SNOWMAGEDDON PART ONE!!! WRECKERS IN A DITCH!!!

[@Nate85-605]

Ethan knew when to stop and not press his limits. Very impressive. Can't wait to see Talon next week! It's been so long!

[@Plasmastorm73]

Talon has been out a lot more lately. I think Ron is trying to scale back like his dad did. It's getting harder on his body as he gets older, like it would any of us.

[@RonPratt]

Plasmastorm73, Talon will still be working primarily in the shop but jumps in a truck when needed. As for "scaling back" I would love to in the future. For now, I am out there running those trucks. LOL Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@RonPratt]

Nate85-605, yes it takes a certain level of maturity to ask for help and understand your current limits. Ethan really hasn't had much opportunity to run the trucks in this type of weather. It can be one of the biggest challenges. Navigating ice under wet snow makes the seasoned operators edgy. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@robbywebb5830]

I laughed so hard when ethan said 18 decided to go swimming in soneones driveway😂😂😂

[@RonPratt]

My boy does have a darker/drier sense of humor than I do. He can throw comments out without cracking a smile. Sometimes we just pause and then comes the laughter. He is a unique guy and we love him. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@Stuart_Johnson_Solutions]

Well. @Ron and @Eithan. As a father of a very excitable son, i would love to congratulate you both on the unbelievable calm in your interchange there. There's no way i would have been that calm with either my father or son under those conditions. I also love your courage in posting the whole exchange. @Eithen props to you, you have had a tough start into the business, but you are doing fantastically. I would be a very proud father watching you drive that truck out of that slide.

[@john1703]

If you ring Dad you need to be clear what you want him to do.

[@excavatoree]

No way me or my dad would have been that calm. You'd have heard the yelling from wherever you are in the world. That's one thing Ron's videos are helping me overcome. I've learned a lot about remaining calm from these videos.

[@curtisziegler3934]

@@excavatoree I agree especially with Towing you have to be careful and calm about what you say and do. If you don’t have the patience to do Towing then you don’t need to be doing it. You have to use your head and think about what you’re doing and make the right decision because if you don’t you will be in trouble.

[@Plasmastorm73]

@@john1703 Sometimes all you need is to hear dad's voice.

[@Plasmastorm73]

@@excavatoree Getting overexcited never helps anything. Remaining calm allows you to think clearly and take control of the situation.

[@spencertidd]

Sometimes, having Dad on the phone is all you need. Great job all.

[@Plasmastorm73]

I was going to say the same thing. Just having dad's voice in your ear can calm you down enough to get you home.

[@RonPratt]

Yep! We all need a "Dad" to lean on from time to time. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@Whereismy10mm]

Man that's a feeling I've missed for so long.

[@djplayskeys]

Ethan as many other long time viewers and subscribers of the channel have said, great job staying calm and trusting your skills and instincts getting down that crazy icy hill. You and your dad’s entire crew do commendable work risking your own safety to help others. Looking forward to part 2 next week. Praying for safety for all first responders dealing with the bad winter storms this year.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you so much for the kind words! We appreciate your support and prayers. We'll keep everyone updated on Part 2. God bless and thank you for watching.

[@kc3503]

What a cliff hanger! In more ways than one. Everything hanging over the edge on this one! Way to go Ethan getting out of the ditch. 🤠

[@markreetz1001]

Quite literally a "cliffhanger" for next week. 🤠

[@Plasmastorm73]

@@markreetz1001 Right? It reminds me of being a kid watching my favorite shows and seeing those dreaded words: TO BE CONTINUED!

[@RonPratt]

I'm glad you all have enjoyed the first part and Friday I will release the last segment. It was a challenging event, but we all made it safely back to base. That's the successful part. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@brandonreppert4847]

Ethan did an Excellent job of staying cool under pressure and easing #18 from the ditch well done.

[@xheralt]

Especially being blocked in front by the power pole. The tow-man's "arc" nemesis in play, but not in the usual way!

[@RonPratt]

Thanks so much for encouraging him. He is a solid operator, especially when old Dad isn't on scene. He is gaining confidence and this was a builder, although a tough one. He did remain calm and that's one of the qualities every towing and recovery operator needs. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@craigsuker1511]

I'm very impressed with Ethan, left to his own devices, he does a great job, you should be proud Ron. Also Ron, Huge Kudos to you and your calm supportive demeanor. Had I called my father and told him I was about to roll a $700k truck, he would have gone insane. Ron, you kept your cool, and offered to support Ethan in whatever way he needed. What a great dad and boss! GOOD FOR YOU!

