The fact that the rear window popped out but didn't break amazes me! 16:52

My niece reminded me of the accident she had in MO. On a Friday afternoon, leaving KU headed east, an air brake unit from a passing tractor trailer dropped off and proceeded to bounce into the windshield of her car. She was taken to a nearby small town, her wounds administered to by a local Dr. Her car was taken to a local garage and a new windshield ordered. That weekend she stayed with an older local couple and ate gratis at the local diner. She was back on the road Tuesday noontime. She is now teaching at Wichita State. We and her are thankful to the folks of MO who helped her so many miles from home. Narragansett Bay

Some of the benefits of working side by side is you not only learn how each station runs but what each crew members role or job is on any scene all while watching everyone’s 6. Only those who work these professions can truly understand the benefits and Comradery. Thanks so much your awesome. Stay safe Ron and crew and Family 🤙🏽 For the people who are reading this, SLOW DOWN MOVE OVER!!!!!!.

He had everything imaginable tool you could think of. And then the weapon showed up. That Trooper has a keen eye. Good job Ron. Prayers for the driver. God Bless You, and as always, BE SAFE!

It is heartwarming to see such a good relationship between all the responders. Awesome.

Love how the volunteer fire department blocked the roadway with their truck for you. Good job guys

That's a great trooper. He worked the scene from start to finish. Around here you'll see them pull up, get some info and sit in their patrol car in the AC watching something on their laptop or playing on their phone until you tap on the window and let them know the scene is clear.

You rolled that so nice, we had to watch it twice!

Ron I just recently started working for a company doing towing and recovery and I just wanted to thank you so much for these vidyas I have learned so much from watching you and how its step by step keep up the great work sir and god bless

What a mess to clean up. Glad you got some help picking it all up. I look forward to all of your videos. God Bless you.

It’s like seeing my world! I used to work for a forklift dealer and did that kind of unload a few times with our small truck, and I drive a pickup almost exactly like the rolled one. Thanks for the video Ron!

I absolutely love the way you communicate with the first responders and employees. Clear and precise. Also love how you ask for prayers and well wishes.

I gotta say, after watching your videos, the police around you are awesome. I've never seen a cop here in Ohio lift a finger to help like this one did. Definitely one of the good ones. It was nice of the fire crew to help as well.

Thank you Ron, fast turn around I'm glad the Driver was ok 👍

Fortunately, no cornstalks were seriously injured in the crash. Sadly, however, a large patch of grass will need an undetermined amount of therapy to fully recover. 😜 Gotta see the humor and be thankful an irreplaceable life wasn't lost this day. Thank you for another great video Mr Pratt! God bless🙏

It's totally amazing that the driver was not seriously injured. I have been a volunteer firefighter for 20 years and I am so glad. Stay safe RON thank you for posting the video

The farmer in me cant help but take an inventory of the weeds they're dealing with down there 😂

I love this shit man my dad been towing since he was 18 and he's going on 50 still driveing that truck

Even after a bad roll over, she still manages a smile in true Ford fashion, at the end of the time lapse sequence, right at the camera. Got to just love those Ford Trucks, I will definitely have a moment of silence for her.

I kept yelling TIE THE DRIVER'S DOOR SHUT but I'm about 30 miles away and there was some background noise. Good fast safe cleam recovery.

I think it's awesome to see that everyone helps and works together to solve this kind of accident. I've seen others where, for example, fire brigades and police work against each other.

Ron, Can't imagine why you think the truck is totaled? A cut here, a tap there, a hydraulic press...everywhere. Great video Ron!!

You help the towing company and emergency services, Thank you for all you done to help us. Be safe. Also that must be a complicated job lol

Thank you for a job well done Ron. Your care and compassion is first rate. You truly care about your work, and it shows.

Absolutely Love the Roll Back trucks, Incredibly universal for many situations! Our company bought a used one just to move a forklift from one shop to another, but we quickly discovered all the other things we could use it for, I'ts Awesome!

