Loved it. We see a lot of these same types of recoveries. Great job getting them out. Steep country

Really appreciate the seamless recovery and rapid response from you guys. Great video!!!

We don't need no stinking Rotator!! You guys showed that you can do a lot with so much less, Great job!!

Hey homie, what caused the wrecker to cross barrier on I-84 this last week? Nothing on the news makes sense. Thanks, and was glad it wasn’t y’all, but really hated to see it. All of what wrecker drivers do is a service to the highway system, and YOU and your company are an incredible part of it. Having been in trucking since the age of 3, 50 years later I’ve many experiences and stories. But today’s truck drivers? Well… I’ve seen wrecker operators truly save the day, night, and any in between. The-stories I could tell, as many of our drivers put loaded trucks in places that defy the mind! Especially in the oil field. Stay safe!

That sure is a beautiful place you all get to work in, God's country. Great job getting the truck recovered for the owner I don't think it could have went better then that. Take care guys and be safe and hope you have a great Thanksgiving holiday. Greg

Nice recovery a little steep . You got it out beautiful scenery.

Thank you for sharing this video rapport. Truly a master piece Please stay safe and let God protect you all.

Awesome recovery👍👍👍👍👍🤗🐺

I know you probably don't use that winch all that much but investing in a wireless remote system (mines a Harbor Freight cheapie I've had for 7 years) has saved me a buncha time!!

Nice job Dustyn. Always other ways of doing things, this way was just fine.

Hey Dustyn & Crew !!! Great recovery as always with NO additional damage to Customer's rig !! Have a good ""TURKEY DAY "" !!! What's the Next ""SUPERMAN "" Recovery going to be ??? ""KEEP IT SAFE ""!!!

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You should wire that truck with the heavy duty plug in jumper cables. And on the end of the wires put the same plug that the jumper cables use. I've done it and it works great! Don't have to carry batteries around

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

We have them in the front

I've seen this same recovery done with just on pickup. One chain back to front on the high side, then the winch connected to pull Forward like a pendulum>

That road needs widened or push some dirt in it to close it permanent! Good job getting it out!

@Marf-yt

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of these roads need a trackhoe to run down and smooth out the dangerous spots like this. However being rough is part of the fun. I was down this exact road earlier this year.

Going under that vehicle looked pretty dangerous, but thanks for the video.

Nail biter . now I can breath .

Excellent video Dustyn. You make me nervous getting underneath stuff - please be careful! On the drone footage, do you just park that thing in the sky so you can have hands free in some of those shots?

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Yep 👍🏻

I was down Tiddie Springs Rd earlier this year with my lifted Subaru Crosstrek. I did not take this shortcut, I took the slightly longer route around.

Why not wire in a plug on the Ford for the winch instead of lugging around batteries?

Very high quality images, did you get some new camera equipment ? A very tricky job well done, I am sure it easily could have ended with it in the bottom of the ravine.

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Figured it was time to upgrade 😏

@SumterWrecker

2 жыл бұрын

Mr Dustyn Another awesome off-road recovery by a very knowledgeable crew. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.

Just out of curiosity why don't you have a permanent power jack in the back and front of your pickup ?

That customer needs to get in some drivers training on the kiddie track before he tries to make it on the adult section !

I really enjoy your channel. My observations of the recovery. This recovery could have easily gone bad. Having the truck with the portable winch more perpendicular to help prevent a potential slide of the front end of the truck down the hill would have improved safety of the recovery (I heard someone on the scene in the video recommend this and I agree with their assessment). Also since you had such a light vehicle attached to the back of the truck it would have been safer to have had two winch lines to prevent further slideing and possible roll. You had the UTV over a hill which was good to help prevent it from sliding and also did a tire dig, but it would have been helpfull to have used a snatch block on the UTV winch line so it would have had power enough to provide side lift on the truck if needed.

Could you just drive the SXS around back. And just pull it straight back??

I, I, I, can’t hook it up.

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Huh?

Have you guys tow a fire truck?

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

Many times yes

Great job guys! Straight forward good old lift and pull and keep going!!! What was not so great is there are sometimes too many cooks in the kitchen. And this was one of those times! One boss, one calling out orders! Two people say at the same time to do two different jobs or corrections, workers get hurt or worst! No matter the AGE, the one in charge has to be the only one calling out directions, please.✌🏻♥️😬

Why don't you guys ever use snatch blocks to make your pull easier?

@CountryEquipmentRentals

2 жыл бұрын

If you know the math then you know when it’s necessary to use snatch blocks

@CaseysOffRoadRecovery

2 жыл бұрын

@@CountryEquipmentRentals Agreed. I get asked the same question. Not always needed.

@CaseysOffRoadRecovery

2 жыл бұрын

@@christinam673 I get a little time to watch good channels and great guys

Is everyone in Idaho that serious? Everyone always has a look on their face like they smell shit.