[@RonPratt]

I appreciate the comment, the adrenaline was pumping, LOL. Thank you for watching and God bless.

[@SherrilWoods-jm6ir]

Amen to that comment you are the most patient dad and then take the teacher for what all your people need in your calm demeanor you’re just awesome! And most of all y’all stay safe

[@robertmonaco8616]

Kudos Ron for posting all of part 1 with minimal editing, esoeciallyEthan reporting his 'adventure ' with #18. Both of you showed cool, calm PROFESSIONALISM under dangerous and stressful conditions. Well done guys. This should be a teaching video for how it's done.

[@RonPratt]

Thank you so much. Viewers need to know that perfection is not a typical outcome in these situations. What we try to do is do the job in the most professional and safe manner with the least amount of damage. Ethan was able to stay calm and call for back up. That's a sign of someone who doesn't put their ego ahead of a situation. He is gaining more confidence, but also aware of the dangers. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@shawnswanson9625]

Hats off to Ethan and Ron for keeping calm with#18 predicament!! Ethan your calm demeanor is outstanding in the tuff situations you have come along way. Love it when the videos show the complete interaction between father and son and everyone staying calm. God Bless Y’all!!!

[@RonPratt]

Thank you so much for the kind comments and encouragement. Ethan often doesn't get that on KZbin. He does watch, absorb and then is able to put the knowledge to use on his own. This situation could have been disastrous had he not remained calm. Thanks so much for watching and God bless.

[@steverichardson2224]

MY. HEART. WAS. POUNDING!!!!!!! Beyond Ethen's control, but he handled it perfectly (and was lucky). Chains on the steer tires may have saved him. Good call. You helped him Ron and didn't know it at the time, because when he got to where you treated the road, she straightened right out. Oh, Holmes tree for the win on the pick-up. Murfreesboro, TN

[@johnstaniszewski5504]

Tow trucks and plow trucks, very underappreciated during snow events, till you need one

[@RonPratt]

You're right on the money. When the plows are out, many times we aren't. It is nerve wracking to drive where no man should go in these conditions. Thank you for watching and God bless.

[@codyogden4611]

I was taught by a Canadian snow plow driver and logger, you never ever cost down a grade in neutral because it’s slick. I was also taught you never ever park on an icy hill you just spun out on, without digging a set of rat holes. Because if you tires didn’t have the traction for you to climb, they don’t have the traction to keep you parked there. But the holes act as chock blocks

[@codyogden4611]

I hope none of this sounds mean, I just want to give you guys friendly advice. But also being a Canadian who regularly gets snow like that, if you or Ethan is ever in a ditch rear first like that again. Stick your shoe in the throttle, get those chains spinning so they cut and tear into the ice and the truck stands a better chance of climbing out. Riding the brake makes the tires stop then the side hill skids you down into the bushes

[@Plasmastorm73]

@@codyogden4611 Just because that's how the Canadian guy did it doesn't mean it's the ONLY way to do it. "There are many ways to get to 10" ~ Ron.

[@RonPratt]

We appreciate the wisdom of other operators. Yes, there are many ways to reach 10, but input from others who got there too, is always a blessing. Thanks for the tips. We get a minimal amount of this type of weather now, but when we do it seems to always come with ice! I love snow, hate the ice. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@peewee3ie]

Well done Eithan for staying cam and getting your self out. I could almost feel the way you felt when wrecker slid in to the ditch. Ron you have taught your son well and also everyone who works for you as well. Waiting till next week is just as bad as waiting the 2 part of a film to be shown on TV

[@deaneads3098]

Could you install auto chains on or do you guys not have very much snow.

[@sherrycredille528]

Good morning Ron,Ethan and crew. Y’all stay safe. God bless you

[@13thcolony57]

Ethan handled that slide as well as any other PROFESSIONAL driver. He has learned extremely well. I have slide on that kind of stuff with a loaded 6500 gallon tanker trailer and know how he felt. Ethan can pat himself on the back for that one. The equipment can be repaired if damaged and in that kind of conditions it should be anticipated. Looking forward to pt 2. STAY SAFE OUT THERE.

