So I'm currently learning towing, thank yall so much for those educational videos

Wayne. I thank God I found you. I have never worked for a towing company before, but know id be very good at it. I'm going to purchase my own rollback deck truck with a lift on the back to start as an independent recoverer & tower!!.. and just go right into the fire. I'm gonna get hands on experience with my own personal and friends vehicles at first, and go on from there! In the past I've always perfected things best that way, by just taking the horse by the reigns! But by watching and learning from you is like having a set of training wheels underneath me while learning how to ride a bike!.. I love this video because I feel you are teaching me with great detail to be just like one of your own employees as they are well explained here starting with the basics, ie: what the equipment is called and what it is used for. Rather than some other KZfaqrs that just show you yanking a car up and down the deck! I'd like to handle customers cars (as if they were my own) with precision, accuracy and confidence, as many of today's cars are delicate, costly, and there are several techniques dealt with in different models to keep the accident free vehicles I'd be towing, damage free!.. You are a great teacher, as to why your Buisness has succeeded so well and thrived!.. So I am proud to call you my mentor!..and look forward to learning towing and recovery Techniques from you!!. I look forward and am excited to watching your other videos, and I'm sure there will be questions I have, that you can easily answer, with experience and great knowledge! Myself and alot of us new guys entering the industry are grateful and surprised you have time to do these lectures in parallel to running a successful hectic tow company buisness! Plus I can see your geniune to help someone by answering a personal msg if they have a question about the industry not covered in your videos.. Whereas some how-to videos on KZfaq are just about views and monetary value ,& unresponsive! Also many of us as viewers highly respect you for not being discouraged by any past, present, or future negatory comments from haters and no-it-alls that might do things a tad different in the industry working as only employees for other tow companies...Whats most important is the end result! Always keep in mind that they are upset about being scared to take the leap to be independant, and/or not working for an employer whom's fair like you mr.Smith!! Trust me..I know "first hand" and can safely assume this because I use to be one of them!!!! You know the old saying?? ""If you don't have any haters, you ain't doing something right"" Your friend and mentee Christopher 😃

Thanks Wayne this was a really great video. I couldn’t find anyone breaking things down really until I found your video. I’m going to watch all of your videos I’m sure. Lots of details here.

Mr. Wayne I do hope you drop another insightful video. Thanx for sharing your knowledge.

Great video Wayne, thanks for doing this.

The pool noddle, great idea.

I just purchased a rollback for personal use and these videos are great for us beginners, thanks.

I am considering starting a towing business I am very practical and logical with angles and recovery ideas but this is helping learn the basics which is a necessity

You very good professor for this business .. I trust you %100

Wayne ! Excellent explanation great help .

Hey Wayne great video. Thanks!

Mr Smith thank you

Thank you Mr Wayne

Very Articulate. First time viewer. Well done. Easy to follow. .

Thank you so much , very informative

Thanks Wayne, please wear your PPE - gloves and glasses. Where you keep all the equipment without pulling a trailer behind you.

7/4/2019 Hi Wayne and a great 4th of July to you, Sir, I'm not able to find your 2nd video? I like the newly revised intro-vid. Thank you!

not the prettiest stuff but a good handful of stuff to do most tows or recovery. Put another snatch block and 100ft of chain in the side box and roll out. lol 😂 Be safe of there my tow family. ❤️ from A1 Towing Inc. NJ

Great video thank you

Thanks good video👍

The T-hook works great for machinery like skit steer loaders and tractors. They have inverted V-shaped sluts cut out in their frame and they are for T-hooks specifically. If you ever load a combine at the John Deere factory in East Moline, they won’t let you leave unless you have a 4 point securement with T-hooks.

Amazing honest demonestration Where usually do you look for a towing truck to buy?

Show how to re rap your cable. Very important. Plus using dish soap or antifreeze to slide off a vehicle in park, with no keys

Thank you so much for your perfect videos! Is there any apps show the right spot where to get the car hooked? My concern is doing the wrong spot and damage the car! Thank you

I would have loved to work with you..I like your mannerism your just a good ol boy..am 71 haven't operated a tow truck in 40 + years I like your teaching ways. Do you have a auto wheel lift training video

Do you have a video on that roll over bar?

Thank you

I just want to say Thanks for taking your time to create this video and to share your knowledge and experience as a Tow Truck driver with others. I just started to study to become a driver my self as well and im trying to research as much information as possible that way it will help me understand of how and what this industry is about , that way i can provide and excellent service out on the field when need it.. Yes there is many different ways, equipments and tactics out there but the more i learn, more comfortable i will feel. Please continue posting more video!!!

I'd love to work with a company like this

How would you approach an operator for an opportunity as a newbie? I’m watching these videos and trying to find out the basics.

White lithium spray cans are what I’ve found is best for the ratchets..

so much for part 2

Extremely helpful video thank you

Thenk you

Informative video but please new and experienced drivers keep a great eye on your straps not trying to knock the poster but the majority of his straps are torn and should be removed from service they are all in my opinion unsafe since they are starting to tear. Also please do not keep,the clamps of your jump box clamped to the handle the box is always live and if for some reason the clamps fall off they will possibly touch and that can be bad sparks lead to fire when the truck has all kinds of grease and oil stains. Use the cops provided for the clamps or even better use a box that has a on/off switch

Need more videos Wayne

Can u operate a wrecker service without a storage lot

Hey, I don't do towing but its my dream but what you believe the uses of the amber warning lights to be used?

If it's a newer car .. t hooks are ok... If there's alot of rust... Don't use t hooks..

I had to use the jack handle as a " cheater pipe" ...... .. ....then I could not insert it back into the jack. Huge problem!!!!!!!! An HHR IS TOTAL JUNK!!!!!!

Where can I get those stuff to hold down a car

What the price range 😊 a new tow truck driver start out with rollback. New or used

do all tow truck make commission pay when towing a vehicle

I wish you or someone would elaborate more on the use of R hooks . I have never found a use for them . What am I missing .

Whens the next video?

Do you need a cdl to drive one of these?

I just got 20+ years of experience for free😎

The average consumers vehicle may not be a BMWya or Mercedes..etc etc, but may be a nice vehicle to them would also appreciate if you use your noodle and use the pool noodle on the wire rope to protect their car from damage and the headache of a damage claim and their vehicle out of service and held up being in the body shop because you wouldn’t use a $1 pool noodle on all recoveries where the wire rope could possibly contact the cosmetics of the vehicle(s). Wouldn’t it make more sense to just use it no matter the brand or quality of the consumers vehicle?

price this truck?

Where you from

Rollover stick lmao

Anybody knows how much skates cost in US? here in my country it's unreal expensive

R hooks are good for toyota and most foreign pieces of junk

Wire rope? Its called a winch cable.