I Destroyed My New HET Wrecker On This Insane Recovery!

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[fattonysgarage]

I do a lot of water recovery here on Galveston Island, just wanted to give you a little bit of advice. Use your boom to break suction not the cables. This will almost always cause severe damage to your equipment the way you pulled on it. I use to apply my recovery skills in Iraq to. I've pulled 80k armored mraps out of mud with a 2 ton C5500 twin line Vulcan. The boom is better for breaking suction all the time. Just food for thought. Love everything you guys do. Be safe and keep the great content coming.

[T.S.T]

Those shots of you guys heading across the area was modern dayish mad max look, with the music as well one of the best yet. Kudos to the filmmakers and editors.

[jgspeaks]

I participated in many knarly recoveries in Afghanistan with the HEMMT wrecker, an M914 tractor, and a lowboy. My guys had also used the M88 tracked wrecker in Iraq, which I only witnessed in training...what a beast. That HETS wrecker conversion looks mean! I know you're making content, but your safety seems to seriously be lacking at time. Love watching you guys and all the good you're doing, just don't get hurt.

[vadirajatantry]

algorithm took 2 years to suggest me this channel. Dang, one of the coolest channels I have ever seen with its cinema grade shooting, editing and entertainment. Mad max vibes was hard with this one

[ericrodriguez]

Watching this with my 10 year old step son on the tv. And he tells me “ I want to be like them. When something breaks I want to just laugh” that’s gold for me!

[kevinninemire]

A trick I learned is place a burlap sack over joints, if they brake the burlap absorbs part of shock and keeps parts from flying. We used kinetic ropes to pull out combines stuck to axle depths. Just some past experience.

[jamessumang]

Hey Guys! 2 weeks ago I was recommended your channel by the algorithm, and I love it that it did, ever since I have been watching every recently posted video and all you past videos! I love what you guys do and the fun you guys have, sadly I would probably never experience the type of things you guys do but through the videos I feel as though I am part of the crew! Much love and support to you guys! You earned a big time fan in me! 🤣🤣

[Greasy_caveman]

I did heavy recovery in the army and I loved. Love watching you guys work as a team. You guys works so well together

[HickSquatch]

A trick when rolling something over, especially when it’s lopsided like that old crane: attach the pulling line anchor to the bottom of the vehicle that’s laying on the ground opposite the tow rig, and run it up and over. This wraps the vehicle with the recovery line and rolls it over, keeping the leverage of the tow rig consistent and helps lift the vehicle, using the wreck as it’s own lever. A drawing would help illustrate how it works, but can’t do that here. That’s how I was taught years ago when I pulled my first recovery back on its wheels.
Rock on Brothers!!💪💪

[apexshenanigans]

So they have wrecker classes in case you wanna learn how to recover stuff. Also when doing a recovery like this, using outriggers is key to keeping your equipment safe

[jswplant]

you need to start running a mini digger out to jobs on a LGP truck, every problem you ever have is down to buried stuff and not digging it out 
;)

[howdoidothis]

That was intense reality. I'm a former trucker and this was a hell of a job. Great work. The average person does not even begin to realize how monumental and dangerous the work is so I hope you get millions of subs. I am so glad no one got hurt on this pull out.

[calehemry]

I love how these guys have so much fun just doing what they love to do!

[okkjuice]

you know it’s gonna be a good day when heavy d uploads🔥

[TravMaxAdventures]

Awesome video as usual. Caught myself saying “whoop” when y’all were driving out and it was getting soft under the tires. Here’s an idea for your next heavy recovery across the lake bed. Grab you a couple of old car hoods and put them under whatever you’re dragging and use them like skids.

[TimothyPeterson-mcgf]

Heavy d sparks is my kind of guy who rescues abandoned equipment 😊

[igaak.]

I like how this channel is so out of my usual interests, yet I still enjoy watching it. Shows that big, cool machines transcend all arbitrary differences.

[rustymcnitt]

Loved this one to pieces, and admire your determination and drive. Can't wait to see what you bring back to finish the errand lol. Thank you for sharing one terrific video, I'm a 72 yr old female but it doesn't stop me from appreciating seeing you guys have so much fun. Thank you so very much Rusty in OK. Take care and enjoy life to the fullest.

[magics]

I love that you make mistakes and admit it. You figure out 'how not to use it' for next time. New equipment, some growing pains, and sometimes under estimating the challenge. But you roll with it and you surmount it anyways. That's what I watch your videos for. It's criminal your not at 5mil subs let a lone 2!

[ardenbowman]

THIS NEW GENERATION AMAZES ME EVERYTIME I WATCH THESE RECOVERYS, YOU NEVER USE YOUR TRUCK TO PULL OR JERK A LOAD, WINCH ONLY, UNBELIEVABLE