[@RonPratt]

I've been in similar situations and you're right, that kind of driving takes skill! He quickly recognized his limits and situation. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@jamiegibson1010]

Ethan is a level headed young man Ron. He has learnt a lot from yourself and Mom Pratt. Stay safe everyone.

[@tonithomas6143]

Yay!!! I love seeing the ride out to the tow site. I missed that. Back to the video. This is the scariest job I’ve seen y’all do. Stay safe. God bless.

[@nonaloeffler308]

That even scared me, and I was not even there. Ethan did a great job get out of there and kept his cool. I could tell he was upset about the new truck, but I hope it was not that . Can not wait till next week. Almost as bad as the Los Angles fire and the power outage I had to work.

[@ChessIsJustAGame]

"Drinking out of a creek" LOL, good one Ethan!

[@Dodge0359A]

Hey man, plows get thirsty! 😝

[@godarkangelgo]

SNOWMAGEDDON PART ONE!!! WRECKERS IN A DITCH!!!

[@Plasmastorm73]

@@godarkangelgo Snowmageddon was the polar vortex 3 years ago...this is nothing compared to that year.

[@thomastroup1230]

Have you thought about getting a 10k or 20k winch for the fronts of the wreckers for days like this? Might make easy work of the pickup at 13:00 to allow you quicker access to particular scenes

[@2008mjb]

I would think side mount winches would be best because they can be used with spiking type tasks and when something like this happens. A winch in the front should never be necessary for rigs like this. If they are needed then something went wrong.

[@servicetrucker5564]

@@2008mjbIt’s good to be ready for when something does go wrong

[@unmask3dgam3r80]

Stay safe out there Ron and the team!

[@Santa65-c2d]

Oh No!!! Anticipation!! It's making me wait!!

[@bonniebecker3254]

Husband & I are 80 and waiting for the next part will be hard on our hearts. LOL Not that watching Ethan carefully slide wasn't hard on them. Yikes!

[@suzanchamness376]

Wow that's crazy to see that big wrecker coming down that Hill sideways Good job Ethan❤

[@SteveNicoson-u1i]

Thanks for the video. Excellent job Ethan getting yourself out of the a bad situation. You did great Ethan. Was a bad day all around. Nice work everyone on a bad day. Proud of all of you. Thanks. Waiting for part two.

[@matthewrapelje337]

First time seeing Ethan deal with customers great job with your communication Ethan keep up the good work

[@Plasmastorm73]

There have been several videos of Ethan by himself dealing with the whole incident, customers and all.

[@litz13]

K, so all of y'all who make fun of us in Atlanta who just bunker in our houses when it does this kind of snow once a decade .... this is why. Because if you venture out, you risk something like this, which then endangers the local equivalents of Ron and co. It takes a special type to willingly place themselves in this kind of danger to help other people. The good folks at Midwest Truck are that kind of special.

[@avisbrown7957]

What about California residents who don't get snow where snow isn't supposed to be.

[@sherrygantt2158]

Wow, what a video. Ron, you and your Towing family/crew are amazing. Love the teamwork. Love the calmness getting the job done. I would love for yall to come to my town in N.C. when we get a half inch of winter perspiration. 😂😂😂 you guys would have so much fun. I stay home. But, I listen to the police scanner. Extra prayers for yall during the winter months.

[@ThatGuyJunJun]

Everyday is a learning experience. Nice going, Ethan. Stayed calm and worked the situation. Really like the double pov action. Felt like we were all there with you guys. Thanks for what you do and stay safe out there. ⭐

[@n4gix]

Wow, just WOW! Here in Hot Springs, Arkansas we were "blessed" with nearly 13" of snow, so I anticipated how much this storm would affect y'all up there. So, I'm not a bit surprised that your trucks were going to be "slip sliding away." Fortunately, I overflowed my pantry with enough to last at least two weeks two days before the storm as I knew I'd be trapped at home. May God Bless you and everyone and keep y'all safe!

[@sherrieaustin0316]

Ethan, my husband and I are so VERY PROUD OF YOU. You stayed calm as much as you could. Can't wait until next week. May God Richly Bless you and the whole crew,. Stay sage 🙏♥️

[@triciasklodowske5653]

Few things, first- GREAT job Ethan, you stayed calm sliding sideways down the hill and good customer skills and "drinking from a creek", LOL! Second- Ron you stayed calm on the phone with your son during what could have been NOT a good thing and "interesting, beautiful but interesting. Getting even more interesting". PLEASE stay safe ALL you guys and the road crews out there working at keeping the roads open and safe. Thanks for sharing. God bless and protect.

