Heavy Truck Recovery for Burned Tractor and Trailer
The latest Mission Wrecker heavy truck recovery was one that only heavy duty recovery professionals could handle! The team of experts was ready to save the day when they recently received a call from a customer from Devine, TX.
The Mission Wrecker team arrived on the scene to find a burned tractor and trailer that was loaded with steel frames. But that wasn’t enough to stop these heavy truck recovery experts! With their top-of-the-line equipment, including a 50-ton century rotator on a Peterbilt chassis, a 55-ton Landoll Trailer pulled by a Peterbilt tractor, an 8.5-ton JerrDan flatbed on a Peterbilt chassis, and a 6K CAT forklift, they were ready to take on any challenge.
Thankfully they were met by the Medina County Sheriffs, TXDOT, and volunteer fire departments to assist in maintaining a safe heavy truck recovery scene. They quickly assessed the situation and got to work. They loaded the tractor onto the flatbed with the help of the rotator, and then unloaded the steel frames onto their landloll trailer for transportation.
Once the load was completely removed, the crew loaded the heavily burned and damaged trailer onto a lift for tow to the impound lot. The heavy truck recovery team worked tirelessly, moving everything out of the way, and picking up the burned debris before clearing the scene. It was an all-hands-on-deck situation, but the Mission Wrecker crew never faltered. Impressive work, team! Keep up the amazing work!
Details of Heavy Truck Recovery by the Pros for Burned Tractor and Trailer
Mission Wrecker recently helped a customer in Devine, TX who needed heavy truck recovery. The heavy truck recovery incident occurred on the IH 35 S near mile marker 126 and three team members made their way onto the scene.
The tractor and trailer had been burned and were in need of professional heavy truck recovery. The weight of the trailer was unknown because the manifest burned, but it was loaded with steel frames.
The heavy truck recovery team brought with them a 50-ton century rotator on a Peterbilt chassis and 55-ton Landoll Trailer that was pulled by a Peterbilt tractor. They also brought an 8.5ton JerrDan flatbed on a Peterbilt chassis and a 6K CAT forklift.
When the heavy truck recovery team arrived on the scene, they were met by the Medina County Sheriffs, TXDOT, and volunteer fire departments.
The heavy truck recovery team ordered all of the appropriate equipment for the job. They began by pulling the tractor along with the king pin apron out from the trailer and loading it onto the flatbed with the assistance of the rotator.
After completing that task, the heavy truck recovery team started unloading the steel frames onto their landoll trailer for transportation. Once the load was completely removed, they loaded the heavily burned and damaged trailer onto a lift for towing to the impound lot. After moving everything out of the way, the heavy truck recovery team picked up the burned debris before clearing the scene. The heavy truck recovery crew arrived on the scene at roughly 9:50 am and they left the scene at 2:30 pm.
