Saved By the Cross??? Driver Had Only Minor Injuries After Major Crash

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[@RonPratt]

Ladies and Gentlemen, as always, thank you for watching. I have been reluctant to make this request, but I must. Unless you are calling the shop for business purposes, PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE SHOP TO SPEAK WITH ME. I understand that people want to speak with me and I am working on ways to make that happen, but it cannot be through the shop phone lines. We have a business to run and the number of phone calls of people asking to speak with me regarding KZbin have reached a level where they are disruptive to our business. If you want me to continue making videos, I have to be able to do my job. When I'm at work I have to focus on my job. Please don't misunderstand me. I appreciate all my viewers and, as I said, I am working on ways to to involve my viewers and give them an opportunity to speak with me. I want to continue making videos. I plan to do some LIVE videos and I welcome suggestions anyone may have. So, I respectfully ask that you please do not call the shop unless you need our business services. I pray that you will understand and not take offense by this request. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@jmat5857]

I appreciate that you feel comfortable asking for what you need. No apology needed.

[@tad2021]

Get a second number that is voice mail only and put it under the main number on the website as "KZbin comment line" or something to that effect.

[@treborsf]

​@@tad2021 Maybe get a free Google Voice number for that purpose. Voicemails are transcribed pretty reliably in my experience.

[@bobmazzi7435]

Or, get an e-mail account for personal comments. Something to go through when you have free time. Or even set up a facebook group for discussions. But, you cannot have us getting in the way of making your daily dollar. And, I understand that some people may not see the difference between your KZbin recreation and your daily business. So, no need to feel awkward about making this request.

[@jonnywilson9117]

@@bobmazzi7435 There's another channel I watch "South Main Auto Repair LLC" and he has the exact same issue. People calling his garage all the time during and after work hours. Except they call to ask him an incredibly ling question hoping he'll give them the help they want. Regardless of what he does, there's always selfish people out there (Plus the disrespect) to think it's acceptable to call the person's business for a "chat" or to get advice on an issue that they can do some research on themselves. The annoying thing about it, they're all adults. Some people just need to learn/realise that they're not that important. And, that guy's like Ron are trying to run a business. It's pretty sad to be honest.

[@cornellmukes2216]

Ron I wanna say you're team does an amazing job I just recently started watching your videos and what caught my attention is the fact that you're a believer in christ it's an amazing feeling whenever you can help people in need God bless you and your family and team best wishes and prayers 🙏🏾

[@niqueveron6047]

In the last 6 months I’ve watched all your videos. Don’t ask me why as I’m now a senior & in no way in this business. I simply find them FASCINATING. I love you’re always respectful & safety conscious. Thank you Ron!

[@tuba7084]

Nique Veron I think it must be Ron’s calm, kind and professional demeanor that shine through on all of his videos that make them entertaining. I also enjoy watching his videos but really wouldn’t want his job. Usually the weather isn’t all that great when he is needed most.

[@victoriacaddy2221]

I am 16 and have no plans to go into this field but I find his videos very entertaining and the fact that he believes in Christ helps him to keep the channel family friendly

[@susandallessandro2905]

I feel exactly the same way as Nique Veron feels. I am a senior and find these fascinating. I worked 30 years in aircraft maintenance and am retired. I was telling my friends about your videos at dinner last week after church. One of my friends asked me if I was planning on starting a towing business. I have crazy friends! On the way home from dinner I was behind a semi. I looked at the back and thought to myself that the bumper was no place to hook a strap! I guess I have learned a lot from watching these! Thanks for educating me. I am one of your believing watchers.

[@Buccaneerxxger]

Hi Ron, you are a great boss! polite and respectful. 👍 God bless you, your family and your company. Greetings from germany.

[@MrBensak]

Hello Ron. Just a litle tip, if you have a chargeable flashlight in a permanent mounted charger you can put in a tiny microswitch and a litle beeper. Then when you take the flashlight out it starts to give a beep until you put the light back in the Mount. I put a several of this in ouer recovery trucks when i was working in that business. It`s much cheaper than bying New flashlights. Keep up the good work, stay safe and God Bless you all. Best regards from Teddy in Norway.

[@MrPaul1f]

Ill be doing this, great idea. Im constantly missplaceing flashlights.

[@ScottishLad.]

very good tip

[@choc01cake]

I'm a believer with you, Brother Ron. Thank you for the update on the cross. I wondered.