[@KevinBenecke]

That was interesting to watch. I glad Ethan kept it together.

[@RoyWilkinson-b9z]

What a really great video. The merging of both Ron’s and Ethan’s vids , created a most comprehensive view of the situation. And what a situation it was !! The drivers of the snow plough were REALLY lucky, the plough, not so. I am eagerly looking forward to next weeks episode. In the meantime, stay warm!!

[@Plasmastorm73]

It reminded me of a movie where they switch back and forth between locations to build the suspense.

[@garyb4759]

It's always nice to have a Holme's tree around

[@muleman1701]

Ethan got my heart racing with slide or shall I say unintended drift down the hill. Rather have a few scratches in the paint than a rolled truck and injured driver. Glad to see he made it down. Can'twait to see part two! Stay safe! God Bless!

[@Plasmastorm73]

Drift tapping the ditch on the way.

[@rebelliousmedic]

Ethan did an absolutely phenomenal job of not panicking and keeping his cool under the extreme pressure of keeping that truck fully out of the ditch and from rolling onto it's side. Absolutely well done, you deserve a tremendous amount of praise.

[@stevea6722]

When the going gets rough, the tough get moving, it's never any fun, but it's gotta get done!! Y'all keep it as safe as possible, God bless!

[@dave_n8pu]

Not exactly sure when you recorded this, but this Michigander is glad that mess went south of us, you can have all this winter 'stuff'. I'm 75 lived in this state all my life and have see way more than I want. You all do your best to stay safe. Putting down cinders on the road, all they put down here is SALT, and LOTS of it, that's why we are part of the 'rust belt'. ☹

[@rogerstlaurent8704]

Not a Michigander here But from Coastal New England here and i hear you on what your saying It not much the Snow part for me its the GD pure salt and sand and also salt brine used on the roadways billions of tons of it in one Snow Storm LOL Plus the Salt air does a TUNE on Cars and Trucks a 4 to 5 year old car or truck would have major under carriage rot

[@m9ovich785]

Scott City Mo Area...

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

They recorded this roughly about 2 weeks ago when that big Midwestern snow storm came plowing through the middle of the country

[@cal844]

Stay safe out there guys! Im envious of the machinery though because here in Scotland UK we have smaller, inferior trucks. A huge well done to Ethan for how he saved the new truck from the ditch!!

[@LukeBosma]

More Ethan please, I know the channel is "Ron Pratt" but I really have enjoyed watching Ethan and some of the other guys grow and learn, so it's fun to see it from their POV. Stay safe out there guys!

[@petermiddo]

Sitting up, waiting for this drop. Woohoo, looks like a doozy

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

I was praying for all of you during that storm. That was rough. God bless you all.

[@rcatyvr]

A few more winters like this and Ethan will be able to figure-eights on the snow and ice. Good job son!

[@Plasmastorm73]

Right...because Ron isn't slipping and sliding at all...SMH

[@llyodreeves4657]

Keep up with the good work Ron and team love watching your videos on KZbin God bless

[@eric8797]

Ron, Eithan and crew have taken on some crazy jobs over the year but got them done great job guys and gal, Eithan great job getting the new truck out and down to the main job

[@Nova-m8d]

Wow you guys go through a lot of trucks.

[@jaycooper2812]

I once had to work a recovery in Alaska where the sand truck ended up at the bottom of the 130 foot canyon after the driver went through the bridge railing. The driver luckily bailed before the truck went through the guard rail. It took us 17 hours and a 75ton crane to get it back to the road.

[@Plasmastorm73]

OOF. Glad to hear the driver bailed.

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

Thanks for the video and a job well done. Former truck driver here sometimes what is under that snow will fool ya !! I was driving an loaded oil tanker up in hilly northwestern Massachusetts and a freak ice storm came thru and I slide down a 45 degree hill for about a 1/4 mile + Talk about life going before yours eyes and underwear !!

[@Plasmastorm73]

I bet his heart was racing though. Mine sure would have been. In fact it was racing just watching him.

[@Dan13grandpa]

Good job, Ethan. You'll stay safe, and God bless. ✝️Dan🇺🇲😊

[@Commissar0617]

nice thing about the tator, is that it can winch itself out. but with the skidsteer, might want to think about using all-season tracks instead of dirt. it's what the plow and landscape guys here in mn do.

