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I am new to this channel but am glad I found it. Way better than watching some one supervise and not help. You are always up front. THE GRAND MASTER.

Stumbled across your videos today Ron and got hooked immediately. My dad was a tow driver when I was just a kid. Use to go with him on calls and was always amazed what you guys drive up to. Hal Oakdale, CA age 72.

Excellent recovery, extremely well done. Thanks! No lives lost, cargo recovered and the crew of MWT comes through with professionalism & commitment!

Love your videos. I have run a few wreckers over the years,. ,, nothing like yours.always wanted to own myown wrecker.too busy with body work to get one.running my own shop and teaching people has taken a lot of my time. Please keep it up, you are a real pro.thank you so much.

Didn´t realize I was watching for an hour. Speaks for the quality of the content!

I'm 13 and you have inspired me to be a tow truck worker when i get older

gg to the truck driver, didn't fall on the side, didn't lose the load, didn't hit any other cars! very lucky :)

Totally great orchestration of skill and power......with plenty of danger in my eyes ....coming from someone who is a nurse. Great job and thank you for what you do!

Another good job Ron, a difficult recovery done safely. Even if it did take longer than expected. God Bless you Ron, Mike & Talon, for all you do for your community.

Nice to see someone who takes pride in their work. The way you interact with your employees is something special. Would love to work for a guy like you. Taking a lot of mental notes if I ever end up in a similar position.

This is about the second video that I've watched. I never knew the intricacies of pulling a truck out of the ditch. Of course I've never been around such things. I'm amazed at how time-consuming it is. Good video keep it up

Wow so lucky to cross over the highway and not hit anything, the driver should buy a lottery ticket. Nice to see the rotator flexing her muscles 💪, good job safely done, congrats Ron. Keep safe and god bless

Enjoy your channel immensely. Glad no one was seriously injured. Your rotator truck is a darn beast.

Man, that is one lucky driver! That Guard Cable didn't do a lot. He's probably lucky it didn't catch, and turn the truck over. As always Ron, another great video of a Safe Recovery!

Thanks for your hard work, and the videos Ron. They really highlight the dangers of your daily work. Keep on trucking.

as a public safety supervising officer I think the wrong call was made by state because it is a time problem. Sitting still(70 plus 0) or driving at 5 mph against flow of traffic(70 plus 5) is the same energy impact wise. So the time spent on the shoulder is the exposure to danger. If driving into on traffic will cut time on road by 2/3 I say it worth doing.

Wow, I just watched the whole recovery video. Great work on keeping it upright Ron.

another great video Ron! Amazing how difficult some of these recoveries are, but you always have multiple game plans which is very clever. Be safe and god bless.

Im always impressed about how you have your trucks setup and organized. Nothin worse than having to dig for stuff on the side of the road. These videos are neat to watch, went on tows with my dad as a kid, nothing to this extent though, he just had small 1 ton wrecker and a 2 ton wrecker.

been on the road 30 yrs doing heavy haul. I would love to learn this field. Got nothing but respect for the folks doing this job

It's 138am and I'm binge watching your videos. What am I doing with my life?

This was the very first Ron Pratt video I watched (I think). I've been a fan since. I used to run a roll back big enough to haul the rotater in the mountain passes of British Columbia, Canada. The company I was working for had a severe lack of understanding for things like safety, math or maintenance. I quit back a long time ago, and I heard the company went down hill from there.

My biggest fear all these years of driving (24) has been to blow a steer tire. I pull a load from Livingston, Ca to Tacoma,Wa and then a back haul out of Richland,Wa in the tri-cities area back to Stockton,Ca every week, I scale out 78000+ going north and coming south I'm normally at 79800. (my mid-haul over to Spokane,Wa is only 3500lbs! heh) Thankfully I drive for a company that is very safety minded, with all the passes I pass over every week they have no problem giving me new steer tires when-ever I feel there's a problem with them, they even let me run snow tires on my drives all year round. Glad to see the driver come out ok, sure have seen enough roll-overs. Awesome work you do and love that your safety first even if it eats the clock up. Stay Safe Brother!

I love the sound of the turbo on that truck

Thank you so much, You videos are so great. Another professional job. I was beside a truck like Talons pulling a rig and found myself looking to see if they had hooked up right! I am learning so much from you, thanks for taking the time to explain everything

Man oh man. Your shop seams to be located perfectly to all this destruction you video tape. A couple miles each way, and lots of recovery work. Be safe out there!

Really enjoy this channel it shows how hard it is to do this type of work be safe and God Bless.

Thanks Ron for years of service helping folks with recovering their vehicles!! I pray daily for your safety, workers in the shop that perform double duty, for your mom and dad, your immediate family and All the EMS responders, too. God Bless You immensely, watch over and protect everyone from harm and danger!! Simply a huge fan of your show and its Christ-centered faith!! In Christian Love, prayers going up, Blessings coming down.

thats some customer server, plows thru the field before delivering seeds.

