Stuck Truck Saved By Ship !

[@TheSwampdoggydog]

I bet the driver couldn't wait to get to the bar and tell everyone about his adventure Best tow truck in town

[@knobovsossidge2022]

I wonder if he told them what an idiot he was for getting a 4wd truck stuck on a bit of grass.

[@NathanChisholm041]

Knobov Sossidge im sure he left that part out lol

[@AliBhai-sf6ky]

Brett Swampy hfvbo

[@zerohero23677]

I use to work at an industrial shop where the train track ran right at the back of the parking lot. When it snowed trucks would think it was the road and get stuck on the tracks. Thankfully the train would round the corner at a snail's pace so i use to watch the train pull trucks off the tracks all the time. Was cool to watch. Even better was the time the train conductor knocked on the back door and asked "is that your car"? I forgot to set my handbrake and the car rolled down to the tracks and halfway in the ditch. Again, train pulled me out lol

[@annmaryIM]

😂lol

[@LakeNipissing]

Just think about the tension on the tow rope!! Cyclist made a good decision to move far back (or was told to).

[@KevinBenecke]

Yeah. But that tow rope is designed to work with much heavier things. Plus the boat wasn't anywhere near full power.

[@AKAtheA]

the truck would probably rip in half well before the rope comes anywhere close to breking ;-)

[@vv8104]

Probably it was a tug boat, used to tug mammoth ships. If full power is used, the truck would shred into pieces.

[@eikuz]

@@vv8104 you can lift a volvo fmx in air from the pin in the front

[@laurean5998]

@@AKAtheA well great I wouldn't want to get hit in the head by half a truck either ;)

[@NLaertes]

Truck driver: Im stuck, I need towing assistance please Salvage company: Hmm...we have only the Tugmaster 3000 from the riverdepot available. Is that okay for you? Truck driver: I'll take it...

[@FirstnameLastname-zm6ke]

Tugmaster 3000 was my nickname back in high school!

[@CarlSab9088]

@@FirstnameLastname-zm6ke Wanye Kerr 🤣

[@Bauppi]

imagine a little more force and the truck in the water :D

[@ShippingHarbors]

+Bauppi Yeah, a ship that size would have no problems at all with pulling the truck in the water. 1800 horsepower will be enough to pull several of those trucks into the water :)

[@ShippingHarbors]

+Canal Never heard torque when it comes to pulling forces of a ship. Most of the time 'Bollard Pull' is used for ship pulling capacities. I think this ship would have about 20 Tonnes of Bollard Pull when pulling in a straight line. That is enough to lift that truck of the ground. In this movie the ship pulls sideways with the help of it's rudder, so it loses allot of power that way.

[@thor_bc5929]

+ShippingHarbors That was awesome! did having it sideways give the captain more control or visibility? Just curious why they didn't let out a little line to get the tug straight.

[@ShippingHarbors]

It was a barge, and the barge was too long to pull in a straight line because of the narrow channel ;)

[@thor_bc5929]

ShippingHarbors Got ya! Yeah I knew there was a good reason just couldn't see it with the angle but great prop wash! lol Stay safe out there ;)

[@fixt100]

The best part about this is 2 Commercial driver/pilot willing to help each other and mutual professional respect

[@CrismaFire]

helping others out is what this life is about

[@kenadams4142]

Dude on the bike was like that rope is stretching a bit too much...let me back up a bit

[@khontolmulahh2847]

ken adams haha i think same bro.. he dont know this rope can deal with hundred ton. that truck only 10-15 ton

[@southjerseysound7340]

Chances are they'd break the truck before the rope.But It wouldnt be the first time they pulled a truck apart trying to pull one out of something.

[@mohananckm9550]

ken adams

[@Engineer9736]

Anything can break. If the pin of the truck gives way than you've got a bullet flying. Why would you even consider staying there if unsure.. 10 steps back doesn't cost anything but may save your life.

[@sw6188]

The dude on the bike was like the rope? Long, strong and stretchy?

[@maurovancutsem7568]

This was right next to where I live (In Belguim) and I was on my way back from school with my moped just as the boat was sailing away. Now I know the full story!

