As a fellow Idahoan I love watching your guys videos

Both luck and skills! Great Recovery 👍

Great video shots! I'm 78 and thinking about KZread and all today's technology... that if it were available when I was young, I might have had an entirely different career because of all the job choices the Internet lets people see today. I'd like to think that some young kids seeing this and other job types might widen their choices for great work opportunities.

Thank You again for letting us tag along on another great video!!

The man knows his machine. Skill and finesse.

Mr Dustyn Another awesome video. Thanks for sharing and stay safe

for being up all night you have a great attitude with mikey

This is when a telehandler comes in handy.

Superb and professional videography in addition to the skilled recovery.

I use to love rigging on the freeway on the big jobs! Great recovery and great video.

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

The Superman Team has prevailed again. Another quality job done by Country Repair. Good job and God bless. Stay Safe.💯💯💯👍👍💪💪🙏🙏🙏🙏

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Eddie! 😎

Great video and drone shots! Nothing like an all-night job unloading a truck then setting it back on its wheels! That's what you call skill getting that close to the wrecker!

Absolutely the best camera and drone work we have seen. My compliments. Having to unload apples and pissant them to the flatbed was the pitts, not much choice considering the slope and bad ground, some days it is like that.

Awesome Recovery 👌

Happy Thanksgiving to Country Repair And Towing

I am going to vote..."Skill". Why not...there is so much of it on these jobs. Personally, I believe that is " training" on Mikey's part to leave the phone charging in the kitchen verses the bedroom. My daughter does it respectively on her job. Good job, drone nice touch! Josh on Pepe's channel has added his voice over ( think bluetooth, but not sure) rather then all music during drone footage. Just a FYI. Nonetheless...mercy, keep on keeping on however!!! Great videos taken and posted 💯% by Country Repair. 👍

Definitely skill. Another excellent recovery. (No apples were injured while making this video)

sure made a dent in the bank when it went over! nice recovery guys and hope you get some rest time for that overnighter

Hope every food bank and homeless shelter in Idaho got a month supply of apples.

You have some highly skilled operators......very entertaining content. Thank you for all you do to entertain me.

In the future, I would highly recommend using the bucket brigade method for unloading. Way more efficient (time saving). lol

@alwaystowing951josh

2 жыл бұрын

In the towing business we charge per hour especially on a chp call 380 and hour we don’t want to finish to quick most towing company would have done the same.

A stack of pallets and a Bobcat with forks would have been the way to go.

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Gotta use the equipment you have

In my opinion, this is your best video production yet. The recovery work was professional. Sooooo, did you go home and have a nice big bowl of Apple Jacks?

Excellent recovery gentlemen, get some sleep.

Definitely a well practiced skill

I just did a 53-foot semi clean up that was full of ice cream I don't want to see ice cream for another year

@TylerDuysen

2 жыл бұрын

now i want ice cream 😂😂i havent had it for over a year

@matta3888

2 жыл бұрын

I have worked on a few houses; that I would not eat out of their kitchen.

nice work guys

pretty soft landing for not having a catch line...good job......

Great Video and a Great job with plenty of apples 🍎 for everyone!

I helped an uncle a long time ago when I was a kid flip a semi. There were like six of us out there and we used air winches. It was cool to do but doing it in Northern Florida in August was not cool.

Hey Dustyn & ALL Crews !!! Great recovery as always !! Lots of Cider Now !! Have a good week & ""KEEP IT SAFE ""!!😊🤠😎😵👍👍

Thank you for making this video and letting it see me. Please stay safe and let God protect you all.

True Skill

Lots of skill !

Thats some skill

That looked like a very long night!

That is brand new trailer with dealer plates on, it just came from the factory!

@milosmitic2071

2 жыл бұрын

Was this caused by the wind?

For sale: One 53 foot refrigerated trailer.. only been rolled once..

my first thought was "man i hope the driver is ok" second thought: "this is gonna be a good video!"

Great vid and great work ya all did and till the next godbless and stay safe

Good drone footage. I'll vote for skill since I'll bet you never rely on luck during a recovery.

👍👍👍

I guess this wreck really struck to the core

apple here, apple there, apple everywhere. welcome garden of eden !!!

Definitely skill!!

