention. You sir have a fantastic teaching way about you. No shouting or putting down. Very pleased to hear and see you interacting with your son-in-law like that. You will have a fine operator from him with your style. Outstanding.

[@clintprice2123]

Nice job, calm and encouraging while you're teaching him how to accomplish this task safely.

[@dighsx]

First off well done to the both of you. Second a big tip of the hat to ya Ron. What you did there isn't easy. I'm sure you could have done that job in half the time. But you let him take the controls and learn. And you didn't rush him or get frustrated but encouraged him and took it slow. You're a good teacher for him and great example for the rest of us. All the best, Jay

[@RebelontheCrick]

Good job Talon, and great job coaching him through it Ron. Excellent work by both of you. Nice, smooth upright and reset.

[@dsmiffyrc]

Nice to see someone teaching his trade in a slow calm and supportive way

[@RonPratt]

Thanks for the compliment. God bless.

[@drakedean8200]

Ron Pratt will you be planning on making an online store soon, if so I would like a hat and will you be doing a giveaway later on in the days to come

[@RonPratt]

Yes, we hope to have an online store running soon.

[@glennchampion1001]

what kinda online store?

[@Saphiraah1]

Ron, i gotta say I stumbled on your videos by accident and can't stop watching. you are exactly the kind of boss this world needs. you're about spreading your knowledge so your people can do their job the right way. in this video with talon, you are so calm as you educate him. you could have just done it yourself and gone home quicker, but you took your time, inch by inch, helping him learn. please keep these videos coming. i can't afford to donate as i'd like to, but please take my good vibes.

[@lejaccast1]

You're a true professional. I'm being a truck driver for over 16 years. And I haven't seen a amazing tow truck driver like you yet. When i grow up I want to have a rotator and be like you.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you very much for such kindness. I couldn't do the over the road thing for any length of time. I admire those who can and do. I hope you get that rotator. God bless.

[@NearlyNativeNursery]

best patient instructor I have heard in a long while for certain. Great job.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you and God bless.

[@paullitke6245]

Ron, you are a darn good operator, and a great teacher. I have seen you do things with a rig that I can't believe I actually saw. As a teacher, you are patient and concise; you stress safety, and you always seem to have a positive attitude. You truly exhibit your beliefs without being the least bit pushy about it. I'll keep watching, in hopes that some of your professionalism and steadiness can be absorbed by osmosis!

[@rimdup1]

Love watching your videos... not only is it fascinating what you do, your demeanor and the way you treat people is fabulous. thanks again for another great video

[@38911bytefree]

Talon did a great job, he stayed focused all the time, of course he has a good teacher !!!

[@BobbyJD123]

was rolling through Missouri and saw ya doing this job here. wanted to blow the airhorn and give ya wave. but figured it was best you kept your concentration while lifting that trlr.

[@mikemonks7061]

Great recovery, and excellent teaching skills you have such a calm and reassuring attitude towards your work. I'm a Semi driver from the UK and would one day love the chance at driving a semi in the USA.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you for the kind words. Good luck to you and God bless.

[@DallasBoricua]

Love watching these old videos.. Nice to see the training and the guidance provided. Hats off to all of you. Job well done.

[@calraines6931]

Smooth job! Talon's coming along well. The farmer might want to tether his trailer if he's storing popcorn in it. lol Thanks for sharing, Ron. Stay safe.

[@EezeeListen]

You are a most decent man. This video had me riveted from the beginning and I was blown away by your techniques and your knowledge. The way in which you do not show off or make it seem as if the other man was not very good, you trusted him to take control and your calm and supportive manner is to be commended. Big thumbs up!!

[@markb.1259]

You are an excellent trainer Mr. Pratt! Very well done!

[@smv133]

Thank you for teaching this young guy with patience and compassion. Good job!

[@brucedickison8788]

Well said Ron "I see something I don't like .. Sit it down"... safety first. You are a credit to your profession and a great teacher.

