HEAVY RECOVERY

[tiedownsdirect]

Good Video! Thanks Guys!

[felixchaus]

@MissDumyat I didn´t mean on my comment that camera user of this film is shaking the camera even badly. This video is good to watch.

But I still stand behind my comment that I don´t like camera shakers. There is nothing more revolting than get to sea sick watching home videos.

And I hate videos where something hapens and filmer turns camera away from action and after crash turns back and all we see is something happened.

Thumbs up if agree

Thumbs down if likes shaky videos

[mutantroosta]

@felixchaus dont forget about the ones that insist on pointing the camera at their feet to see where they are walking..

[TheDavidpayne]

one towing pin !! ya cant beat a scammell lad's!

[truck501]

is this up in kielder ????

[MrFireman1026]

@MrBenjamin1112 how do you pull something with a push?

[sidecrank]

Bad driving?

[2were5678]

Geez that's not stuck! for all that effort?

[MALTOMEEGE]

ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC VIDEO THANK YOU FOR POSTING

[1873qwerty]

what truck is it??...it's a DAF cab but....

[leonpat2002]

@1873qwerty It's a Foden.

[zacaraua]

Wrong side to be pulling to start with!! But hey what do i know!!

[thegreenerthemeaner]

@zacaraua Really? And what happens when he pulls from the other side and the truck continues to sink before getting on a firm surface? You'll pull it back on it's wheels after you put it on it's side providing you're not fired from the job. You do understand the law of gravity.

[docbipe]

jezzus! hold the camera still!

[felixchaus]

@docbipe Hes not even shaking it bad :)

I truly hate videos where filmer shakes the camera like his pleasing him/her self

[oedixey]

Stand well back

[angelvetto19]

nice recovery good idea use the snatch block

[uknumberone]

I used to drive a Scammell in the British Army!! Lol

[alskdj468]

Nice to see a recovery done by a £12500 truck and not a £250000 truck. Bit worried about all that load on one towing pin, but it did the job so well done indeed.

[andysvideo]

Lets be honest it was never going to be 'too' difficult for the Scammell, that was designed to shift bogged tanks

You can see a few more inexpensive recovery vehicles on my Channel