CALCULATED

Nice job

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

great job really enjoy your videos

1 ) Instead of having to fuzz out the truck company name at editing time, could you use magnetic signs with your company name on it to "fuzz" it out manually at the beginning? 2 ) Should the light bar on the back of the trailer be strapped solidly to the DOT bar so that it does not swing when it is moving down the road?

Skill

Skill!

An Apple a day, keeps the Doctor away...you guys are set for the next thousand years. 🤣🤣

Too bad you're not in North Dakota today we had 24 trucks on their side

Skill, although your good equipment gets an assist.

Please consider adding the equipment specs you used on these jobs. Looks like a 75 ton Century Rotator? and a Century 7035? Soft shackles? Spreader Bars? Do you use a 'clean up' truck - something for fuel / oil spills? Love the footage you guys produce - thank you.

No that was not luck, that was a whole lot of SKILL.

Sitting on the side of the road after you flipped it, it was only just past the tipping point of falling back over.

You guys really worked on this one, 32 lbs a box out of the reefer and up hill to the trucks. Again great job on the recovery and the drone footage was good stuff. Just curious on how long were you on this one??. Take care and be safe. Greg

@skylinegtr65

2 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna take a guess on this one probably 12 plus hrs lol

@hughstephenson2957

2 жыл бұрын

Plus having to walk on that angle carrying those boxes musta been a hoot...NOT!!

now you have a truck full of Apple pie filling and apple sauce

Ts and ps sent and thank you for another great video stay safe stay frosty!!

How do you like them apples?😀

Hahaha new those apple's were from yakima

Why the front High Line? I would have thought the rear line would have been the better one to keep on the trailer. But great recovery. How much flight time for each battery pack in your drone(s) on this job?

@michaelseverson9809

2 жыл бұрын

Yawing 2 high lines distributes the pressure on the trailer, since the roof to wall was compromised. This way we did not have to worry about a complete separation.

Suprized it is still running on its side

I think y’all would’ve been ok recovering it without offloading but I understand the decision, nice job

@agentcrm

2 жыл бұрын

The side of the trailer would have collapsed, too much weight on the side panels.

OMG the bill must have been insane

Have you ever had to use airbags to keep the semi trailer from breaking open

why so much manpower. don't you guys have a skidsteer with forks that you could repalletize the load and then load the rollbacks ? just a options idea

I like wut guy had on his jacket

so this is where trucks sleep when they get really tired?

I'd say skill but I think a mix of skill and luck and as far as skill yes you done it enough to know so he'll yea godbless

Good

What do you do with all the apples?

love the OO & Drivers Decal on the back door of the trailer. Looks like they will be looking for 1 more now.

Aluminum angle (iron) 😉

I am not asking how much the rotator was but it was not cheep, was it, and what purpose built machine it is.

@CountryEquipmentRentals

Жыл бұрын

750k

Why did you not bag that???

236 Thumbs uP

Math says approx. 1000 boxes of apples.

@michaelseverson9809

2 жыл бұрын

You are correct.

wouldve been easier bringin in another reefer and loading it rather than using your flatbeds but you got it done so thats what really matters you guys were extremely lucky that the apples all stayed in the boxes

@michaelseverson9809

2 жыл бұрын

You are correct, but in our area once the trailer gets compromised and the temp inside rises past the predetermined temp it’s a lost load. Seems like a waste sometimes but that is how they work.

@TylerDuysen

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelseverson9809 true they do consider it a lost load but alot of places still bring in a dry van trailer at least

@michaelseverson9809

2 жыл бұрын

@@TylerDuysen I understand that. Maybe we will look at buying one for the future. ThAnk you for watching and commenting.

Is that skill or is that luck? It's balls....

Why didn't you use your rotar to pic the back of trailer and sit it in the road

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Wait, did you watch the video? Lol that’s literally exactly what we did

I feel bad for the driver, many drivers are forced to drive the wrong hours.

8" pavement drop off and a 40 percent slope on the shoulder.. once the steer tire goes... It's totalled.. you should have been able to rotate that back on it's feet.. load was a write off.. odd decision to manually offload.

What happened to all the apples…?

do ever ask the driver what were you thinking or what happend

Late at night, or early morning...... Yeah the driver fell asleep...... Yep, that'l be the end of his truck driving career because the trucking company or its insurance carrier will be bill tens of thousands of dollars for that rescue.

Luck.

THAT ILL DO PIG. movie babe