[@paulmcintosh7296]

My OCD appreciates how neat and organized you keep all your equipment inside the compartments.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you sir. God bless.

[@richardlambeck362]

As always Ron you made that look easy. Talon is lucky to have you show him how its done. Thanks for sharing.

[@frelnc]

Watching Ron teaching Talon was an education. There is SO much to know here. And Talon is tenacious. He wants to do a good job, that's obvious.

[@Tom_Losh]

Love your patience in training. I can almost feel your fingers curling 'cause they want to be on the controls. Nice work again!

[@deadfreightwest5956]

I'm a machinist by trade, and I've had to train many a candidate for the job. If they are too busy on the phone to pay attention, they're done. I have patience, but that blasts the threshold. If they pay attention, but don't think through the process, i.e., they push that button, then this one on the right... I'm gonna be doing what Ron is doing here, but I'm going to have serious reservations about ability.

[@odc43054]

Nice work. Those folks should consider investing in some ground anchors.

[@dorothyford6616]

Dave O, I wondered that the first time around. I don't know how much they are, but it would be less than paying for a lift repeatedly.

[@mikea1893]

It's nice to see you passing on what you now to the next generation Ron. Nice work you two.

[@julieerwin9624]

Ron, I like to see you and Talon working together. You both work well together and seam to have a great father and son in law relationship. It is amazing. I am a huge fan of your You Tube channel. I am a subscriber to your channel and I enjoy every video I have seen. I love the rotator and the roll backs. God bless and please be safe.

[@mikebiron7339]

Nice teaching Ron! Passing the information forward is what its all about. With all these kids these days wanting to be the next app maker or living with their parents past 25 and trying to get rich off of some tech gizmo, its nice to see real work being passed on. Once Talon understands the angles and can see 4 steps ahead, he will do well. He's a hard worker, and willing to learn. As always, great video and be safe!

[@Victormassano]

Great job team Midwest Truck,I'm glad that pocket held so you could rehook that could have been bad,but good eye Ron.Thank You for the video,Be Safe and God Bless

[@brianmulligan6239]

Good instructions . Very calm. Very encouraging . Great videos. Always enjoy them. Like you said in the past, the right equipment makes the job easier.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you for the compliments. God bless.

[@stevenhzoll7057]

Worked heavy construction all my life . I was employed by a bridge building company before I retired(Toebe Construction Wixom Mi great people, great company). As a field mechanic we were responsible for moving all the cranes (up to 350 tons 17 teen truck loads) very tight conditions and every one different .Loved it, sure it's the middle of the night ,there's eight inches of snow on the ground ,still snowing with more coming.(we had very ballsy lowboy drivers) When you look at the job, make a plan it's great, when the plan does not work it's even better, know you learn more .Rigging is an art (maybe science) sounds like you enjoy it as much as I did. PLEASE STAY SAFE. I had more fear of the traffic then I ever had of the load . GREAT VIDEOS

[@paws3892]

Now that is what I call a good Teacher . . . fantastic Ron . . .

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

Ron, Talon is an asset. Keep working with him. Someday you will be able to rely on him. Keep up the good work. As you pulled in and lined up with the electrical pole, I kinda of wondered. No more wondering. You are a top notch instructor. God Bless You & Yours......

[@RonPratt]

Thank you very much sir. God bless.

[@chrishernborg9957]

Have watched many of your videos. Excellent teaching. Good job Talon. Safe as always.

[@BilTac2]

Great job Talon! You've got a great teacher showing you the ropes!!

[@normangallant9879]

Like the way you training your sidekick.With power line overhead and like what experience people work.I ' m light truck mechanic and retired for 3yrs .I' maze for the equipment that you have that make life easier.Keep up the good work Ron & like your patience training person who wanted to learn the craft.Keep up the good work & god bless.I come from eastern Canada .

[@coypatton3160]

Great video. Great job teaching him how to handle the task. Thanks for all you do to keep us safe. Hopefully drivers will respect you guys and the job you are doing to get the roads opened up. Be safe!!