Big thumbs up prayers to the people that were in that truck glad they're okay keep praying that they heal up fine they look like they were real lucky how the driver was real lucky is that truck is totaled great job cleaning up the same with lots of help everybody working as a team even the trooper great job thanks for sharing God bless

No power lines, no rain, no mud - you got it so easy !! ☺

Truck's just being safe. "Honk! I'm comin' over!" Glad to hear the driver was OK! I have heard of someone getting a cab from a junk yard and doing a swap on one of those older trucks. Left the motor mounted on the frame and everything. Got it back on the road, running and working to this day.

When your cable show coming out , i could watch this all the time

no lie though a new cab for that truck easy to find and that truck be on the road in a weekend

Textbook example of everyone cheerfully working together. major bonus points there.

That time when the tools in the back of your truck become worth more than the truck itself!!

Ya know, I was recently in an accident (no injuries to either party) totaled my full size truck... it amazing to see what you all deal with.... everyday! Thank you!!

Seeing the FD not only STOP the traffic for your safety, but actually physically BLOCK the traffic when you needed it, that's collegiality that should be everywhere.

Thank God the driver is OK. Excellent job Ron. You probably ended dead tired after picking up all of the junk from the pick up truck. God bless 🙏🙏

I'm glad the driver was alright although he maybe lost his 10mm socket and also great video as always Ron!

Those milk crates would've been handy schlepping the small stuff.

Ron. nice video, we say in Holland: Many hands make light work.

I think I know what went wrong in that accident. That truck is older. And judging by how it honked its horn when you turned it around, I think its reactions were a little slow...Or a lot slow... That milk-crate would have made a good scoop for the stuff in the bed by the way. Also, you know you have the respect of a trooper when you ask if you can have the road for 5 minutes to make it easier and he says: "You can have it for half an hour, an hour if you need". He knows Ron Pratt isn't here to just look at the job, he's here to get it done! And real helpful firecrew. Just love seeing that. Good people working together.

Nothing is better in life than eating popcorn while watching a Ron Pratt video.

Ron, What you need is a pick up stick to pick up that small stuff. I volunteer myself in my county assisting the local Emergency Services, Law Enforcement, and the NC Highway Patrol and the general traveling public as providing safety for the traveling public best I can. I use my personal truck more as a Utility vehicle because I have a solid tri-fold cover over the bed. In the back ( bed ) I have a lot of stuff to use in a situation such as that. I have a street broom, wheeled magenet, colapsible traffic cones, toe strap ( seldomed used ) and a lot of other stuff. When I see stuff in the road, I try as safely as possible stop and block traffic with my truck with the amber light bar on and hazzards, and if I can call the EOC advising I have debris in the road and I will get it up. We all work as a team. Me as a Retired Firefighter, that's what we done...work together. About a year ago, I was heading home and there was a lot of debris in the travel lane blocking all that lane and traffic was crossing over in the other lane to doge the mess. There could had been a serious crash if nothing was done. I stopped my truck in that lane in front of the debris blocking all traffic, got out, put on my High visible traffic vest, went to back of my truck and got my street broom and swept the stuff off the lane of travel, then got my magent and picked up lots of screws and nails. then I reopened the lane to let traffic flow. Yes, I done all this alone. No Law Enforcement was in that area then. At least I used my Firefighting skills on a crash scene in that incident. That is why I mentioned about having a pick up stick. It'll make it a lot easier to pick up all that small stuff and reduce the risk of cutting your hand although good gloves are great but they can protect only so much. I know because I been there and it's no fun being cut. This video made me think about what I encountered. I wanted to share that with you in this long comment. No matter what the situation, or incident, be safe out there you and your crew. You are best what you do and I know those you have helped were blessed to have you there. Always keep God first in all things. God bless. Michael from NW North Carolina

The flipping over of the truck reminded me of about 20 years ago when I was parting out an 87 E250 van. I wanted the 300-6 engine but wanted an easier way to remove it than out through the front. So I unbolted every body to frame bolt except the two by the front bumper. Then I pushed the front of the van up to a large tree, ran a tow strap around the tree up at 10-12 feet then ran a large chain down to the hole in the roof near the back doors and looping it back to itself. With my F150 hooked up to the frame it took 2-3 tries to accomplish the body frame separation. I wish I could have gotten it on video as the body basically hinged at the front bumper and lifted up and off, landing upside down. With the body off it was much easier to get to the engine and transmission.