[@vosmaarten]

Kan je ook zeggen waar het was? Albertkanaal?

[@maurovancutsem7568]

@@vosmaarten Jep, klopt!

[@jeffcampbell1555]

Awwww...boats and trucks getting along: Maybe there's still hope, after all!

[@AndreiIR000]

when did they not get along!? :)))

[@jeffcampbell1555]

@@AndreiIR000 Trucks are Democrats and boats are Republican, soooooo...you know.

[@AndreiIR000]

@@jeffcampbell1555 wasn't that elephants and asses?!

[@IamJay]

This is first time to see a truck towed by a ship. Awesome.

[@SY-Selene]

awsome! I bet the truck driver was afraid to get pulled right into the water once he broke free - haha

[@MrLordwrecker]

kuttmoped I sad thinking that also. The rope recoils and pulls him in.

[@bigredc222]

I was thinking the same thing because it looked like the rope was stretching a lot, it must not have stretched as much as it looked, it got slack in it real quick.

[@ralphholiman7401]

I bet the boat captain was thinking about that, too.

[@أوينهارت-ص1ف]

@@ralphholiman7401 jh, ,

[@nilon5327]

I bet the cyclist was thinking that too.

[@jetegtmeier71]

ok that's not something you see every day :)

[@ClassALiving]

thought that rope was gonna snap, stretching so bad That was awesome

[@thor_bc5929]

Right but when you think about it that line has to hold that huge barge in place so it must be pretty strong.

[@ShippingHarbors]

Yeah, you probably can lift up that entire truck with that line. They are immensly strong !

[@l337pwnage]

Like stated, they won't snap that rope. The only potential weak spot is that knot at the end. Knots can cut the strength of a rope by over 50%, depending on the knot, but even at that, I don't think they could break the rope on an empty truck of that size.

[@PlasmaHH]

that guy on the bike was thinking the same so he backed up a little

[@MarkHey]

Class A Living

[@jchill5229]

I guess we can all say: NOW I'VE SEEN EVERYTHING .

[@DRSURYAPRAKASHSURGEON]

Amazed by the fierce power of the ship..👍

[@JoeHupp]

It's called being in the right spot at the right time, folks! If the barge captain hadn't have been there, the guy in the truck would have been stuck for a long, long time!

[@ipadize]

1:56 at that moment he knew, if something happens, he is the first to die so he backs up xD

[@Mayrik92]

lool

[@singleturbosupra7951]

I would've never thought I'd be this excited about ships. This channel is awesome!

[@jayswarrow1196]

That cyclist is situation wise, and has perfect sense of self-security. Pretty rare sight.

[@krwl1000]

ship force is incredible. great clip!

[@mohananckm9550]

mlylmwves

[@filipefiat2002]

@@mohananckm9550 Is not the force, but the weight

[@AndreiTupolev]

I was expecting one of those "hilarious fails at work" incidents and the truck to be pulled right into the canal.

[@MrJohn1966elliott]

Ship captian is hero

[@omardude39]

Blasting the harbour wall with water is a mad inefficient way to pull a truck out of the mud but I'm here for this new venture into recovery ships

[@mrblue193]

haha@the lad on the bike. As soon as the rope started stretching, he starts calculating how much shit he'll be in if it snaps and backs off accordingly. Smart lad.

[@Jeno996]

Klasse! Das, denke ich, braucht auch ganz schön fahrerisches Können. Etwas zu viel Schub vom Schiff und der LKW liegt im Wasser. Zu spät das Seil gelöst undd as kann auch passieren, wenn der schwere Kahn noch Schwung hat.

[@kraftfahrer85]

Richtig, dagegen hat der LKW-Fahrer hat sich auch nicht gerade clever angestellt

[@peterlauer8938]

Er hätte sich aber auch mit denn Schaufel Kran Freibuddeln oder mit denn Schaufel Kran Frei ziehen können. Schaufel Kran nach Vorne vor der Fahrerkabine auf dem Asphalt und dann Stück für Stück hochheben und nach Vorne Roppen. Bis er mit der Vorderachse auf dem Asphalt ist. Zumal der LKW Allradantrieb hat.