[@ThePurplePunster]

It is truly amazing on the number and various pickles you get people out of w/the that particular truck. It acts more like a crane than an actual tow truck in most of your videos. (Not that's a bad thing of course) Excellent job with the training of Talon, it certainly gives us (the viewers) whats going through your head when your operating the controller. God Bless from the Pacific Northwest. TPP

[@thomasdaniels6824]

The midwest has Ron Pratt and the Pacific Northwest has the skyking, Deebo Russell.😀

[@Rbnqss]

You know what, even I am from finland, and learned english on school, your insturctions are so clear and simple that even I understand those :)

[@wranglerdave6452]

it's cool watching a rotater at work.. good job showing that rookie /trainee. how to work safe.

[@madampolo]

It amazes me that you don't see those powerlines until a little while after examing the wreck. I would think that's the first thing you'd notice. At least you DO notice them! Good video!

[@davidgriffith618]

Look at the sky, it is the same color as the wires.

[@zolkiflihashim6430]

Ron is an excellent instructor

[@theacguy9601]

Your making real TV tow shows like highway thru hell look boring, none of that sound effects or commercials or stupid false situations for a show. I swear I don't need cable with great KZbin channels. Thanks again for the video Ron.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you very much!!! That's a compliment for sure. God bless.

[@ChrisB257]

Once again Ron - skill (boss and crew!) and great equipment - super combo:)

[@weelanddeal]

another great video I almost felt like it was me using those controls the way you were explaining what to do .it was like a learning experience . Thanks for sharing

[@yellowskunk3465]

My first visit with you. You sound like a very pleasant man to work with. I railroaded for a living and watching the Hulcher men work derailments always blew me away. They make it look ridiculously easy as you do...the sign of true professionalism. Cheers and God bless. Stay safe.

[@bigalcarman]

Nice to see you working so well with your trainee in this video. GREAT VIDEO!!

[@mrgisprojim]

Another Chapter In My RIGGING EDUCATION. I Like This "Controlled" Upright Maneuver. Power Line Safety Heavily Stressed. Another Great Video.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you very much sir. God bless.

[@tedstowing728]

Nice work Talon & Ron One thing I like to do if possible Is crank the legs in before the upright I feel their more structurally sound when cranked in Less chance of the one collapsing during the upright Of course this is only when they are in working order Or you can get to the handle meaning on the up side Keep up the good work

[@RonPratt]

Yes, good advice. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@helgelarsen4850]

Hi, Once again a good job well done. I have a little challenge for you Ron: How about letting Tallon do a complete job, and you just waching and making sure that he's doing everything the right and safe way?

[@rayford21]

I think Ron has the right idea by teaching Talon with hands-on experience along with step by step instruction. Doing this with Talon several times will iron out most of the recurring mistakes over time and will save his company a lot of hassle saving time, and accident headaches. A great investment.

[@helgelarsen4850]

Yes, I totally agree with you on that. I have a good reason for making this challenge; First of all, Ros is doing a great job teching Tallon. I see a lot of "do this -- , take that -- , set it there -- ". I espect that Tallon has joined Ron on a lot more rescues then beeing present here on KZbin. So by now I think that Tallon has had plenty of hours of step-by-step and hands-on experience. But there is one thing I don't see to much of, and that is the "why's". "why do you use this -- , why do you set it there, and not there? -- , and so on. As a driver to be rescued, I don't want to be rescued by a "robot". that has been told how to do a spesific job. I want to be rescued by a person that considers all aspects and possibilities present. To maximize the chance of succsess. No two jobs are the same, they all requrie different approch-strategies. A different set of "how's and why's". By wathing Ron's videos, I know that Tallon is familiar with the truck and the gear. I just think that it's about time to turn the table. Letting Tallon prove himself by doing a rescue all by himself from start to finninsh. Step-by-step, telling Ron the how's and WHY's. And Ron beeing passive and just waching, ofcause beeing ready to stop the operation if he disagrees on something. (Always Security first!!!!) And one last thing: Ok, shit happens, not every rescue goes perfect. Even if all aspects are well thought trough, so we all make mistakes. The most importent thing when shit happens, it to take whatever lesson possible from that mistake. So that the next time, we come to a job a little smarter than last time..... Keep safe, drive carefully.

