Trailer FLIPS Heavy Load on the Highway: Nightmare Situation

[@snugyou]

7.69 tons. Awesome job!

[@rollingops]

Winner Winner, chicken dinner. The answer was 7.68 tons. Nearly got it exact. The closest guess I've seen in the comments!Find me on Facebook or find my company number and message me a good address! I'll shoot ya a hat.

[@muletowndumpsters]

@@rollingops million dollar question.. which would've been better for this load, a hooklift? 😂 I'm not certain a hooklift could've budged it. Thoughts?

[@rollingops]

@@muletowndumpsters I know for a factttt, some of the under CDL hooklifts wouldn't be able to do it. Nor should they ever attempt it. The larger ones would do just fine. But another reasson why I like cable setups a lot

[@danlabonty9720]

​@@rollingops that has to be gross total right? Cause I would find it a stretch you had 15,000lbs of material plus a 3500lb under carriage plus a 12-1500 dumpster. Thta would be a lot of weight for a pair of 7-8k axles.

[@rollingops]

@danlabonty9720 I plead the 5th. But I'll just say these trailers perform very well. But I don't recommend overloading them. But it happens sometimes. And 7-8 tons can fit in that bin. And that's no including bin weight. That's why we typically tell roofers to only load 40sq of shingles. That comes out to right at about 5 tons.

[@ThinkBuildTest]

Dude that jump on the trailer was nuts!! I thought it was reverse video for a second!

[@rollingops]

Haha thanks man!

[@chargermopar]

You are an awesome worker, getting all that mess cleaned up by yourself. I would figure there is 17K-18k pounds in that dumpster. The officer was also amazing as he blocked off traffic to help keep you safe. Good thing you have a tracked skid steer so you don't have to worry about flat tires from roofing nails. Ask me how I know!

[@MIGHTYX2010]

You're a hard worker doing all that by yourself! 👍

[@rollingops]

Appreciate you!

[@joemacmarketing]

4.66 tons! Nice work. Great video.

[@kdova77]

Nice work bro, they clearly called the right man for the job. This may lead to future work, who knows maybe another avenue of revenue. I appreciate your videos. They're very interesting.

[@rollingops]

I hope so! Appreciate you watching, man!

[@PedroHernandez-jp8l]

5 tons. Great job!!

[@Smoore_777]

ive been watching a few of your videos and i really enjoy them! I honestly thought you had more subscribers with how quality the videos are! Keep it up!

[@rollingops]

Thanks! Yea, where are all the subscribers at?!?! Lol

[@BentIronBins]

Sweet job safety is of utmost importance working along a highway i always carry cones with me just incase but never had a job like that. I’ll go with an even 13,000 lbs

[@michaelgreene4106]

7.08 tons great job man!

[@ToddyRackz]

holy crap who else saw him jump in the trailer at the end???

[@rollingops]

😀

[@joeshafer83]

Jumping up there like a spider monkey all jacked up on Mountain Dew

[@Aprillove626]

Ninja style😂

[@dodgeme1986truck]

That's roll off ninja skills I guess we roll off drivers must all have those skills... I have done that to 40yd cans before complete with the cat walk on the 2x4top rail

[@jacobsanchez628]

I’m not sure where you’re from but we have a highway service here in Texas called HERO (Highway Emergency Response Operator). They drive around and deploy to stalled vehicles, help change your tire, accidents, etc. They have trucks with the lighted signs on them. They’ll set up cones around that curve and put their truck at the end with their sign to move over. For this instance, there would probably be two trucks as a precautionary.

[@rollingops]

Oddly enough, I was in Texas last year and saw that! Thought it was awesome. I believe we do have a version of it in IL, but closer to the higher populated areas. In places like Springfield and Chicago.

[@jacobsanchez628]

@@rollingops that could be the same here. My company operates along the I-35 corridor from Austin to San Antonio. I see them everywhere. However, when we take trips. I hardly see them unless we’re getting closer to a metropolis.