[@derrycklanger]

excellent work. Amazing captain. Wonder if it is written somewhere in the work guidelines that you are not supposed to use your ship as a tow truck

[@mikecole153]

Dutch

[@nekoroms]

derrycklanger arent tugboats made to push and tow

[@vikingsmb]

in emergency you are allowed to assist a disabled vessel, not sure how it would work with a truck though.

[@kellygervais3440]

The wheels on that bus went round and round... he was really stuck.

[@gerritjanh]

thank you truck driver, for digging in the front wheels even deeper..

[@dustyroads834]

Wow. I took more effort than i thought it would from the ships thrusters

[@jimjam8149]

Dusty Fortier yeah he'd sunk that truck proper! Lol

[@deaconswayne1894]

The truck was well dug in, but pulling it free was no problem for this river barge; it has enough power and weight to pull the truck in half if it desired!

[@dustyroads834]

JustDriveOn Oh. I see. That just goes to show you my maritime experience Lol. Thanks

[@MRjesseNL]

It used like 1000-1100 rpm at least by the hear of it. It can reach half more like 1800.

[@joeljokdisun8304]

good job crew...respect

[@ramaroodle]

So, it always baffles me when 488 people give a thumbs down to a video that is exactly what the title says it is.

[@dirkbutter7513]

Good Work,Never See This Bevore

[@mark_osborne]

LOVE the sound of that ship's engine under load :"-)

[@hettekloosterman16]

not even close to under load, thats just idle

[@mark_osborne]

@@hettekloosterman16 really... awesome power !

[@chicut84]

Very Clever truck men and good captain"!

[@hellohun7331]

Jerome watched carefully as the working men in stuck truck from the mud, before meandering his way to the liquor store for a handy 32ouncer in a convenient brown bag to keep breakfast cold.

[@МихаилКузнецов-ф5ы]

Вот работяги выручают друг друга. И не важно каким способом. Не паникуют. Всегда пройдут на помощь. Работяги во всех странах такие! Привет из России!

[@carmelpule6954]

The driver on the truck should have known better than to engage his wheels as he was digging his own grave. the pull required would have been less had he left the truck free so that the wheels will not sink offering an initial vertical climb rather than rolling the wheels forward! At 0:02 his front wheels were all above the surface and then he engaged his gearbox thinking that he is helping when in fact that rotational circumference was in fact dredging the underside of the tyre and pushing it back till at 1:12 his front wheel lower half was embedded in the soil and he was lucky that the tension in that rope did not pull out the front of his truck. Congratulations to the Captain of that ship as he applied force with little velocity so that he would not gather momentum.... as other wise the consequences would be imaginable........... clever man indeed, Well done.

[@TASMAN-1]

I would've laughed my ass off if that truck had slingshot into the drink! Impossible I know, but that thought was funny as fuck!

[@willemstreutgers1154]

The Stolt Variante is a tankership and only using the bow thrust, but used with great care and precision, nice job well done.

[@ShippingHarbors]

+Willem Streutgers It's the main engine with the rudder full to port.

[@gerarteuben3333]

Bow truster is in the front of the ship, he is using his main engine with his rudder at full angle.

[@paulofelix3586]

Unexpected. Beautiful surprise.

[@eiserntorsphantomoftheoper2154]

That was friggin AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@petedavis8701]

Great job

[@संजयगोस्वामी-ग6ह]

Truck should have sanded the front wheels for traction. Cannot get a ship everyday to tow you out.

[@neerajverma2740]

Ship: come on! Buddy you can do this , take my hand, yehh u can do this... Truck : m trying..hhhuuhhhh m trying..

[@BPJJohn]

that's one hell of a Recovery service.

[@RUS-ek4qs]

Молодци, так и нужно на суше и воде помогать друг другу!!!!!

[@pcwizzy460]

That truck is 4 wheel drive?!?!