[@Pyromatic4720]

Glad no one on scene got hurt. Glad the people that was in the truck "walked away" with minor injuries. Much love Ron and to the Midwest truck family

[@ColdSteelCharger]

I noted at least one beer bottle in the debris - Was alcohol a factor in this incident?

[@RonPratt]

@@ColdSteelCharger I guess I missed the bottle. I can't say if alcohol was a factor in this crash. It is not uncommon in our area for pickup beds to have at least a few empty beer bottles in them. Bottles/cans also get thrown from vehicles everywhere around here. Could have been completely unrelated, but again, I would only be speculating, because I do not know. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@Pyromatic4720]

I noticed the beer bottle. It was ok the drivers side a few feet away

[@GodsMiracleWaymaker]

Just be known that god works in mysterious ways....

[@shawnfox8002]

Glad the people that was in the truck walked away and you gave another good video in the recovery of the truck prayers to the passengers and you and your team.

[@kevinwest5956]

Yes at 16:04 on the video there does appear to be something on the top step passenger side. I bet night vision can be tough with so many bright lights and some flashing. I am amazed at the knowledge exhibited on these videos that certainly has taken years of experience to accomplish many of the recoveries you have allowed the public to see. Thank You !

[@gearheadautomotivel.l.c.5476]

Ron it's a pleasure to watch a professional excel at their work. I'm a mobile auto mechanic by trade but find myself completely fascinated with these rotators. I stumbled upon your channel a few months back and was hooked (all puns intended) immediately. It's abundantly clear that you enjoy what you do and have the much deserved respect of your employees, family, and peers. The community is fortunate to have you in it.

[@LelaE34]

P.S. I might add, you are awesome too. A pleasure to have a kind boss. I spent 21 years working for a self centered, not very kind person. But even at 5.00 an hour in the beginning, I needed that job badly. Al.ost everyday was stressed thru the roof and never a kind word. I'm sure your employees recognize how lucky they are to be working for you. Bless you Ron Pratt.❤🙏🏻

[@SmittySmithsonite]

I own the exact same truck, same configuration. Knew right away it was a total loss, just because of the fact that I backed into a tiny sapling at less than walking speed years back, and caused $2,200 worth of damage. It creased the box right over the rear axle on both sides, requiring an hour on a frame machine. Remember Chevy's old slogan, "Like a Rock" ? Today it should be, "Like a Beer Can" ... 😂 Anyway, glad the driver walked away from that one! The Lord works in mysterious ways! I believe He placed it dangling there not just for the family, but for all of us out here on KZbin, especially those whose faith has been tested. I read your post in another comment about the back story of that necklace - I believe that says it all right there. Every so often He gives us little reminders that He's always watching over us, every minute, every second. I need those reminders more often than I should. REALLY glad you posted this one, Ron! THANK YOU and God bless! 😎

[@SteelyPaw]

Beer can, LOL .... If you read my post on here I'm not very fond of Chevys, however my buddy just got a new 2018 dealer's demo car, a Chevrolet Equinox with very low millage. I had to bite my lip and tell him what a nice car it was, & true fully it was nice, however he knows how I feel about GM as a whole. He went to leave and it would not start, the battery was totally dead. I jumped it with my "Snap On Charger" and got it running for him, and the battery did take a charge, however a few days later it went dead again. He went back to the dealer where he got the car, and they installed a new battery, gave him the battery but charged for installation as that is not a warranty item they told him. I kind of felt they should have replaced the battery with their best at no charge, but I don't make the rules. Other than that, it's been running well and he and his wife and 4 year old little boy likes the car. I think the battery was simply a fluke thing that could happen in any car at any time. He had been driving a old Chevy van, that nothing worked in hardly, and when the engine started knocking is when he purchased the 2018 Chevrolet Equinox, a difference between night and day for him. I'm happy he's in a nice vehicle now that is probably as reliable as any other newer car, and more over a lot of safety items to protect his family should the car (god forbid) get in an accident.

[@PreachermanPiper]

I have to tell you I am impressed with your dealings with your employes.

[@edwardpage8959]

Ron, As always, great team work and a well oiled machine!

[@benjaminacosta2582]

Saved for the cross! God have a mysterious ways! Good Team Work!!! God Bless Midwest truck family!