[@EightWheelsRollin]

Great video, aced it! 6.7 tons...

[@kylegrimm]

Good work 💪🏼

[@rollingops]

To the moon! 🚀

[@BeefRocknmore]

You really walk fast picking up stuff in the ditch. ;-D

[@rollingops]

😆

[@mattreeves696]

Hello from Colorado springs hope your day is going great love the channel and your content keep it up 😅😂

[@rollingops]

@mattreeves696 appreciate you sir!

[@kevinryan3241]

Another great video. Awesome job hate seeing you so close to the freeway! My guess is for 6 1/2 ton 🤔

[@jazlawncare7126]

This max d trailers are a beast I bought a package and first thing I did added 16 ply trans eagle tires add I have a weight ticket from land filled boy……… it was heavy and haul it with no issues

[@TitleistGolf13]

I was wondering what you were doing on the side of the highway when I was going to Hannibal! I thought maybe you lost your dumpster! LOL

[@rollingops]

I figured everyone who saw it might have thought that! Dangit, lol

[@davidkrantz1134]

4 1/2 tons great content man!

[@jimmyreynolds765]

I was guessing 15k!! Great video 🔥🔥

[@andrewmusholt9327]

So was 8:00 where you got cleared to use the inside lane? Lol when I saw you going out into the lane......whoo! Scary!

[@rollingops]

Yep! I talked to the deputy right before, and he scooted a little farther out! Was putting a little too much weight on one side. He was super accommodating. Some cars still just didn't care!

[@darrianperry5725]

Another great video! Great job as always! I would say 9 tons! Take care and continue your growth!

[@rollingops]

Appreciate it man! We will try to keep moving forward!

[@brianschnitker3450]

Where are you dumping at over in quincy? I had to pick a dumpster up over there last week. Had to drag it back to jacksonville.

[@rollingops]

Lagrange MO is your best bet. But opposite direction of where you'd be going

[@lilmacmil1366]

Great video! What happened to Keegan’s hand looks like he punched a wall or something. 😂 my guess is 5.6 tons

[@rollingops]

Oh man, go back a video or 2 and you will see haha

[@frankbalowski1074]

Get some caution more cones out there bro! This is just another niche you can get into.👍🏻. Get reflective safety vests too!

[@rollingops]

Yea, I responded to this job a little too much in a hurry. Definitely could of grabbed some caution items from the shop!

[@Dad9700]

here in Wisconsin, our landfill would never accept dirty shingles. they must be clean. (just shingles, no wrappers, metal ect.....) are you allowed to dump shingles like that?

[@rollingops]

Yep! You can "recycle" clean shingles at several places way cheaper. Otherwise they will take it as regular trash at the landfill. Just expensive because of weight

[@adanr150]

When you were loading bin in trailer was your truck on neautral? It kept rolling back while going up?

[@rollingops]

Yep! Easiest way to load something heavy and prolongs the life of the winch

[@christianhernandez9827]

What kind of grapple buckets do you use. Brand and size. I’m about to get into the skid business. And you have giving me many tips watching your videos. Thanks

[@rollingops]

Jenkins and I believe it's 72ish inches. The thing is built tough. I know a few scrap yards that only use Jenkins on their skids. So they are very well loved

[@rollingops]

Thanks for following the journey man!

[@christianhernandez9827]

@@rollingops thanks for the reply. I’ll look into those. Keep up the great work and videos!!

[@CanadianTreasureHunter]

You should have safety cones around the bin when you left it

[@rollingops]

@@CanadianTreasureHunter I believe I did. This was a long time ago, so I dont recall exactly. But at the very beginning is a clip of me packing up, where I throw cones in the truck.

[@ironmayhew]

6.3 ton nice video

[@dakotamcdivitt1808]

Do you ever have to deal with franchise agreements between larger waste management companies and the city? If so, how do you navigate that? I enjoy your videos man. Keep up the good work.

