WE'VE GOT ANOTHER LEANER!!! THE DANGERS OF THE UNKNOWN...

[@ryanmall]

Sitting here at Rhodes truck stop right down the road from your shop watching one of my favorite KZbinrs

[@RonPratt]

I'm not at the shop yet, but will be in about an hour. Thanks and God bless.

[@ryanmall]

I will be here for a little while I would love to meet you if that would be possible I'm in a blue KW with a yellow step deck trailer with car hauler trailers on it

[@RonPratt]

I'm at the shop now.

[@Ambidexter143]

When I first saw the trailer I thought one leg had collapsed. I didn't realize the leg had just sunk into the mud. Good job!

[@mylonwatterud2228]

Great job , Ron. You always come up with a safe solution to any problem.

[@adairwilkinson6916]

Firstly Ron, it’s great to have the usual intro music back. Even though the trailer AND it’s content’s looked ready for the scrapyard, you still treated it with care and consideration. There were however a number of times when it looked as if disaster was just around the corner. Keep safe and very best wishes to you and yours from the UK.

[@Steve.Vaught]

The trailer wasn't that bad. It is perfectly fine and just slunk in the ground due to it being soft.

[@jeffclark2725]

@@Steve.Vaught watching this towing channel and Jamie Davis, it's amazing how much twist a truck and trailer can take and be fine when put on the wheels

[@litz13]

I see fresh white and blue paint! Looks nice...

[@KnightRanger38]

Looks like the two things working in your favor was the structural integrity of the trailer, and that the leg was only sunk not bent.

[@RustyZipper]

No Arc nemesis ⚡️

[@gorillaau]

But of course Ron cant tell if the leg is bent or just sunk straigth down.

[@tractorboy31]

Happy Friday. Funny having a trl lift video today when I heard about one of my company's driver released the fifth wheel and removed air/electrical lines and pulled out from under fully loaded trl of bottled water. I'm sure somebody had some fun getting that trl back up.

[@randyedwards5010]

Your recovery bill is going to be more than what that trailer was worth.

[@68dart]

Awesome , Thanks Ron

[@rebeccadaugherty1932]

Good morning you all be safe I'm recovering from a car wreck lost my mom in that wreck

[@RonPratt]

My prayers are with you and your. May God send you healing and peace.

[@MzClementine]

@Rebecca Daugherty I'm so sorry for your loss Rebecca. You'll be in my thoughts and prayers. I lost my mom back in 2008. Not a day passes that I don't feel her connection from the other side. Be it within something that someone says. A song. Or even a task at hand. Always know, even though she has crossed that bridge of life. The connection and bond that you two have. Will never cease. I was devastated. My mother was, oddly like a daughter to me. I was my mother's keeper as well as my brothers. I chose that role it's okay. And she told the family the one that's going to be the most devastated will be my daughter. Boy she nailed that. Well she nails practically everything. Haha little inside joke. My mother had a huge run in with one of those automatic nail guns. Three hospital trips in one day. Hahaha God I miss her so much. I'm so sorry for your loss. Much love to you and yours.

[@starlawilson4103]

So sorry for the loss of your mother. I hope God can give you the peace to heal and cope with that. Hugs

[@Damoinion]

My sympathy and condolences to you and yours.

[@Rocksann75]

Prayers going to you and your family so sorry for your loss

[@burtoncummins8970]

Good morning Mr Ron be safe and have a bless day and prayers for your family and employees

[@hiromatsu1971]

Great technique

[@KB-gs8zi]

Hey Ron !! GREAT JOB even if you DIDN"T like the situation !! Thanks !!

[@agentcrm]

Yup that's a fun one, pity you couldn't weight for the weather to dry out.

[@sherrycredille528]

Good morning Ron and Crew!!! You always seem to find a safe way to make the best of a bad situation. God bless and stay safe!!

[@KPOPIVESTEVE]

Good to see your experience shown with this unknown load. Good video Ron

[@dannythomas6194]

2:46 That's why they called the profession Ron!

[@slimwantedman6694]

Good morning from Southeast South Dakota

[@stco2426]

Well done. I was very impressed how quickly you sorted this.

