Ping Pong Pickup .....Truck Runs Into Utility Pole, Bounces Off and Hits a Building 

MrMagnat007 Hello, but I still, have 2 booklets we were given in trade school, back in 1959, cosine, tangent , etc, then there is a book on ‘MECHANICS’ LEVER, point and fulcrum, but it really gets into muntiple shiver pully systems, for mechanical advantage , OH WELL, CHEERS FROM NJ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Exactly which "flu" did he allegedly have?

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Was it a viral flu or a bottle flu?

mechanic other wise known as the 3 - 2 flu, in my day. LoL

Exactly which "flu" did he allegedly have?

Always called it the "brown bottle bug" or "brown bottle flu", myself. Or sometimes the "morning after flu".

The rotator currently has a little over 18,000 miles and, no, it has never let me down. There have been a few hiccups with the electronic systems after we first got it, but we've always managed to overcome and finish the job. Miller Industries was right on top of things and has always taken excellent care of us!!! Thanks for watching and God bless. #millerindustries #1150R

@@RonPratt only 18,000 miles ? i'd say it has alot of hours on it though.

​@@manusk40 The miles don't say everything on these types of equipment. The engine is running the whole time it's working, also on standstill.You can probably triple the amount of miles as to a normal truck if you want to compare engine hours, maybe even more.

@@manusk40 The videos are deceiving. Tater probably only goes out once a week. But the videos that he post probably makes it seem like a whole lot more. Now how many hours of run time on the engine. That's another story. LOL

Thanks ron for getting back to me stay safe my friend keep the videos coming

It is. This is the part of town that some of us still refer to as Illmo. Which was named after the railroad depot right by the overpass. It is for the Illinois-Missouri crossing over the Mississippi River....shortened term was Ill-Mo depot, thus the town of Illmo Thanks for watching and God bless.

He (Ron) said mid-Feb. 2020...

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Scott Musser , that’s odd you say that for the area, but I PROVED IT TO MANY POLICE DEPTS,, THEY DRIVE WITH LEFT FOOT , ON BRAKESthen RT FOOT ON THE GAS, which one wins, then they always said I SWORE I HAD MY FOOT ON THE BRAKES ! Cheers From NJ 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Thankfully, he was okay. He apparently had a really bad case of the flu. Good guy. Thank you for watching and God bless.

As far as id know hed be exempt

Ron’s usually pretty careful where he goes with the heavier equipment.

Yes, any time I think the vehicle is going to be a total loss, it is often easier and quicker to use chains. Now that we are at war with this virus, we have changed the way we do things. We now longer go inside a vehicle, if we can possibly keep from it. We drag it on the bed, chain it down and go. Then the reverse when we unload.....unchain and either shake or drag it off... no going inside to take out of park or release the brakes. We still try to use the same amount of care not to damage anything on any of the vehicles, especially if they aren't damaged already. However, we have to take extra safety precautions. We also are limiting "riders". Thanks for watching and God bless.

In this scenario, Ron is called by emergency dispatch. The police officers will probably be around untill the power line is off the street. The incident description is always vague, if not totally wrong.

There are quite a few new safety protocols in place. Unfortunately, we can't get the disposable PPE that we desperately need, such as Tyvek suits, medical gloves, N92 masks, etc. We have a few that we have always used, but when we run out, we can't find replacements. I've been looking. Every supplier is saying May or June for the earliest delivery. Thanks for watching and God bless.

Masks won't protect you from any virus.

The flu

Exact same thought I had when I heard that part! lol

I Don't think the Officer was trying to tell Ron how to do his job he was just trying to co-ordinate and manage the situation. I imagine the officer was under a lot of pressure to get the car cleared so that the public utility could come and change the pole that was knocked down to restore power to the area. Ron handled this quickly and professionally and this allowed the officer to deal with the others things he needed to do.

@@timg6850 I agree with you. I believe that was all the officer was intending. Thanks for watching and God bless.

At first glance thought it was a new addition to the fleet. Backed it up and looked again, no familiar markings.

That was simply a customer's vehicle at our shop for maintenance/repair. Thanks for watching and God bless.

Ron Pratt thank you for replying. God bless. Your channel is the best.