[@randypurtteman1183]

You know Ron that I love the old Holmes Classic wreckers. I grew up with them and as long as you had enough cable, snatch blocks and Ho;mes trees, there wasn't anything you couldn't get with one. I've got to say however that the tator got that particular job done in about a third of the time it would have taken with say a Holmes 500. I'd be re-rigging to scoot it around the trees most of the time. Great job as always. You make them all look easy. GOD Bless you and yours Ron.

[@RAINMAN309]

You have a very good crew I can tell by watching the videos that they are learning a lot from you which will carry them through life and I also like how you let them make their own decisions about how they're going to do the job so I just thought I would let you know you are an awesome boss👍😊😊

[@zenoelea8239]

That must have been a scary ride ! Glad everyone was ok. Thanks for the time you take in putting these videos together, much appreciated. It's good to see how you appreciate your staffs commitment. Thanks Ron.

[@flybyairplane3528]

Hell Ron, I could hear the rain, but when I saw the lightening flash, My thoughts were dearGod, I hope that was far away, I can REALLY APPRECIATE the weather conditions you go through, as I do NOT have vehicles WIZZING BY, but many of my jobs were on ROOFTOPS, for e/other Refrigeration, or Airconditioning, all year day/night, but once it was seen it raining FAR away, but in minutes later was SOAKED, nut nearly done when my hair stood up, LIGHTENING HIT A CAR IN THE LOT, man I was out of there, I pray for you and your team,, God Bless, , from Maplewood , NJ

[@geraldheitman7687]

You definitely have one of the most challenging, interesting and never a dull moment jobs going ! I agree on the cross to Ron God Bless and be safe on the roads !

[@richardm1631]

Another good recover no one got hurt doing the recovery that rotator is the best it made the job easy and safety. Ron that rotator is your favorite multi tool truck

[@sandrascott1776]

Praying for y'all and everyone who was in this accident

[@raymondscott731]

Love your music; and appreciate that you are willing to express your Faith.

[@velvetreynolds5458]

You all do good work. Thank you for your videos

[@7curiogeo]

Ron you are the man. Always totally hooked up and thinking.

[@jerrypin6740]

Ron thank you for sharing with us GOD bless everyone

[@redramage]

I've found the secret to always having a flashlight is simply to purchase enough of them and leave them around that anywhere I am, one or several happen to be there. The other half, of course, is keeping a big pile of batteries around too: The technical definition of a flashlight is "a place to store dead batteries". Thanks for another great video.

[@billmckelvey602]

Great job Ron and Mike. Glad no one was hurt.

[@korvtm]

Talk about lighting with a boom in the air.Back in the 1971 I was in Vietnam,we were tasked with transferring ammo from river barges to trailers.Our cranes had 50 foot booms,when the lighting came up the river you never saw booms lowered any faster.

[@stevenrichey5068]

Very lucky. ..I was at a Salavge yard back in the summer picking up a motor for a shop...the Chevy truck they were using was a rollover. ..they had cut the top off because it was almost flat...this truck looks great compared to there's. ..be safe ... 😄🐶

[@sammartin8932]

So many times I forget to say good job and I appreciate how polite you are to your employees/ family & others you meet at different locations. It sure goes a long ways when it comes to others enjoying the job they do or the victims to misfortunes. It also carries on to future recommendations for more work. (I didn't realize how many videos I've not seen!)

[@sussexco]

What you guys do is a real ART!!!! Great job as always.

[@JamesJohnson-sn4jm]

Your flashlight is within 100 yards of that site. You never retrieved it from the step where you layed it. Love the videos Ron

[@davide.burden2043]

I think you are most likely correct about that James. It was still on the step at the 16:03 mark, and I did not see anyone take it off that step. Therefore I also believe it fell off the step while in transit. The problem is that it might have stayed there for any length of time, so the search area might be extensive, and therefore make the expense of searching for it too costly as compared to buying another one.

[@tuba7084]

I’ve had a tool ride on the step for almost 30 miles and was still there when I got to my destination. I’ve also had a pair of coveralls not make 7 miles and never found them back. One never knows when it will fall off the truck. It would be neat if a fellow viewer found the light and brought it back to Ron after seeing this video!