[@chrisworkman5288]

Thanks for another great video, God bless.

[@gayle4804]

Good job

[@keithhill77]

I know it's a work truck but to see it so clean in that dirt and mud. 🙈

[@starlawilson4103]

I like the old intro....nothing like that music beat!!

[@johnstevens4769]

Good Morning Ron, another lovely video, of you working on your own, as you said before, "there are many way to make ten" so you did what was needed to raise the right-hand side of this articulated trailer, whilst still making sure the left side was also safe, and supported as well then put it back on two stands to stop it sinking again, until a tractor unit hitches up to it, nice one Ron, already looking forward to the next video, many blessings to you and your families and co workers, as always stay safe and well, be blessed, John In Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 in the UK 🇬🇧 . . ✝️

[@timbowhite6674]

Good Morning My Good Big Bro Ron Pratt Sir & God Bless You & All Of You're Whole Family & All Of You're Whole Staff Today

[@kathyleveck142]

Last Sunday was in mid seventies, not free even close to that since. We have had frequent rain and some days only time not cloudy was late in the afternoon when would clear up a little and have colorful sunsets. Was thinking you might . need to call for Mike and some of the others. First time have seen the angle metal pieces used this way. Think is called thinking outside the box.

[@poppoppa5052]

Although, as you indicated, there were multiple ways to complete this job, I am always amazed at your careful analysis, patience, and steadiness to finalize the job safely. The depth of experience you have always comes into play in these jobs. How to pass on that experience and practical know-how is another avenue for future thought and implementation for you. Keep up the splendid work. Appreciate the videos greatly. Thanks.

[@mummabear01]

Hello, Ron, and as always thank you for making these videos. I watch a lot of recovery guys and hands down you are the best!

[@-ray-h]

4:16 "We are here to do a job I will figure out a way to do it" You 1st point out all the negatives when you roll up on a job, then assess what it is you need to do to get the job done and overcome the obstacles... Then you just execute the plan (safely and cautiously) and adjust for any situations that arise... Absolutely Just Love everything about your work ethic & especially Your Positive Attitude Ron...!!!👍👍👌👌

[@michaelpieper6374]

Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to visit with me on Thursday 4-28-22

[@RonPratt]

Not a problem. Nice to have met you. God bless and safe travels.

[@lockedin60]

You never get to pick your conditions and you have to play the hand you are dealt with. But as hopeless as this appears you usually find a way to make it work and in most cases help's your clients out. So the wet dirt was the reason for the collapse of the underpinning(legs of the trailer)?

[@davidnelson1134]

They real should not have park it there!

[@Simon-ho6ly]

It looks to have been, though the legs seem to have sunk more than collapsed

[@joemutter7661]

Great job ron

[@Rags722]

Time and pressure lifted that leg right out. I would have been tempted to drill a small hole in the front of that junk trailer to let the water out. Probably would have been an EPA cleanup LOL

[@demonknight7965]

Trailer would have falken apart lol

[@ramrod6279]

@Rags722 Yeah I was thinking same thing about drilling a hole, but that might would of made the structural integrity weaker.

[@Simon-ho6ly]

@@ramrod6279 a small hole wouldnt have made much difference tbh, and can be welded closed after if you can find something there solid enough to weld on

[@nancytunis7472]

Seems there's a bung hole cap there in the front. Sorta dark. Might be too rusty to loosen.

[@jeffclark2725]

Another great recovery in far from perfect conditions, you got the job done,I'm sure you'll get lots of comments

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

This fascinates me watching how you have learned the math to know how to do this. I have great respect now for all Tow truck businesses.

[@davidjones8680]

Lunch with Mr Ron, it must be Friday. David in the UK.

[@hamshackleton]

I guess you got that sinking feeling when you saw that trailer!

[@RustyZipper]

Hopefully Ron will rise to the challenge!

[@arthurjennings5202]

Thanks for going back to the original theme music. Love it. Love it.

[@bmw19877]

That antique trailer has seen better days.

[@2ftrmike]

It is always interesting to see which approach you use to do the job. Thanks Ron.