[@Plasmastorm73]

same here in Florida because when it gets wet we get very slippery and muddy.

[@lordsherifftakari4127]

thats a rough one! Ethan did good to gently ease it down as sketchy as it was till he got some bite and self recovered. in those conditions, it's so easy for your back end to come around on you as things go sideways!

[@CarolHowell-wv9cy]

Thank you for being there to help others your God's angles

[@chuckmoore1380]

OMG! That was scary just watching! Great job Ethan getting that wrecker safely down that slippery hill! Sure it probably scratched it up a bit riding that ditchline, but you got it done. Looking forward to the conclusion next week. Stay safe and healthy.

[@alishacollins3768]

I can’t wait until next week!! Ethan you did amazing coming down that hill. It seems just hearing your Dad’s voice helped keep you calm and in control. Y’all please be careful up there!! Winter isn’t half over and y’all get so much worse than we do in SC.

[@Plasmastorm73]

Sometimes all you need is to hear dad's voice.

[@grimreaper6557]

Absolutely Amazing well done Ethan Did great in a very tough situation he handled it like the Pro. he is 😁

[@rickstewart9716]

Great job Ethan that was close.... Great job all around for the whole team...

[@joshw1687]

Good solid crew. Stay safe. The relief in Ethans voice, hes learned a lot from you. Glad he freed himself The gloves on the defroster works wonders.

[@deeannafreshwaters3282]

Good job Ethan, you called dad for encouragement and emotional support them you ...got it done!

[@curtisziegler3934]

Ron & Ethan I know what you’re talking about with the Snow. I dealt with it in Northern New Jersey For Years. We had our share of hills and roads that were pretty difficult to get through in the winter. We also had to deal with the Garden Apartments with their driveways and parking lots. Been there a done that. Good Luck With The Snomagedon 😊😎

[@hippie_james]

Oh Ron come on getting excited and then comes to a end. Thanks Ron but eithan vary good love how you called your dad for help.

[@Plasmastorm73]

AWE MAN!!! Like when I was a kid...the show just starts getting really good and then...TO BE CONTINUED!!! You're teasing us Ron!

[@Jzwiz]

Woo boy i cant imagine being in that first truck as it was going over, nightmare rollercoaster. Even just when my suv wont stop due to ice even at like 3 mph you feel pretty helpless. Stay safe

[@Studio23Media]

That ice storm was a mess for us in Indiana! We lost power for 3 days. The trees around here got absolutely destroyed. It looks like the entire area, several counties, got hit by massive straight line winds. We had an F-1 tornado go right behind our house last fall, and this winter storm did way more tree damage. 🤯 Also, it's crazy to see Ethan out running his own truck by himself. Makes me feel old. 🤣

[@EdwardSimpson159]

I get my first taste of snow recovery, in a few days. Supposed to get 5-8 inches, with plenty of ice no less. I do enjoy looking at it, but at the same time, it's a nightmare. Ya'll stay safe out there. We'll be praying for you, as always.

[@lsellclumanetsolarenergyll5071]

What a MESS..... good you guys play it safe out there. Me been from GERMANY I know what weather can be even now I am living in Florida. But respect to you all and be blessed to be alive and to be able to rescue those who need it most. Shalom.

[@JamesSanziJr]

Have a good day and be careful out there

[@mariondudek564]

Love this channel. Today I prayed for you guys to be safe after seeing this.

[@zachashcraft6243]

I need a new pair of shorts just watching that. 😂 kuddos to Ethan for the recovery and making it down the hill safely

[@FuelMan]

God bless you tow operators.

[@paulalaporte195]

Boy do I understand Ethan’s fear. I had spun out (with my vehicle) on a major highway. I was never so scared in my life. I and my vehicle are fine. I had an angle that day. Pls stay safe. God bless. ❤❤

[@richardstudeny2012]

Woooow that was a really touchy situation, good job Ethan. A lot of thanks for that truck with the cinders. Can't wait for the next video

[@daymeianrichardson6239]

I love the Ethan pov, keep in mind nothing beats good ol’ Ron, keep up the great work

[@bs-pu3dg]

Good job Ethan! My rear was puckered when your rear was in the ditch 🤣

[@louiswehrmeyer9281]

Our prayers are with all responders during these bad winter storms. We received almost 3 inches of ice and then snow up here next to St Louis. Be safe!

[@Plasmastorm73]

I'm not a praying man, but AMEN to that!