[@TheMadmanFritz]

No only front-wheel drive and no diff locks. :)

[@pcwizzy460]

TheMadmanFritz Power goes to non-dually wheels?!?! That's wierd.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Nathaniel Clark it was 4x4. They have a hydraulic system for the front hubs. Also on american trucks but its a $12,000 option noone uses unless its needed like for the electrical trucks used for in the country.

[@l337pwnage]

I was surprised at first also, but I should have guessed from the suspension clearance on the front.

[@kalistuh]

arround here i saw one that, i hope im not saying bullshit, that was 8WD and had 4 wheel steering

[@billmorris2613]

Good evening from SE Louisiana 21 Mar 21.

[@gerritschmitz5772]

On the floor is s.th. written down in Dutch. So this seems to be in the Netherlands or northern Belgium.

[@AXELVISSERS]

i know that place it's in belgium

[@marcbakker2349]

Albertkanaal Belgium

[@peterlejon2168]

The door of the truck has “De Scheepvaart” written on it. That was the company managing the Albert canal in Belgium. (Company has since been renamed)

[@ExoVyper]

I'd originally thought the same as others about pushing with the Hiab but it would actually be pointless. The truck actually needed the sort of insane horsepower the tug could provide. The trucks actually bellied in, so no normal tow truck could've removed him

[@Gazzilaussie]

Thing with the Hiab, you need the PTO turned on so the transmission is now running a pump, not the diff. So you can't drive and Hiab at same time.

[@lillscum]

GazzilAussie what bs is that , the Pto is on the gearbox and is switched pneumaticly You can drive and use the crane unless there's a protocol in the the ecu that prevents such actions

[@Gazzilaussie]

Sander because you can also drive with a outrigger down can't you.... lol

[@SinkyYT]

He was well stuck!

[@notrut]

Anyone with a brain would have used the Grab to offload the aggregate first.

[@guguigugu]

and who would load it back in? the driver? alone? with a folding shovel, at best?

[@SP330Y]

The guy in the ship left a note hanging on his door saying, gone truckin' :)

[@SokzMusic]

satisfaction level --> 101%

[@davidfrank2824]

I guess it's true you learn something new everyday. I've lived on the water all my life and I have never seen this. I still can't believe that big truck was for wheel drive. It's really easy to get those type of trucks stuck. They have no tread to dig out of snow or mud. Their tires are made more for highways.

[@istvankovacs5649]

Ship power!! Yeaaah!

[@haukehauke3473]

Starke Cooperation💪👍💪

[@AlexR2648]

This seems like something that would only happen in a fluid dynamics textbook.

[@scouser1733]

A video I would never watch but a video I had to watch if you get me.

[@bigronshobbies8209]

That was great, I bet that made his day : D

[@johnm.evangelis693]

That was freaking awesome!!!

[@robertmoir-vj1kq]

what an interesting way to pull out a struck truck ( COOL ! )

[@kam70111]

LOL. Why did they not winch it out instead of towing? No winches on the Forecastle?

[@janiscerauksts2616]

First time i see this... good skills ..

[@jory11kehler]

Smart man on the bike stoping, then backing up. Most people in the city would just go crawl under the rope.

[@eghty8fox780]

this looks so dangerous what if the ships momentum takes the truck in the water

[@guguigugu]

i thought front wheels on trucks weren't driven? also, spining the wheels on mud is just going to bury them even more. if you're being pulled out, there's no need to floor it.

[@PlasmaHH]

You can't have the ship pull so hard as to get it out on its own, just enough so that the truck does the rest, otherwise the momentum would pull the truck too far

[@tshepp89]

Not all, but this one has 4x4 by the looks!

[@Alecks1990]

No no no no .... guys ... not 700 hp, the tow truck had 7000 hp!

[@tractorboy31]

Alecks1990 lol

[@sw6188]

That rope seemed to stretch a lot before it broke the truck free. I was waiting for it to snap or for the rebound and the truck gets launched out of its hole and right across the canal!

[@Bernardbrp]

That was tense lol, great footage!

[@ranjithsmili5660]

Good job guys

[@EggGemera]

*Hey, Ron. Hey, Billy.*

[@thestigmach1984]

disappointed,I was waiting for the truck to pop out suddenly and fly into the ocean.