[@johnpittock9687]

Evening Ron, from soggy and windy England, got to say that chap was very lucky with just bumps and bruises ( I hope) all thanks modern engineering and no small part from the old boy upstairs. For your perusal at time to suit you might I recommend a series called trucking hell, and see how recovery and rescue is done here in England, I would be interested in your views Best regards to you, your family and the chaps that you work with

[@andrewkoetz3933]

Ron, on the trucks you bring to a scene also is indicative what you have to tow; remember the U.P. truck that lost the rear duels when all the wheel studs broke off & you had to call Talon to bring his truck in & you had the flatbed.

[@larryceaser1706]

Glad everyone was ok but it must have been quite a ride down that hill Great Video as usual Ron

[@lesr5737]

Another awesome video Ron , it looks like that you have the Emergency Services around you spoiled with the awesome equipment that you run. It is good that you have work with them over the years were they have some idea when the big truck is required makes life a lot easier for you I bet, and I know that it makes life a lot easier for them knowing something about your equipment and services. Keep up the awesome videos you are the premier Towing Channel on KZbin others do not hold a candle to you on content and professionalism God bless. Ldr

[@jGoodloejr]

Good video Ron ,and no animals were harmed in making of this video! Lol Pray they healed well!

[@ladygray4]

It's always a good night when l have one of your videos to watch! It's fascinating how you manage to extricate some of these vehicles, although that one came a little close for comfort! 😁 Not sure a piece of jewelry helped save the driver/occupants, but as long as they had faith in the One who hung on the Cross, I'm very sure that saved them!! Yes, I know what you meant; the necklace was a symbol of that faith. Praying daily for you & your co-workers for safety & blessings!

[@Charles77598]

Whether you believe or not, I think it did! I would not want to go through that without one! Great job guys, may God always be on your side!

[@nrobinson8713]

I was wondering why the Police Dept. would not wait until the next day to haul the truck out. The truck is close to a total so there isn't much hurry to get it out. Great video. Keep up the great job. Thanks.

[@BlessedVeteranAdventures]

Growin up my mother always says we have a car Angel as well as many watching over us. I'm really glad that your team and us are asking questions. We learn something new everyday. Have A Blessed Day

[@jmat5857]

I don’t encounter a lot of first responders when I am on the road, but did yesterday. My first thought was, “Oh, boy! I get to Slow Down and Move Over!”

[@viz_aviz9189]

Torch left on step it was still there at 33.00. Good work , glad everybody's safe.

[@gsettlemyre]

Another great recovery by Midwest Truck!

[@MissYijare]

Thank you for your Recoverywork. You are the Yellow Angel from the Midwest :-)

[@fastst1]

I work in the woods now and again, I wrapped a strip of white reflective tape around stuff like my phone, flashlight, etc, makes finding them in the dark easier when I drop them on the trail. Well that makes two ways to open a window!

[@superduty4828]

Man for a moment there I thought I was playing flight simulator on a night landing. Wait a minute- Ron you need an app that streams with you, then upload that to the Ron Pratt simulator so everyone can learn how to hook up and tow. Love the videos man, thanks!!! Watch your six and be safe.

[@JamesDavis-fo7or]

Again another excellent video Thanks Ron to you and your crew God Bless

[@RonPratt]

Thank you very much. God bless.

[@NPhillips856]

Another great video as always sir. It is amazing to see people walk away from horrible accidents. Ive seen many myself. God is great. Also thank you for the link to the guardian angel devices. I may just pick one up for my car.

[@IICLUII]

So about your light. I think a small temporary tear in the quantum field that separates our dimension from others occurred and your light slipped in. So you may have lost the light but in some other dimension somewhere, you found it. Lol!

[@RonPratt]

That's the best explanation that I've heard. Well thought and very plausible. I hope my alter-self enjoys the light as much as I did....LOL

[@IICLUII]

@@RonPratt Glad you liked my little joke sir. 3 years and I still love every video you put out. Thanks for what you do and how you do it. God bless you and yours brother.

[@michaelking3327]

at 2:19, you can see someone walk past your step you laid the light on

[@McBuggs.]

The light was still there at 16:00.

[@jamesstepp9982]

...or maybe someone ELSE found it on the side of the road in another dimension.

[@TimDaCorgi]

Wow did he get lucky. Love the videos Ron. Much love from Pennsylvania

[@LelaE34]

Your tow truck is awesome!!!

[@dewainbrown993]

Hey Ron thought I'd give you an idea for when walking on steep inclines like that. Those slip on ice cleats work great not only in snow an ice but on rough ground as well. They are easy an something quick they are nice to have around.