[@rollingops]

I don't, but I have heard of others that struggle with them!

[@srsroofingandsiding770]

Weight in that trailer is 7800lbs

[@manohernandez103]

What was the rope?

[@rollingops]

What rope? On the winch? Synthetic cable

[@XavierMontgomery-hg5iq]

you have some mean strength jumping onto the can

[@rollingops]

Why thank ya!

[@itsallaboutASL]

you should invest in saftey strobes for situations just like this.

[@rollingops]

Not a bad idea! Thanks for the idea!

[@rubenllanas1620]

Nice. 6.35 tons

[@BeFaithful_Endure_FinishWell]

How much was your bid?

[@rollingops]

I'd have to look back. But between the weight and Initial charge to clean up (it was very heavy) I think it was a couple grand. Could of charged more for sure. Just wanted to do the job

[@stevesmith-wc2gb]

I would say either 6 or 7 tons

[@Paulk305]

4.3ton!!!

[@rcs327]

5.25 tons!

[@Moose3354]

Great job, 15,250 pounds

[@stone9882]

Do you have 8k axles?

[@rollingops]

One trailer I have has 8 the other has 7

[@muletowndumpsters]

7.2 ton. Who paid the bill for this load, the state? I know the company has to ultimately pay.

[@rollingops]

They just paid it directly to me. And the state then basically washed their ha ds of the issue! Had it been something I didn't do right away, it probably would of played out differently.

[@rollingops]

Really close guess!

[@BeefRocknmore]

Another "crime fighter" leap onto the trailer LoL

[@rollingops]

I plead the 5th 😆

[@andrewbrenneman9592]

5.5 tons. 11,000 lbs.

[@justinjohnson6808]

16:12 thats crazy

[@rollingops]

Hahaha thanks

[@justinjohnson6808]

@rollingops have you ever that about renting out like 20ft open car trailer? Have an opportunity to get one for a decent price and just curious on your thoughts?

[@locotacos9773]

5.2 tons bro

[@TheFwipp]

5.75 tons!!

[@twd-trevinowastedisposal4143]

6.5 Tons

[@ronnieocello4989]

5.75 tons!

[@ryanWildflower]

5.46 tons in that dumpster

[@DynamicWasteSolutions]

around 8 tons

[@adanr150]

Who rolled it over

[@rollingops]

Roofing company that was sub contracted from St. Louis I believe

[@MrCKW82]

13,271 lbs.

[@joshneedham3915]

6.2 tons.

[@isrealquinones8541]

6.30 tons 24,000 lbs

[@brendansteed2486]

5.625 tons or 11000 lbs.

[@critt3183]

4.81 Tons

[@gregmullins9869]

My guess would be 4.78 tons

[@dicepilot]

5.85 tons. Wife says 4.25 tons.

[@robertbentley4419]

7.67 tons

[@rickmercer8153]

7.2 tons

[@eleffe5587]

3.75 tons

[@matt.matt4]

4.62 tons for that load

[@jj8nj]

4.44tons in the dumpster

[@Evanxkenders]

13,200lbs

[@TitleistGolf13]

3.6 Ton

[@claylane7964]

I’ll guess 7.4 ton

[@KarenKrucke]

3.25TT

[@daniellopez5293]

12.500 lbs

[@MyMrGarrett]

4.878 Ton

[@rickalotto7598]

I’m gonna guess 11,501 on the weight.

[@nickgee7145]

8 Tons

[@jeffpistritto9524]

5.75tons

[@jessenackers2293]

My guess is 4.1 tons

[@RYDER178]

id guess 4.87 tons

[@brandonburkhardt1624]

3.75 ton

[@danclapper626]

Who paid for this cleanup?

[@rollingops]

@danclapper626 the company that wrecked.

