Talented Tow Truck Driver At A Rollover Accident In Hobart Indiana
Hobart FD and PD were alerted to a rollover with possible injuries at around 2:30 on 10-16-09. On arrival PD units determined the driver fled the scene, possibly into a cornfield. A Hobart k-9 unit responded to assist in searching for the victim. While pd units searched for the victim a tow truck from Cars towing uprighted the vehicle. The uprighting process was sped-up double. Enjoy
Video Rating: 4 / 5
CRAP! i agree get the drive wheels in an easy position for and easy wheellift hookup. ive done much harder rolls. and the fireman is asking the cop ” what the fuck is he doing, we should have called the other company!”
@Kilroyyyyyyyy Dodge/Chrysler should not be used as police cars, rather they should be on the range and used for shooting practice before they are scrapped.
@towbotsilverstar I’m not in the video.
I would have done this and I would have done that and I’m a better towtruck driver than you…Not only did you get the car out of a tight spot, but you also put it back onto it’s wheels without having to reposition or rehooking up. A good recovery. Don’t let the “wannabes” burst your bubble.
What a random ass car to use as a police car haha
Terrible recover, I would have gone in there from the back, jacked it up push it down, lifted at a 45 degree angle, slid it up right with my stinger, jacked it up hook forked and bent down, fucking rookies. ***rolls eyes/sarcasm***
Sorry thats not talent thats pure luck I guess the old saying when in doubt pull that lever and winch it out !!
That was a bad recovery. I could have done it much better than that.
I’d say the driver of that rolled over car was talented..
@jtowsalot111 yeah but try explaining to your boss why your e-brake cable needs to be tightened.
what would have been TALENT is if he could position himself behind the car, use the dual vulcan winch and set it down nice and softly and keep it in the lane (for extra bonus points). how would flipping it over while the drive wheels are inacessible be a good recovery? personally i wouldnt want to dolly a car that had any sort of front end damage and virtually no damage on the rear. that’s a sub-par recovery at best. do it with skill, and your customers WILL notice.
actually i work at cars towing and the guy doing this recovery has been towing for many years, and you do not always have to put the wheel lift down when doing a recovery most of the time you do it to gain traction, and wheel chocks are for sissys that is what e brakes are for. you are not a good wrecker operator if you dont do some crazy shit,
i’m amazed that guy dosnt have his wheel lift down to take pressure off the tranny if an auto
Lol, no real talent. He just got lucky. No wheel chocks, and didnt put the wheel lift down to support the truck
Lol, no real talent. He just got lucky. No wheel chocks, and didnt put the wheel lift down to support the truck
did the driver flee like becuz of no insurance or because their head was messed up so they freaked out?
I think he got lucky, it wasn’t really a recovery more than a drag it flipped back due to the tree. Nevertheless the job got done
I like it when it lands on its wheels in fast motion. “plop”.
@BADtow1970 but he got the car back over????
that had no tallent, that was a rookie who just lucked that car over. this is the reason for training!
get outta my god damn cawn
I would of had that scene cleaned up and gone in half the time.
only in hobart
looks like the cop had caca pants
ouck i bet that hurt ..slowing down would have help to avoid this problem..
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