RV blown over in 80 mph wind! Watch us flip it over!! 

Thank you the job went off with no problems. Super smooth.

The RV was totaled. it is sitting in my yard waiting for the auction company to come pick it up.

@@bylandorseaconstruction Wow, sad to hear since it wasn't their fault. Act of nature. Do u know if they were able to get it replaced by the dealer warranty/insurance?

It had to be a terrifying experience

Wow it’s a wonder nothing blew up. Certainly you had angels looking after you

Can you imagine driving this and it blowing over?

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Yes, she does. We try to do it as smooth as possible.

I agree completely

Actually, one can learn how to do that and more. Not just to vehicles but Buildings, aircraft and any machine. Physics, Applied Physics, Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, 😉

In my business, we lift many different things houses commercial buildings, boats trucks bridges I guess I learned all these skills from the school of hard knocks. I tried to share my skills with the younger guys that work for me. Some of them are just a pair of hands and others really get into the different jobs, and like to learn

@@bylandorseaconstruction Being a bit disingenuous if yr saying all y do is "lift thing" lol There is a lot of math and engineering and physics that goes into doing what yll do. Anyone can learn it in school and hands on but can't escape math, engineering and physics. ;)

I hold three different licenses through the state of Louisiana have construction, building construction, pilings, docs, war, and terminal buildings, they don’t just give these away each one has a pretty sizable exam. You have to know lots of math. Have a high level of understanding of engineering. And a whole bunch of common sense. I am often responsible for human life. When I take human beings such as my employees on the fastest boat in Louisiana on a job site when we are lifting a 400,000 2,000,000 pound Structure. There is a huge amount of math and engineering and common sense. I feel as though I have a PhD in these areas. I work very closely with engineers.

@@bylandorseaconstruction So like I said, it's more than just "lift many different things" and "school of hard knocks." Thanks for proving my point. 😉

Thank you! 😃

The camper was pretty rough. The slides were pretty much destroyed even the one on the upside the tracks were all destroyed. The weight of it broke the tracks. The washer and dryer came loose. The refrigerator came loose. Microwave flew out. The range. Top broke the sides of the camper were pretty crushed just from the weight of itself a couple of doors on the bottom were broken, but it did start and run we couldn’t get it to go into gear. I assume it was a sensor from the slides or the step that wouldn’t allow it to go into gear so we toad it

Thank you we take pride in our work

Whatever the cost was 100x less than a roadside job. There was no travel time or mileage involved.

The entire body of our RV is fiberglass, anchor points wouldn't help.

The sea was completely tipped over on its side. The fire department ripped the front off it to gain access the people in it. We’re pretty badly injured. The woman was in critical condition for a little while, not a good scene.

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The job went extremely smooth. There were no hiccups.

I built and designed the Rv Park. We sold it about three years ago, but my office and shop are still on the property. I am trying to work the details out on another property to build an RV park south of New Orleans keep watching the channel and you will see how it goes.

The sides of the RV were super flimsy. We tried not to do any more damage than necessary. That is why we rigged it the way we did.

I think it was some kind of microburst or a tornado because the damage was so localized but pretty scary

Their rig was totaled. The people were super super nice under the circumstances thought they were doing well. She had fractured her hip. I think they’ll get another rig at some point and continue traveling.

The stabilizers were fully extended. I think it was some sort of isolated tornado. There were three other campers in the immediate area that were damaged extremely bad and flipped over as well. The other adjacent campers were very small and light in comparison the rest of the park went unscathed

​@@bylandorseaconstruction I own a 35F Thor 25,000lbs, do you know how much wind gust before it flips? These storms are becoming weekly..

Yes, it was totaled and we are presently waiting for the in Au Company to come pick it up

There were three RVs severely damaged destroyed totaled. They were all in the same little group. No one is sure but I think it was a tornado microburst something along those lines because the damage was so localized. It’s a 200 site RV park and they were only three RVs destroyed.

Most definitely close the slides raise the jacks let air out of the suspension

@@bylandorseaconstruction Oh the air suspension! Great to know! Thank you so much I won’t be able to raise the jacks… we have a luxe48fb fifth wheel. If my husband isn’t there, I’m not certain I could attach it to the truck. Any other suggestions are appreciated tho

And take in your awnings! Great sails to lift your RV with wind. It doesn’t take much. And nose into the wind.

It was totaled by the insurance company. It is stored at my yard waiting for the auction company to come pick it up.

The RV was totaled we tried not to do any more damage than necessary. We try to handle our clients property with respect and kid gloves.

I personally think it was a tornado there were three RVs in a small group rolled over some sort of microburst. The rest of the Rv Park with 200 sites was pretty much unscathed.

@@bylandorseaconstruction Yeah a microburst or tornado would make sense. But 80mph wind doesn't have enough force to roll a diesel pusher like that, even at empty weight. A small travel trailer - yes.

What the rv drivable

Horrible video filming views, needs tons of useless footage edited out. Hire a pro editor.