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Big truck rolled down a hill and crashed into a house!

*EDIT* I will put this at the beginning since people don't read through the description. I had to censor the truck logos because the company does not want it to show and I respect that. Wish people would focus more on the crazy job we did than why I had to censor it lol We are back once again with quite possibly one of my most challenging and monstrous calls ever. Dave and I responded to a call for a loaded mixer that rolled hundreds of feet down a huge hill and landed in a house. This was just before we got Hulk so I brought our 60ton rotator (aka old yeller) and Dave brought our 75ton (aka Big Flipper). The first challenge as you can see was the space. We are used to tight and crazy working environments but this one is definitely up there. This area is residential with no truck route, so maneuvering the streets to access this was difficult. Once on scene, we saw how severe the damage was. The mixer gained a ton of momentum when rolling down the hill and landed with such force that it almost fell apart when it crashed. The mixer bowl broke off the frame, the transmission fell out, the rear axle was off, not to mention the gallons of diesel and oil that flooded the garage. Step one was to "Frankenstein" some rigging to hold the entire mixer together so it wouldn't fall apart as we upright and dragged it out. Once upright, step 2 was to pull it out and turn it so it was parallel to the curb. Unfortunately, this was only half the battle. Due to the tiny residential streets and cars everywhere, getting our Landoll up here was virtually impossible. Our next goal was to instead take the mixer down to a wide enough street where we could put it on our Landoll; easier said than done! My father showed up right at this part and it was his idea to use the boom lines to "cradle" the rear of the mixer and drive forward slowly to get it to our destination. Because everything was broken and uneven, we had to go foot by foot to prevent it from falling over since the cement in the mixer was dry by now and therefore the load was horribly uneven. Last step once to a bigger street was to again spin the mixer using the rotators, then back up our Landoll underneath and prep for transport back to our yard. Overall I believe we did a fantastic job given all the conditions fighting us. From start to finish we were on scene for about 14 hours! There hasn't been a job we weren't able to complete yet and this one was not about to break our record, hats off to everyone involved for making this one of our biggest recoveries ever. I have been getting lots of the same questions on my other videos so I will address some of them here: I use a GoPro mounted to my helmet and a tripod for filming The drone is a DJI Mavic 2 Zoom The headsets are from Setcom, model LiberatorMAX I use Adobe Premiere for video editing The driver lived and no one was injured Yes this video was uploaded before, but I had to delete it after a few days due to the company logo being visible. That is fixed now. I am not at liberty to discuss rates or the disclose which company owns the truck that crashed. If you liked the video, follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see our daily recoveries and more pictures of The Hulk and our 75ton rotator, Big Flipper, where I post content regularly. We also have a new merch store on the website where you can get Pepe's gear like hats, beanies, shirts and hoodies! Instagram: @pepestowing Facebook:   / pepestowingla   Store: www.pepestowLA.com/shop