[@Dave-vm8rr]

Outstanding job....Just found your channel and subbed....Enjoyed seeing someone so calm and teaching this young man how it's done....Takes a great deal of common sense and practice, but he us lucky to have you to help him....Enjoyed

[@Quadflash]

Ron, you could do pretty well teaching complex rigging. Strong work!

[@nitewolf3008]

Hello Mr. Pratt. I'm new to your channel and I have to say you Sir are true Professional in your business. I have watched so a lot of your videos and it may sound silly but I play a game of "What would you do" on each one to see if I was right or if I was wrong and I was right on them all except this one. I'm no spring chicken and have done a lot of picking things up and moving them just never with a wreckers just excavators,front-end loaders and lots of jacks. I've been out of trucking business for a few years now (20+ years in)do to an injury to my back left me unable to walk. Doctors said I would be wheelchair bound for the rest of my life.That was 2 years ago well I'm walking with the help of a walker and now I have a new goal. I want to get my hands on that Rotator !! I love that truck! I'm not saying it will ever happen its just a goal for to set so I can say "Yeah I can do THAT now!". God Bless You and Your Team! Stay Safe!!

[@chrislee8302]

The world needs more men willing to teach. Good stuff man

[@jscussel]

you sir, are a great instructor. a pleasure to watch your work.

[@henrik8463]

You`re a damn good, and patient teacher Ron!

[@brucej.3168]

Just started watching your videos, love them. Never knew there was so much involved to lifting and pulling things out. You do a great job and enjoy your conversations with people and your respect. You done good Ron :). Stay safe while your out there.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you very much. I hope you continue to enjoy my videos. Thanks and God bless.

[@JPorkins88]

Good to see Talon is starting to get the hang of it.

[@SaposJoint]

Man, if I ever get back into the Cape Girardeau area, I promise to have a breakdown just so I can shake your hand.

[@nullerdk1]

Ron And helper there,, you got a dream work !! ohhh man i love that truck, wish we had trucks like that here where i live Stay safe good people

[@riddendaddy]

Mesmerizing training and recovery!

[@remige2006]

A pure delight to watch....I have learned a lot....

[@michaelpayne5545]

Not sure why, but I couldn’t help but laugh at your reaction when you looked and saw your “nemesis,” aka power lines!

[@gubb73485]

Nice job Ron, you have amazing patience with your helper. I'd probably politely asked to hand over the controls, but you only learn getting your hands dirty.

[@jamesbrothers9626]

Nice job Talion.You got a good teacher

[@albion2742]

Nice truck. My 11 yr old grandson would love your job.

[@woodtech43]

I really enjoyed the instruction aspect of this video. I gives me a new perspective on the complexities of your occupation. You make it look easy, but with the training session I was able to gain a better understanding of what you do.

[@bennybruin7725]

Your a great teacher Ron, I love your patients and calm demeanor.

[@susanowens6393]

Another great job done you Ron and Talon

[@liftmanleigh]

Really enjoying your videos from here in England. Entertaining and instructional. Having to deal with damaged trucks myself at work, some of your rigging techniques are very useful and will be used in our workshop. Especially your use of snatch blocks as defelctors to the normal direction of pull. Many thanks and be very safe out there.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you and God bless.

[@halfabucknhra]

Glad to see that you are taking the time to teach the young man the proper and the safe way to do things. To many times our youngsters get shown the way to just get it done. Listen to me talking like I am an old man....lol

[@annahughes9874]

Your son did a great job on that trailer..

[@sillarsscott7694]

I enjoy your videos from the west coast of Canada I really enjoy your manner of speaking

[@mastonewing5045]

Just so you know... I am addicted to your channel!!!

[@CharlieParker1959]

Another good video Ron Not the easiest with the power lines but you got the job done God bless......