[@mainchannel7755]

thestigmach1 your cruel.😂😂

[@supersiem1431]

Canal

[@ahtu.tahkuct]

captain prof he turn off engine

[@theDuplicitous]

Now this is it’s turn to save the boat in Suez Canal 😎

[@1707710]

Muy original el remolque del camion...muy bueno.

[@notrut]

With all of the stupid comments, I'm now wishing the Ship had simply pulled it into the river. Funniest bit was Mad Merkel's Migrant cycling around the corner right on cue ...

[@actross89]

How is that front wheel spining on truck ???? Truck is rwd??????

[@user-po7iv4ni3o]

That's a lot of stretch on a short rope! He was super stuck.

[@vivekkdevan6154]

Good work

[@pestguard1]

good control from the barge

[@dannyosolo2752]

The truck was busy "digging its own grave"!!!!lol lol

[@adrianrycroft6193]

Not something you see everyday but pretty cool..

[@johngaudet6316]

Tug boat didn't even feel that 4wd truck, glad he didn't go swimming.

[@0o0o099999]

So thats why theres so many canals in Netherlands

[@vjtoysreviewandgaming3145]

*Imagine the ship pulling that truck to the ship’s destination.*

[@farooq5496]

Thanks ship brother..

[@43854586]

The black guy was like fuck this shit lol

[@sanho1988]

0:20 - the refugee has arrived

[@43854586]

Yep, stole someone's bike too

[@Hunter-yy4es]

loollllllll lm dead

[@leanderkuipers9112]

43854586 hhahahahahahha u made my day

[@Freimopp777]

he also deals drugs

[@E39Passion]

Without him, he still would be stuck. :D

[@popularjames]

how much money in diesel did the barge burned to pull that truck?

[@scottf9569]

Guy on bike: oh this seems interesting. Sees rope start to stretch..hmm..maybe I shouldn't be here.

[@jakemj03]

That was awesome!

[@NathanChisholm041]

nice work

[@shanebyrne9264]

well I've seen and done some recovery work in my time but never seen a boat bien used as a recovery vehicle quite like that before maby I should buy one and cruise around the coast of England see if there's any vehicles that need a tow

[@vitacoco8234]

give this boat all a beers crew,pilot

[@figjam59]

The cyclist had enough sense to stay well clear of that rope while it was under tension.

[@Dogvinity]

Like him, I'd have stuck around to enjoy the show. What an unusual treat.

[@tommyw5280]

Das nennt sich Kameradschaft meine angelsächsischen Freunde.

[@Ramjatin]

Great job by ship captain

[@james011974]

Pretty cool vid.

[@commonman80]

The Truck Driver Was CLEARLY A ROOKIE.. When a Vehicle is being pulled out of a Stuck Position? Put the Vehicle IN NEUTRAL AND ALLOW THE VEHICLE WITH TRACTION TO PULL THE STUCK VEHICLE OUT OF THE STUCK POSITION.. By spinning the tires you only force The Stuck Vehicle DEEPER into the place/location it is stuck in... Basically DIGGING A DEEPER HOLE... MAKING IT MORE DIFFICULT FOR THE VEHICLE ON THE GROUND WITH TRACTION TO PULL THE STUCK VEHICLE OUT OF THE HOLE IT'S STUCK IN... People tend to do that for some reason.. Treads in a Tire? Are designed TO "GRIP"/"DIG"... That includes Mud or What Ever... So while SPINNING? Tires are basically "GRIPPING"/"DIGGING"... But when being pulled? The Tires are BASICALLY SLIDING OVER A SURFACE... Making it easier for a Vehicle with Full Traction to Basically "Slide" The Vehicle out of a location... However, Once The Stuck Vehicle's Tires are on a Surface where as they can gain traction? They will AGAIN Do what they're Designed to do... And that is "GRIP"/"DIG" INTO THE SURFACE... Allowing them to Roll Again... A Quick Lesson in Basic Automobile Physics for those who are Interested...

[@Pete-z6e]

commonman80 dead right bro.

[@bigbob1699]

Scotty !!! I need more power !!!