[@jonnohz1]

just WHEEEEEW! Good Job Eithen!! (the other side of the road is SO much worse) Looking forward to next week plow truck rescue....

[@alanstant9356]

That snow just kept you guys very busy. I can only imagine how you guys must have felt and thought about it. God bless and stay safe.

[@lpaulson1964]

That was a good save ice is hard one to drive abig truck in can't wait see the plow truck remove all stay safe guys.

[@ETennScott]

I got way too wrapped up in Ethan’s dilemma!!! I’m glad he got out when he did! I thought I was gonna hafta look away…. I started to pray - then I remembered it was video!! 😂 Nice job gettin’ down, but I don’t know if I can take any more vids like this!!

[@colinwheeler4166]

It's great to see the V70 Valcan again. Just like Unit18 , it is an awesome truck. The recoveries that needed to be done to get to the main recovery keeps the job interesting and challenging.

[@rayfalcon777]

I despise it when it stops cold turkey like that!!!!

[@danimal0921]

Good job fellers! Y'all please be VERY careful out there! We live in West Central Indiana. This past Tuesday my wife was going to her car to go to work and she slipped on the ice and went down. She actually hit hard enough that she fractured her left femur. She's still in an Indianapolis hospital recovering from surgery to repair the damage. I'm praying for the safety of all y'all!!!!! 🙏🏻

[@samie1726]

Prayers for a speedy recovery.

[@mikerowley464]

Good job Ethan. I know what it's like to be in that situation. I hope you have a good proctologist to help with that drivers seat. God bless you all for what you do.

[@cherrydowns7745]

Great icemagadden puns, Ron! 😆

[@chrischristenson4547]

I'm impressed with the skill and calm on all. So well done.

[@johnuhlig323]

Great video amazing when the tow trucks can't even save the recovery. God has you in your hands and were safe that day. God Bless see you in the next one. John

[@TimboWhite-w7b]

Thank You So Very Much There For Sharing This There My Good Big Bro Ron Pratt Sir & I Am Still Praying For All Of The People Involved In The Automobile Accident

[@1fortheroad1]

I genuinely understand the struggles but as a Canadian, I also find this quite entertaining. Ripping around in my lil hyundai with studded winter tires.

[@cherrydowns7745]

Blue Norther snowmageddons make for lots of work for the tow truckers and snow plow operators! Be safe Guys and God Bless and be with you all!

[@lyndan08]

Brilliant video and can’t wait for part 2. Ethan is a safe and steady pair of hands.

[@keithbilliot7705]

For anyone wondering what is Cinder’s Cinders are small, porous volcanic rocks that are used to help with traction and melt snow and ice on roads. They are also known as scoria.

[@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC]

Way long ago, when we had coal fired power plants here, and the railroads had steam engines, cinders were common. Now, good luck. We use sand and salt mix

[@shawnstanley3497]

Goodnight I thought that wrecker was going on it's side, wasn't even there I was holding on the edge of my seat! Good job getting it out!

[@Ehrngtn]

I clearly recall my experiences in Missouri and Northeast Ohio. Wet snow is undoubtedly the most challenging to work in.

[@justinp934]

God, I work with my dad and this reassures me that our relationship at work is totally normal. Sometimes as a son, we know what to do but just aren't sure it's the way our dad would do it. We just need assurance or at least for dad to be on the phone to experience it in real-time. Love it.

[@FeartheCyr611]

Love the snow videos Ron! If this is the storm I'm thinking of, (Blair) where I am in Maryland, got about 5 inches from this storm. We're expected to get 2-4 inches (maybe more) this Sunday evening! I'm a snow lover! Stay safe!

[@jrw41069]

Ethan I felt ur soul quivering. Nice job controlling the truck. I can't wait for part 2

[@GeorgeAustinbigdog]

Good job Ethan that’s the way you slide a 50,000 pound tow truck sideways down the hill glad you made it out. God bless.

[@raytinelljr2778]

Great job Ethan for staying calm going down that hill like that. Y’all keep up the great work and be safe out there

[@alanbean8222]

Great video and nerve-racking to watch. I can't wait for part 2

[@mauriceproctor4967]

Ethan that was some good driving on that ditch good job.

[@leamcgee4382]

I think they laid that stuff so you can get that truck can get out and you not lose any of your stuff glad they got out of the ditch and please take care god bless you and all that work for your company