Sick with a cold but still crawled out of bed long enough to watch the video...Stay safe!!

Nice to see agencies work together. Thanks for posting "Slow Down- Move Over" When I'm on duty directing traffic I'd say 90% people in my state do. But some people you have to keep reminding them

That rollover was a thing of beauty and grace ;) !

15:15 Horn goes off for a sec 😂

never ceases to amaze me all the ways you use those snatch blocks on the rollback. a really good idea. i guess with experience you could take on just about any job with just a rollback. really cool!

Love watching you work Mr. Pratt, an applied physics lesson on every video!

"They don't make them like they used to." Yeah, if it had been my dad's 72 Ford F-150, Ron could have just rolled that sucker back over and dad could have driven it home. LOL

Good work Ron, love the videos and really appreciate how you try and do every single job as safe and efficiently as possible. meeting you in person down in cape earlier this year was great, from one tow op to another stay safe and always watch your six. god bless - Jon Tow Op in St Charles MO

Your rapport with the first responders is wonderful. It's making life better for everyone. Best regards.

Dang everyone seems so nice in the Midwest. Even the cop was helping. You’d never see that in my city. Respect!!

You make it look so easy. Stay safe out there and God bless.

When they started cleaning up the stuff from the bed of the truck I thought “with as much crap that’s in there, I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a gun in that pile”. 2 min into cleaning it up, trooper finds a revolver lol

Ron , you Are the Yoda of recovery, and My Prayers are Always with You and the crew And the people that has been involved, God Speed Brother .

One of your most professional skills that gets the least attention is your outstanding driving. I taught driving for years and you, sir, are a master.

Forklifts and Fords and flippin, oh my.

Bet there was a 10mm socket that went missing that day

no matter the mess thay you and crew have to clean up, i don't believe that I've heard any of you complain , its good to see people work together. another great video, my hope is that everyone who watches learns. that a job is just that and make it as pleasant as possible

Greetings and Blessings again from Cardington Ohio .... Thank you for sharing another well-done, well executed job. The efficiency and cooperation among all workers onsite is outstanding ..... and it's present every time! Thankful that the driver is ok! God's Blessings to you, your family and the staff at Midwest. Blessings to each of the many viewers and subscribers as well. May His Hand of protection be upon you in all that you do. Thank you again for another great video.

Hopefully everyone is ok with the second situation god bless as always Ron

Hi sir Ron i had some sad news on the 7th of this month that my mum passed away god bless u & ur family

Pray the driver has a full recovery. May the Lord bless you and your family and keep you safe from all harm. I enjoy watching your videos. It is nice to see a real professional at work doing a job that has a lot of hazard to it. I have watched some of the others. And they are not as professional as you are Mr Pratt. Keep up the excellent work. And keep the videos coming

As always, your experience made these two jobs look easy. You are a true professional at what you do. Thanks for sharing.

Watching this, it would seem like you know what your doing. Ha ha. Great job like usual.

Love the rattling of chains.

I have just discovered your channel and really enjoy it. Not much on TV anymore thst is worth viewing. It blesses my heart when you ask for prayer for all involved. My daddy was a Baptist preacher and at one time he also drove a tow truck to make ends meet for our family. So I'm hooked on your videos. Lol. P.S. im from Mississippi outside of Jackson . Thank you for sharing your videos.

Another good video Ron got the forklifts unloaded and then got the wreck cleaned up Wow that driver sure had a lot of stuff to clean up hope when came to your shop to get everything he brought plenty of boxes to put everything in Hope you your family and the Midwest crew have a good weekend and stay safe out there

Ron You Sir are a master of geometry when it comes to rigging! Archimedes would be very proud of you!

Shame. The underside of that truck looked pretty much rust free. Actually looked like a good old truck

Thanks Ron. Been watching your videos. I like how respectful you are of everyone and how collaboratively you all work together. And I resolved to do better in this regard for myself.

Another professional job. Always a pleasure to watch you work and to see the level of respect shown by all. Thank you.