Now that is what I call professional wrecker service. Excellent video with full command of his people and always operating with safety and care. Also gained my subscription.

after watching this video. it didn't seem that long lol. I know it's an hour! but very safe and good recovery! #goslowandmoveover and great job, Ron! many thanks for the video and God bless! you deserve good well earned rest and some hot dinner with your wife and family!

I just stumbled on your videos and watched 3 in a row. It's so great to see someone who knows their craft so well and can multitask.even my wife liked watching.

You know when Ron says "Lemme get the remote", it's about to start :D

In the face of adversity and problem solving I try to imagine how I would solve this DIFFICULT problem. Then I watch how you did it. You are a true MASTER in this field of work. Nice video Sir.

Another job well done Ron. As always, I really enjoy your videos. Its feels like I'm there with you guys sometimes!

YOU DON'T NEED TO THANK ME FOR WATCHING. YOU ARE VERY ENTERTAINING AND AND AWESOME TEACHER. YOU HAVE THE PATIENCE OF AN ANGEL.

I've been watching your channel lately and it is very entertaining. you do such a great job every time. 👍 #slowdownmoveover.

I seen the wrecker you started on I started on a GMC cabover with a 750 holems wrecker body in the late 70's till I was injured on the job in 1983 and was not able to drive a wrecker anymore. I love to watch you using the tator you are very good at what you do.

Ron, watching your videos is as entertaining as reading a good book. Thanks for posting.

Unbelievable how much work it takes. And your such a respectful person!

I really like how you take the time and explain what your wanting done. Seems to make the job go easier.

This is the first time that I saw the technique of cribbing a ramp to bring the trailer to the road , It's always a pleasure to watch you over come difficult recoveries Ron...Feel kinda guilty that I'm watching and not helping , your team is amazing . Be Safe out there Midwest Truck and God Bless

Ron I enjoyed the video as I always do but I think this one is one of my favorite ones stay safe out there and God bless you

You do a good job of including the boys in your discions of what to do and how to do a job. You are a kind and patient teacher!

Another amazing recovery. Excellent job to your whole team. Done safely.

Ron your a awesome operator. I love the way you talk to your employees. Stay safe.

Hey Ron I've been watching your videos for a long time and I just wanted to say keep up the good work God bless you

Hi Ron...Just started watching your channel and I am completely amazed at the work you do...I will be watching all of your future endeavors...Stay safe !!!!! (have subscribed)

it should be the tow truck drivers discretion as to how to remove the vehicle. law enforcement are not experts on vehicle recovery. had you been able to pull the truck out the direction you wanted it would have gone faster and everyone would have been out of there before dark.

Great attention to safety when you were getting out of the truck! And good on you for having the radios for your crew! Great addition to your kit. So many other people need to add that.

Thumbs up as always brother Great job sux the Hp did not let you face oncoming traffic ... Where im from they would have i did it all the time.. a clean highway is a smooth highway! Anyway god bless and keep the rubber on the road.. cant wait for more videos to come! maybe get some gopros for the kids on the rollback and med duty? would be wicked to see how they do things also! a simple tow and everyday adventures could be fun!

Spellbound watching again Ron, many thanks for a visit into your work....Ian.... Essex England UK

WOW , That was a marathon job Ron... Way to go team Midwest !!! Did you have to cage the brakes on the trailer or where you able to air up the trailer? Great job Ron That was a tough one . Be Safe out there, All The Best and God Bless

My dad and 2 brothers were tow truck drivers in the 1970's (not semi towers). He said accidents were not for the feint of heart. So, if you couldn't stand to see people get hurt or killed, go into another business. You guys are doing a great job with your towing. Glad I found your videos. I'm going to watch all of them.

31k subs!!! This channel has come a long way!!!! That's a blessing

That driver was so lucky things held together and didn't roll. Another fine recovery, Sir! Never fails to impress the way you bring it together. Thanks so much for sharing, Ron God bless you and yours. SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stay safe.

Wow... got SO into watchin... hadn't realized it'd been an hour! LOL

Another great recovery Ron. It still is a shame even with all the safety gear out there folks still don't want to slow down for the recovery. Seems like most were blowing by you at highway speeds. Seen you using the rim straps again. Unbelievable that they can help pull all that weight. Keep up the great work & God Bless you & yours.

As usual Good work Ron and crew. It really helps that you know so much about towing and recovery of big rigs. How long in real time did this recovery take? I see the video is a touch over 1 hour long. In Minnesota I think you would have been allow to go the wrong way because of time and safety. I disagree with the troupers request you not do that. The decision to say no could have turned out badly. It did not turn out badly luckily. Part of the reason for that is how you do your job and what you know about towing and recovery. Thanks for sharing this video.

Glad to see the guy was alright. That had to be one scary ride for him. Great work.

another briliant video ron, that was a tricky recovery well done ron

Amazing how I am not bored watching your videos. I used to replace relatively large industrial three phase motors. Not as heavy as your lifts but as tedious and dangerous when we have to apply power to the replacements for testing. Would be proud to have one of your baseball caps.Am on the other side of the world and don't have much disposable income though. Great videos. I have a clone of the wrangler jeep and I will take inspiration from your truck in terms of styling.

