Assessing Overhead Power Lines Before Raising a Rollback Deck
How to check overhead lines before raising a rollback deck: find every source, learn the voltage, apply the minimum approach distance, and know when to stop.
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RecoveryRig Source Rollback Tow Truck Briefs
Read buyer-side guidance on recovery duty, carrier and chassis configuration, completed-unit ratings, factory quotation scope, exact-model evidence, and delivery responsibilities.
Rollback Tow Truck Winch Cable Care That Actually Holds Up
What to check weekly, clean and lube monthly, and when to pull a rollback winch cable out of service, based on the Jerr-Dan carrier manual.
Read procurement briefWhat Secures a Vehicle on a Medium-Duty Rollback Tow Truck
What actually holds a car on a rollback deck: front and rear tiedowns, both towbar wheel straps, and why the winch is never the sole restraint.
Read procurement briefHow to Position a Jerr-Dan 7.5 Ton Rollback Carrier Deck
On a Jerr-Dan 7.5 Ton medium-duty carrier, deck position is set by two ground contacts, not bed travel. See the order, the check, and the limits.
Read procurement briefHow to Check Payload Limits on a Custom Rollback Tow Truck
Learn the order that settles payload on a custom rollback: chassis GVWR, each axle GAWR, GCWR, then a scale ticket — not the carrier decal.
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