That trooper is a good guy for helping. You wouldnt see that in california. Thankfully, i dont live there

PICKING ALL THAT UP REMINDS ME OF GOING DUMPSTER DIVING :)

Hey Ron...I like alot how you do your videos! As a wrecker driver as well...i have some crazy calls and you never know what your gonna get... Absolutely love my job..You are reallly good at what you do and thanks so much for taking the time to do it....I gotta say working the big wrecker looks a bit intimidating but you handle it like a pro...Good Job brother.

Ron, you probably can't predict exactly how much cleanup you will have on a job, but in a case like this one, a 5 gallon plastic bucket might have helped you clean all the junk out of the grass a little quicker. You do an excellent job Ron. I don't know if there is anyone in the US better than you at crash recovery and guiding those around you to get things done.

Great work as always Ron! Great to see the rapport you’ve built with the troopers and FD. Keep safe and god bless sir!

when you drive a ford its always nice to have tools

Busy day Ron, 3 fork lifts & a Ford Roll Over. Thank God the driver survived. He'll probably want those tire for his next truck. Big mess with all the junk from the back of the truck. People don't plan on going out & flipping over. Everybody worked to get the guys stuff back in his truck. That's team work.

I looked for this ending music name from the first time I saw the Midwest Truck video and finally solved it today. Thank you for always sharing. God bless you

I wish I lived closer, I would buy that truck & put my 1995 150 body on that frame

Executed job well done and it shows. Bless you.

What a cleanup job !! Wow, even the Trooper helped out !! Amazing !!!

Great work and so good to see others pitch in to help clean up. Team work. Blessings. 🙏👠👠

you're lucky all that stuff was dumped in one spot, it could have been flung out into the corn field.

Wow! That was a smooth recovery. Ron, how long did it take you to be that safe and efficient? Impressive!

Glad everyone was ok. Great video as always. Have a blessed time till the next video.

Found your channel 2 weeks ago,I'm in the uk and really like watching your challenges, stay safe .

Everyone, please SLOW DOWN, MOVE OVER For the safety of everybody

I've been thinking on your comment about needing to reorganize the toolboxes again. On the rollback trucks, would shallow vertical chain and strap boxes located above the bed be a good addition? I'm picturing something out near the edge of the bed but inside the headache rack width so as not to impede vision, about cab height and maybe the 16" or so wide (about the width of the winch tray area), and maybe 8" or so deep. Would they get in the way of the payload too often? Given how well the chain carousel on the Rotator works, these would be stationary and smaller variant that could help keep things organized. Yes, I design equipment for a living and try to come up with tools and systems that make things easier to work with.

mate these videos are just awesome, so educational, and somehow soothing, youtube obviously likes these too, i've never watched anything to do with tow trucks or ever heard of your channel, but youtube recommended 5 of your videos to me until i watched the log truck roll over from a few weeks ago, i'm hooked already, keep up the great work mate!

brings back memories dfw area, recovering accidents off the 820 and 360 dn there. this was a 2 lane road, didnt have to worry about rubberneck's but people are crazy in dfw. nice to watch, be safe.

looks like FD has a strobe out on their engine... actually, looks like the entire right sode is out, including brake lights. maybe they need to pay a visit to midwest truck, eh?

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Great video as always sir. Always thought I was the only person strange enough to be addicted to ice breakers....then I found your channel. Glad to be in good company lol God bless

As ever Ron, quick / safe and professional.👍🇮🇲

Good morning Ron, 5:30 in the AM here pst. That beeping sound was that the PTO? Also the revolver the trooper found, is it legal to carry one? You make it look so easy on the recoveries but like you said 'many times many jobs' Keep safe will watch u next wk.🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸😃

When Ron asked the Trooper for the condition of the driver and he said 'fine'- Ron should have said "well see, Prayers DO WORK!"

It*s awesome when you have good relations withpolice,EMTs, FD, and the fellow tow truck operators,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Seeing this i am reminded of an incident in my area. As the tow truck was uprighting a truck no one was aware there was a shotgun in the truck. As it came over the impact made the gun go off and unfortunately the gun discharged and the round hit the state trooper fatally wounding him. So i guess you never know what is in a vehicle but maybe a quick inspection would be a good idea. Be safe sir.