Ron & Crew... Amazing results again for what could had been worse ! I was watching the trailer.. thought it would tip when you pulled it on the shoulder. .. Great video Ron.. take care Blessing's sent your way. ... PJ

Very nicely done. Ron, You never cease to amaze me in what you can do. Keep up the good work my "youtube" friend.

I could be sleeping but I am watching this... Nice videos!!

Ron Pratt you should write a accident recovery manual. I have watched “Highway thru Hell “ and your videos are so much better than all the tow trucks shows available!!!!! Ron Pratt and his guys do it again!!!!!

i watch them all great work Ron and very professional. keep posting

Now this gentleman....is a master recoverer. And he leads his help without stripping them of their dignity. What a gentleman.....who knows his profession.

Looked impossible to my untrained eye! Great job as always!

I really like the longer videos. And PTL the driver wasn't hurt and didn't hurt anyone else. Kudos to him!! Glad you guys all made it through without injuries as well.

Good to see u in the day time..... the sheriff laughed and said now now we see him. 9:35

I love seeing somebody work who knows what he/she is doing and putting creativity in it i.e. working with what you got. Love it. Keep it up!

And here I thought the scene was gonna be looking like a snow globe with cotton seed everywhere.

It is not the machine, it is the man behind the machine. You are doing great. Enjoyed. Thanks

hi ron i wanted to wish you all the guys at midwest toe and recoving a happy fathers day im sorry i was late and i mail you you and all the guys a card so im not sure if you got . but ive injoy your shows here on you tube . thanks ron be safe man ., tom protzman.

Awesome job Ron, I have to say you and your crew make a difficult job look easy, but that's where your experience comes into it's own, very professional, glad nobody got injured. Amazing really considering he crossed the median on a busy road like that, well done. Stay safe and god bless you all. pat. uk.

I really like this channel as I have always been interested in & like watching these types of videos! The ones on TV always looked staged to me & scripted for TV! This channel & a couple others are not like that & are actually informative & I enjoy watching them! Thank you for doing these great videos!

Mr.Pratt, thank you for the reminder of building a ramp to get a livestock trailer over a low edge. Simple but effective.

I'm no expert but I think the trooper made a wrong call on this.... with the right traffic management both lanes could have been closed prior to the junction allowing for a far quicker recovery....

I don't know how I ended up here but that had me glued to the screen. Awesome stuff.

Love those blue Amsteel rope wheel slings! Very cool. I can use something similar in 4x4 offroad recovery situations.

You certainly earned your pay with that one. Good job! :-)

WOW YOU 3 ARE AMAZING. SUPER TEAM WORK, AND A SUPER GOOD JOB GETTING THAT RIG TURNED AROUND. .

great channel congrats on 31k subs keep up the great work also love the online store god bless

3,000,000 miles of OTR and never needed this type of service but if I did I would hope to find a business like yours. Professional, not only with your expertise but with the cops and especially with your employees. Best wishes with your business!

Who else watched the whole video

I just wish there were more people like you in this world because it would make a world of difference You and your crew are great..keep up the great work Love the videos..I hope one day I will learn to have patience like you..❤❤❤❤

Hey, Hope everyone is doing great.

Man, you guys are the people that make America great. Let's get those career politicians put to real work and see what it takes. Congratulations and thanks for the great video.

Man he did take a ride I am glad he is ok.Most of the truck tip over on it side Someone was watching out for him from above today.Big Brutha pulled that semi like it was a toy truck.I seen mike got his safety Helmet.They should be wearing safety glass if something hits them in the eye

Very informative...very different than my work. Learned some new stuff today. Thanks for uploading!

Thanks for what you do Ron:)

Hi Ron, again fantastic clip about your work with your colleagues. I keep myself amazing about the almost seem to be easiness in executing those jobs which only proves your craftsmanship in this line of work. Had a little question: does your equipment (the remote or something) have a gauge or digital device indicating the strength involve pulling those lines under stress or a shut off point when the tension is to much for the crane or cables? Maybe, my minimal knowledge in this line of work but you are not pulling so far until something snaps (that also includes the hook up points or rims on the crashed truck)? Thanks already and good luck looking forward to other clips. grts Ric

Outstanding Job there Ron. Great video.

I watched one of your videos couple weeks ago. And from the first video I was hooked. Subscribed then. I've been binge watching now for 3 days. Favorite channel. Thank you. And I also love the way you speak and your faith in God. You are a great person and the guys who work for you seem same, they look up to you and the way you help them, showing them is just.what I like.

rally like the long videos thank you for that and keep up the good work

You're not an officer, but I gotta thank you for the service you provide man. Absolutely fantastic.

"Oh its in gear" DOH LOL Darn shame you could not have turned around to drag it out.

I'm unsure if you get notifications for older videos, so I may end up posting something similar again. Ron, you show a great amount of professionalism and respect to everyone you encounter. It's people like you who make me proud to be an American and part of our melting pot. It's not just actions that dictate a man, but his intentions. I respect you sir and I mean that. May God bless you and your family. Goodnight, I hope your weekend is as nice as your truck.