[@bethfrench9064]

I believe that the spirit of what that cross represents saves us all. Some saves are more dramatic than others. Thanks be to God for all our saves ✝️

[@ericcorse]

Boy that was too close when she flipped back over. Mike is a hard worker.

[@CliffManis]

Most of the time, I do not say much. but I really do enjoy. thanks.

[@kd5byb]

Arc nemesis #1 = power lines. Arc nemesis #2 = lightning? ;) Excellent video as usual!

[@fillg]

When you got to the scene and were first going down the hill to check out the truck I spotted the power pole by the road and knew you were going to have to watch out for those daggum wires. :)

[@frankwallace5174]

great job ron

[@donovan9356]

Wow 2.9k views in a hour plus 50 comments and all 332 likes keep up the grate work Ron you doing good I love your videos

[@mikemullich4212]

If you have control over KZbin, see if you can get them to change the position of their "adds", they put them on top of your text; it's very aggravating. You and Mike are a great team, really enjoy watching you two work together.

[@RonaldBragaw]

From what i can tell you and Mike make a darn good.team

[@jacklawson7069]

That’s a good lookin truck mr Ron

[@HughzieTube]

You're good at this Rotator fishing!

[@originalthreebeard]

Oh the joys of working in inclement weather, at night. It looks like the block got left behind too. Ron, nothing personal, but I pray I never have to call you.

[@donaldpcunninghamace5600]

Mr. Pratt as a viewer Of ur KZbin channel I would like to ask u and u viewers to PlZ keep my friend “bear” and his family in ur prayers I’m not going much into details but he lost his life during a terrible crash due To drunk driving and speeding Thank u and GOD bless

[@RIC0H720p]

16:03 Light is still on the step, you probs drove off with it still on the step (and it then fell off in transit).

[@bostarbird5282]

That's the last place I saw it also. Hate loosing a good flashlight.

[@pistolannie6500]

Well duh

[@nooneeyeno]

That's what probably happened. He never returned to that step. I bet if he drives back, he could possible find it laying along the side of the road. if in one piece.,

[@tuba7084]

I know the feeling of setting something on the truck step just to drive off without putting it away. It can be painful to replace lost items. Worst one was a brand new pair of Carhartt insulated coveralls that I just took the tags off. Drove 7 miles and realized my mistake. Retraced the route a couple times right away and they were gone!

[@juniorreaves9050]

Morning. Glad everyone is ok.

[@jimsvideos7201]

I'm glad everyone got out of that truck ok! How does the idea of shirts that have 8° on them in the same typeface as the markings on your trucks? Teespring or similar can do all the physical work.

[@robertbrookins5034]

I believe with you. Great videos.

[@susanowens6393]

Another great job done

[@maudwelford7919]

Sure could hear the spitting of electric power along those over head cables, nasty! Good job buddy!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@billgroel4463]

Good job thank you sharing stay safe God Bless 👍🇺🇸😎

[@danachappell3861]

Gray hair moment when you forgot your flashlight... lol Welcome to the old fart's club. hahahaha Wonderful to hear that nobody was seriously hurt through that mess.. and I see the truck wanted to go fishing in the middle of the night, and forgot to tell the driver. I think you may have to look into seeing if you need a license to go fishing for trucks, cars, and motorbikes in anything that looks like a ditch, ravine, gully, or even swampland. I'm happy that the local police and fire know that you have Tator, and they can ask for it if needed. I personally think they love to watch Tator in action. lol God bless you all, and keep 'er between the lines. 📸🙏🤭👍🤗💕🐸

[@EDLaw-wo5it]

I also believe. Thanks Brother. Havagudun Ron.

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

I'm curious, is there a specific reason why the boom is stowed at 8 degrees, rather than flat? wouldn't stowing it flat allow you to go under slightly lower obstacles to get to an Incident Scene faster?

[@jakeschisler7525]

Thursday evening before it was dark,I saw a rollback getting ready to put a car on. This driver didn't have any of his lights on and the woman who owned the car was standing next to the road. The speed limit at this area is 55 mph. Totally stupid!