[@katieklauschie2895]

LOVE THE VIDEOS

[@wesleyharrison4710]

I drove Rig. I always thought why don't they make bigger landing pads on the trailers / Tankers should have really big ones. Yea its more weight but just like the plastic head light lens that fog out. Changed up for safety reasons but hay got to see at night more important right. PS. Off Bug Spray on fogged plastic headlights and wipe with a soft cloth Yea watch how it eats it .never spray on my skin again just clothing. I use those light bug quills < spelling ? Work great when I go fishing. God be with you all

[@WildChinoise]

Hard Mode. No Problem. Nice save. Stay safe and bless ya!

[@jbarvideo12]

Fabulous, well thought out approach that was safe. Thanks for sharing. God Bless!

[@tonymarshall878]

Thanks for your service and support and God bless you sir 🙏 and thanks again regards Tony 💙

[@bobbykennedy4274]

I can watch youre videos everyday all day , you do an amazing job , keep us updated on youre work

[@janetpoludniak1938]

Loved it. Great job. Terrible roadway to try to have support while lifting that trailer. By the way, love your FLAG on the home screen. Old Glory still waves.

[@keenanperryman8202]

Love the video Ron keep up the good work

[@roseannhellums3336]

Another leaner straighten out. Thank you Ron for doing an excellent job. God Bless You

[@rayshutsa6690]

That was well done Ron. I like how you think of saftey first. I have enjoyed all of your video's. May God bless you and your family. 👍❤

[@bennetts-revenge_2]

Wow that was looking dangerously close to tipping over. Glad you got it up safely Ron. I sure hope y'all don't get any tornadoes. I'll be praying that you don't. God Bless and be safe out there

[@robertjolly6827]

I love your channel .I have done this for 25 yrs

[@TheByard]

I drove lorry mounted cranes in London and the places the hirer wanted us to set were often back filled areas without proper compaction. The areas in the east of London were heavily bombed in WWII, cellars would be quickly back filled with rubble at best. On one site as I took the weight of a precast panel, an outrigger burst through into a cellar. Luckily it was not a hydraulic driven crane and I was able to stop hoisting and not apply the foot brake, this instantly dropped the hoist hook and I was able to swing the boom to balance the rig. I then needed to go buy some new jeans. Liked the way you stayed clear from going under the trailer as much as possible, maybe keep the remote closer to hand would be a good idea as you work alone. Stay safe and thanks for posting.

[@rickeyratliff1356]

Looks like the truck got a good detailing and the can is very clean in side. Would had love to see that job. Good work on the lift no one like getting under a load but you what you have to. Got though it safely. Stay safe out there you and all the crews.

[@paulgrimm]

I really like your wrecker. I drove 39 yrs

[@nrobinson8713]

Excellent job Ron.

[@dsmreloader7552]

Thought about you yesterday, saw a tanker that I think had gotten blown off I-35 down a bridge embankment up north in Iowa and I thought, "I wonder how Ron would tackle that ?" Tractor was still attached and it was laying on its side down about 50ft off the road.

[@paulpeckham9947]

Wow, wow, wow 👌. That was not as simple a recovery as it may have first appeared. As always an excellent job was done by Ron and a absolutely pleasure to watch. Take care and God Bless.

[@billfink9395]

You Always do a Excellent and Safe Job!!!

[@davidcraddock7011]

never been up close to one of those rigs, pretty fancy setup

[@JB-xc5ji]

I like the new paint job on those blocks! Great job as well (as always)!

[@paulmanssen5616]

Sometimes in life we just don't like what we see,however,never give up for there's always a solution to the job. YOU did a fine job on straightening out this problem child!

[@bostedtap8399]

Risk Planning...✔, Method Planning...✔. Safe lift...✔ Ten minutes and lift commenced. Excellent work as per usual Sir, really appreciate the apparent " Unseen" side. Thanks for sharing and stay safe all. Best regards from the UK 🇬🇧. John.

[@dcrelief]

enjoyed seeing the original intro; always gives me chills. glad there weren't any power lines, though i found myself looking for them. Stay safe.

[@Easterwood67]

Awesome job. Love the way you are determined to make a bad situation look like it is so blamed easy.

[@tomsuelyblaisdell]

You surprised me with putting that angle iron in there with the angle up instead of down. I was speaking to the video "Ron are you sure you want to do that?" Overall well and safety done!