[@joehoffpauir7850]

Awsome viedo I enjoyed watching and the driver explaining step by step and teaching the Jr man on the roll over ..nice job nice viedo..God bless..jnh towing dallas tx

[@ejmang43]

Great editing Ron, love watching your videos!

[@Real_Estate_Team_Freba_Dustin]

I really like the way keep your Apprentice and trust him to operate the machinery. Journeyman passing on knowledge to the Next Generation is a wonderful thing. Excellent video God bless

[@lauchieburton5289]

Nice job of teaching Talon the tricks of the trade. You are very patient Ron, love your videos

[@martj1313]

Like to meet the guy who designed that truck, pure genius.

[@RonPratt]

Yes, very nice design. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@MYSUPERBOAT]

Impressive way to upright a trailer , awesome job Ron

[@sirdirtydog705]

You are an asset to the company, great trainer.

[@marc123113]

I dont know why, but these video's are interesting to watch..

[@RonPratt]

Good, I am glad you find them entertaining. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@aussiegaigin]

Not just entertaining, but educational. The way you talk through what you are doing is very enlightening. Great viewing for an Aussie Down Under

[@gasmokeeater1284]

Ron another good video, but something I noticed when you were placing your cones on this one. I like all the safety you put into your work so here is an idea for you. On the inside of your four equipment doors maybe add a Red and white reflective strip ( Like the ones used on trailers so vehicles can see them at night). This way when you are getting equipment out of the truck and the doors are open they are more visible especially at night. Just a thought I would pass along.

[@RonPratt]

I actually added the red/white reflective stripes to the doors of my last truck. This truck has flashing lights built into the doors....still not a bad idea to put the reflective stripes on in addition to. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@gasmokeeater1284]

Did not notice the lights but good deal. Used to tow and now a retired Firefighter and am very safety aware so just a thought to help you out also. Be safe.

[@richardc9422]

A nather good job Ron talons is getting the hang of the truck he has a great teacher be safe take care

[@priestdd]

Enjoy watching you guys. Nice job Ron

[@catdieselpower193]

nice save once again pard and SHEESH you would think them folks would hook onto that trailer N back it in someplace and put 10g pounds of sand or something in it so it wouldn't blow over every year lol

[@jackcaldwell485]

good job Ron ! besafe out there , thanks for sharing

[@cruzbecerra4084]

Jack Caldwell uh

[@captainmorgan1107]

You make a good teacher, the kid is doing good.

[@FLYBOY123456789]

So that's how its done...nice touch. Trailer value - $45....upright with million dollar rig - priceless.

[@skeki]

To have such a calm boss ...must been a pleasure to work with him..it would be my pleasure to work there....and I live in this shithole where nobody has a job...greetings from Croatia and God bless.

[@waylonwolfe627]

Good job Ron that's your lucky money trailer is it 😆😆 from Paris Texas God bless you and keep safe out there and on your adventure

[@billarroo1]

Shure wish I had a truck like yours when I did recovery, Nice and Eazy, fine job..

[@ericbell4697]

Your son in law has learned some of the besy from the best

[@Hawkeye6936]

Well done and NICE TRAINING session Ron !!!!

[@AdversityZone]

dam kids playing video games with there joysticks geezzzz tell him to get a job hehehe good work guys

[@vetterfellow]

See Ron you told me you have a tape measure in your truck. ( 25 Footer ) LOL.. Glad you said the trailer fell over AGAIN !!!. I though it was Deja vu, at first. Thanks fer another.. video

[@doriswalker7492]

Hi Ron and talon great job from Westminster MD

[@jimhutchison3548]

It is nice how you two guys work together.. Stay safe and God Bless..

[@JamesTurner-vy2ul]

Plz be careful with those power lines. Stay safe out there. Love the vids!

[@joshuawiger338]

I love your videos

[@orlandoflorez205]

You are an excellent instructor, enjoy your videos

[@RonPratt]

Thank you and God bless.