[@andrewcaron5285]

17500 lbs

[@rckr951]

5 tons

[@juanantonio6816]

5tons

[@shonevans2563]

2 lbs 3 ounces

[@ronniehart]

5, ton

[@rollingops]

Nope

[@rositamullins3942]

My guess is 6.85

[@daleyoder-qu3rg]

3.5tons

[@rollingops]

Actually, over double!

[@JJ12317]

6ton

[@jjremovalservices7418]

12,895.00Lbs

[@daviddzedzy9194]

7tons

[@jaredcase5915]

9,350

[@KarenKrucke]

3.26T

[@ronwade5646]

YOU'RE the So and so that dropped the Roofing Nails! 😡

[@rollingops]

What?? I didn't drop anything man, I cleaned up someone else's mess.

[@jamiewells9388]

Invest in some signs

[@MIGHTYX2010]

I've noticed that you consistently chain down your equipment improperly. But you talk about safety in your videos so I'm thinking you just don't know. Legally you need four binders on four corners of the machine. You could still use one long chain but it has to be set up so if the chain breaks in the middle the corners will still be tight with the binders. Good luck 🤞

[@rollingops]

So, from what I have read in the past, that only applies to machines 10,000 lbs or more. Both my machines are just under that! But I I'm wrong I will most definitely start. I spoke to a state trooper and everything in regards to this exact thing. 10k lbs or less 2 large chains would be sufficient. At 10k lbs, I better have a chain in each corner!

[@MIGHTYX2010]

@@rollingops So it's not that you need a chain in each corner, You can use one long chain. You need a binder in each corner so that if the chain breaks or another binder comes loose your machine is still strapped down by three corners. Under 10k you can use straps over 10K you need chains. Still need four corner securement regardless. -will delete after you acknowledge with either a thumbs up or a comment. I know some KZbinrs only want positive comments where they will shadow ban. You don't seem that way but again I will delete so you have good comments on your videos.

[@rollingops]

This is good info! Leave the comment. I'd rather others learn from it! I appreciate it

[@danlabonty9720]

​@@MIGHTYX2010 in his case fmcsa. Machinery under 10,000lbs he needs one frame contact tie down in front and one in the rear. He still needs to meet the working load limit of one half so 10,000lb machine equals 5000lbs of load securement l, so 2 2500lb wll straps ,chains,. Also if carrying mini excavator he would then need one additional for the boom,appendage,accessory implement. Over 10,000lbs is 4 contact points plus one for each additional implement.

[@MIGHTYX2010]

@@danlabonty9720 A simple Google search will say you need two tie-downs for the first 10 feet. Then you need one tie down for each additional 10 feet however you do need a tie down for the bucket even on a skid steer or CTL. So now you're at three tie downs. However most skidsters exceed the 10 foot length So you're back to the four tie downs. It's not just about the quick Google search it's about all the subcategories in the DOT requirements. Most people do not realize you do need a tie-down for a skid steer bucket even though it is attached to the machine. Also as ridiculous as it is If your machine is under 10 ft long and you only try to get away with the three tie-downs two on the machine one on the bucket Well there is a subsection that will give a savvy cop an opportunity to cite you for not having four securement points on the machine. Could you beat it if you went to court possibly Is it worth all that time definitely not. If you got in a massive accident and it happened to be your fault and your equipment happened to kill somebody or the attorneys going to eat you up probably so All could have been avoided by having that fourth tie-down on the machine and the extra tie down on the bucket. So listen you do you and if you want to argue semantics eventually one day if it ever happens to you let me know how court goes 🤣 I'll stick with the overkill of 4 securement points on the machine and one for the attachment. 😘

[@atlga20000]

5001 lbs

[@mikejohnson7374]

6.42t

[@chmurray4644]

9800 pounds

[@alamiralabbasi1255]

8750lbs

[@jazlawncare7126]

8 tons 16000 pounds

[@TheArchivesGame]

music way to loud

[@rollingops]

....turn it down?

[@samuelcaraballo5940]

81/2