[@maudwelford1843]

A logistical nightmare, Ron always wins🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@RustyZipper]

I didn’t see his Arc nemesis ⚡️

[@nancytunis7472]

I might need to watch the whole thing - - don't understand the Union Jacks, and assume somebody means an Ark instead of arc. But whichever, mud is Not a friend of trucks!

[@shawnsmith4612]

@Nancy. Arc* as in arc of electricity. (Overhead power lines)

[@DD-mp9ok]

Me thinks someone needs to walk the yard more often. That trailer had been sinking for a while. Great job, Ron.

[@Simon-ho6ly]

Not always, ive known trailers be fine on asphalt and less than an hour later be sunk enough the nose is on the ground... somethimes these events can happen remarkably quickly.. more yard walks will help but by no means prevent

[@Papajur]

God I love Tator !!! Safety is nr 1 Ron, what a superb job again!!

[@janetgregory8941]

ANOTHER JOB WELL DONE RON. GOD BLESS YOU.

[@carolfrazer8067]

Slow and easy win the race. The thoughts of the tires shifting and the water sloshing. Not good. Glad the job is completed and everyone is safe.

[@georgemiller7011]

Great job as usual Ron. Amazing truck!

[@moparluvrsgagarage2898]

a very interesting issue for sure, glad you did it safely as always !!

[@bengtkorswing5279]

Thank you Ron for another great video. God bless you!

[@deanwoollery6825]

That good thinking and work.

[@bobtheeke7403]

Looks like you just cleaned the tator inside and out. Beautiful truck.

[@bonnienichols2458]

Tank for your fine hard jobs

[@jeffbailey7765]

Good job Ron. It wasn’t the best way to get to 10 but it worked and it still reached 10

[@kerryking608]

I'm so glad your videos aren't live. My heart couldn't take it. Well done as always. Safety first!

[@andybeck663]

way to go Ron, great job in tricky situations!

[@verdagarner5112]

Great job Mr Pratt great video

[@daveed3085]

great to see intro back

[@edwardreidt1230]

Ron hope you and the Family are well

[@SumterWrecker]

Mr Ron As always another awesome video. Thanks for sharing and stay safe

[@daviddamico4288]

Nice job Ron

[@getzybreuer3691]

thank you so much for the video I really enjoyed watching you please keep going with posting two times a week and video and God bless

[@ramrod6279]

Well Ron with the exception of maybe not having an extra hand from the shop with u I'd say U did a great job. Well done. God bless

[@johnhatt1219]

Got to love the timeing

[@johngookinsable]

Leave a disclaimer with that one." Don't park it like this again! " next time we charge double lol

[@bobpurs]

👍✊Nice work Ron.

[@barryshisler3720]

Great job Ron

[@chris76-01]

Old tires + rain = heavy. 😁

[@רמיזית-פ1ע]

Amazing roon..just professional

[@nonaloeffler308]

Great job. I always love Fridays because it is tater day.

[@wandalbowen8101]

As usual you made this appear easy. Stay out from under suspended rigs.

[@Samanthareneeheart1]

Good old Missouri Red clay & sand when it gets wet (soakrd), its like it has been , it will suck you in & can't go no where & put nothing on it either. You did probably what I would have done with the chains. Another good job Ron yeah getting under a suspended load not a good idea, but you had no choice in the matter the plate was not where you wanted it & wouldn't move with the 5th wheel puller so you did what you had to do. God Bless Ron. You all be careful out there stay safe & God Bless you ALL

[@3252fly]

As always Ron, Look= think= act with safety!!!

[@flybyairplane3528]

RON,,Hello, gee, I did not like that leaning trailer either, thought you may have put a strap around it, but your rotator and a chain did make it happen, safely too! I have seem more stuck in blacktop,than soft dirt, well as I watch this,it’s 13;52 hours , stay well,God Bless. CHERIO,🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@russellevans2446]

Ron, have you ever had to turn down a job that you felt was just too dangerous for you and your crew?

[@gregorynagy8500]

Another fine job. Glad it worked out!! Yes,it Looked,a little hairy!!! G