South Westland: 3 traffic cones = a dozen heavy earthmovers doing their thing rebuilding the road All of the North Island: 3 traffic cones = a pebble has fallen onto the road

Great Video Geoff, thanks for sharing

Thanks, love your videos., never stop please.

In Australia the cops would totally shut the road and traffic would be banked up for miles. They'd be at least five vehicles and ten people working on traffic control. But still only the same two doing the actual recovery. Seems a much better system you have.

I swear I've been there back in 2020, when I visited New Zealand. Funny enough, that type of bus was exactly the one my tour group was riding on.

LoL I ducked under those bridge supports at the start! 😁

At least they didn't shut the road like the cops would have done plus no wasting time puting out about 100 road cones

Seems an unlikely place for an off road excursion. It would be interesting to see that drivers log book! Great work by those involved.

Thanks for posting brother ??? Does the camera on top feed into cab of truck at all or is it just a gopro type thing??? How did it end there ( speed ? Or avoiding oncoming traffic) Thanks again for your work posting

Looks like the South Island? Nice recovery vehicle.

Perfect example of "you cant park there mate".

FARK! 😱 How the hell did he/she get there?😳 Anyway, hold my beer, I got this. 😂

6:46 beautiful landscape

Beautiful scenery.

Geoff, Nice work........probably the biggest "catch" reeled in to date? To ensure winch recoveries continue successfully could you please take 20 litre of old sump oil and slather that winch wire in it? The wire's strands need the lubrication so that when the strain comes on the wires slide over each other rather than cause a "sticking point" which may then cause a broken strand...or worse......multiple broken strands..... Also when the wire packs down onto the spool under tension the same 'slip" is necessary as each rotation lays the wire beside the previous rotation... which also helps stop tangles and aids in unspooling the wire manually.... and lastly of course.... rusty winch wire reduces the wire strength..... Was the winch OEM or did you have to engineer it? Is the drive to the winch mechanical/hydraulic or electric?

Straight road. 'Lets go over here' 🤦

Great video Geoff.....there'd be half an hour of bullshitting on if it was a Yankee video...!

They were lucky they had the hard area across the toad to work from.

Brilliant 10/10

How come my boss got out of the way? Even though the road is good!

No . Try the north .it's a different story here . Our brynderwyns close for two months .traffic contro on every side roads .people cang even read stop sign or give way anymore millions of cones traffic trucks . Still wait till all the banks slip in the bryunderwyns slip again .due to bank batters to steep .can't see why they couldn't cut be hind banks whole new rd . Then pull it in with diggers no rd closing then .

V. . 😊😊😅 😊😊 😊 😊

Good to see the health & safety road hazard cones & signs out & traffic management people doing their thing. Guess you can get away with out that in South Westland aye.

Very crude recovery - just sheer brute force, no finesse. Have a look at how Ron Pratt does it - MidWest Trucks, in the USA, with his Rotator.

Chineeezeee Bus Tour ???????