[@donc.3767]

Ron - My brother had a suggestion for situations like this and I thought I'd pass it along... Put a sign on the shoulder of the road with an arrow pointing towards the wrecked vehicle: FOR SALE CHEAP DELIVERY NOT AVAILABLE

[@Adamu98]

This reminds me of my wreack. I got t-boned by a unlicensed driver flipped me onto my roof no one was hurt.

[@paulmarrow7006]

Loved how when just before you rolled it after attaching the chains and walked back around the car, people started to scatter like ants lol

[@JacksonGuitarsPlayer03]

If you think of it, it’s actually kind of crazy if people walk away from a major crash with small or no injuries. It makes ya think about how did they survive that.

[@Drew6709]

Ron, curiousity killed the cat. Can the outriggers lift the rotator off the ground if needed? If yes, how high? (High enough to change tires or install tire chains for example). Awesome video.

[@RonPratt]

Yes, the outriggers are designed to, and are fully capable of, lifting the truck completely off the ground. Without placing anything under the outriggers the system will lift the tires approximately 1 foot off the ground. Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@robertbowling8393]

As always, another great video, and thank you for it. Ongoing prayers for you and all at Midwest. So many times, I've noticed how conditions and elements add much to the hazards of the task. I'm very sorry for the loss of your spotlight! I've also noticed that you use good equipment, and I'm sure its replacement wasn't cheap. Again, thank you for the videos. Many Blessings to you all at Midwest.

[@andrewkoetz3933]

Agreed on the lightning Ron; not exactly the best recipe for success.

[@austinspringer5153]

Hopefully everyone was okay! Being honest Ron, great recovery. Through all your videos I have never seen you use that Stihl Chainsaw makes me a bit sad on the inside.

[@mdovideo1414]

Two of my friends saved an elderly lady trapped in a car that went into a pond trying to avoid another car the crossed the yellow line

[@campokid1pr]

The LED lights really work great at night for recovery missions.

[@davidhoffman1278]

Thanks for all the extra viewpoints after the credits.

[@susanowens6393]

Another great job well done.

[@Fue1979]

watching your video and right now you get 300k congratulations

[@ianallen2]

Stick a large magnet on the hooks and go magnet fishing in the woods. lol. Nice recovery. Wasnt the first and wont be the last one upside down in the woods down a steep angle. Keep them coming Ron, All the best from UK.

[@KnightRanger38]

That might work for steel parts - not as useful for composites. aluminum, ceramics carbon fiber...

[@josephboley]

good morning Ron and crew.

[@mississippiwoman5363]

Awesome video! I believe! Also @16:05 looks like your flashlight was still there on your step.

[@AceMon2005]

I about had a heart attack when the front of the pickup swung that close to the corner of the truck...and it's not even my truck!😂

[@RonPratt]

Just imagine how I felt!!! I think I needed clean shorts after that!!! LOL Thanks for watching and God bless.

[@mildredsoleana5785]

🙏 GOD BLESS YOU TOOOOOO 🙏

[@looniebinn]

That sucks you lost and had to replace your bright flashlight. That's what happens when you give Talon the night off, he isn't there to grab the light before getting in the passenger's seat.. :P

[@Meekheal]

Saved by the engineers who designed the car. Credit is due to them for keeping the driver safe.

[@RonPratt]

You have your beliefs and I have mine. This is not a channel for theological debate. This channel is open to ALL belief systems and we DO NOT put others down. I don't ask that you believe as I do. If you notice, I posed this as a question, not a statement. Something to think about.

[@alexushighfield9109]

Ron Pratt GOD IS ALWAYS MY CO-PILOT...HE RIDES IN MY JUMP SEAT..AND I AM GLAD HE STAYS CLOSE...GOD BLESS. THANKS RON.

[@Meekheal]

Ron, I wasn't being combative. No reason for you to do so either. Just simply leaving a comment for thought. I appreciate the response, and I still watch all your videos for recovery tips. As a Jeep owner, I end up using my winch more often than not, and tips I've gleaned from you have saved me multiple times from bad rigging.

[@RonPratt]

@@Meekheal My apologies if I misunderstood your intent. I wasn't trying to be combative. I was simply giving an explanation of some of the ground rules for this community so that we can ALL come together in a respectful manner, regardless of belief system.

[@Meekheal]

@@RonPratt you're a good man. Thanks for the fantastic videos.

[@lightfoot7461]

Another great job God bless you brother

[@santana261]

Congratulations for your job, the physics on that it`s very interesting. God bless you.