Abrams’ Heavy Towing Mississauga Team Prevents Rush Hour Chaos
Abrams Heavy Towing Mississauga team was called into action when a 3 ton service truck suddenly went airborne on the ramp of the northbound 407 and eastbound 401. The truck was outfitted with tool boxes full of tools, a welder, and a small crane arm. The details of what caused the accident remain unclear. It is speculated that the truck hit a bump on the ramp which caused his axle to break and completely flip over the car.
When the Abrams team arrived on the scene of the accident, the truck was flipped over on its roof and the backend was now facing forward. The tools which were previously secured in the truck’s tool boxes were now scattered all across the highway. To make matters worse, it was now 3PM on a Friday afternoon. The weekend rush hour was just starting and two out of three lanes on the ramp were blocked!
As traffic slowly got by on the remaining lane, the heavy towing technicians got to work. Using a complicated barrel roll maneuver (which requires flipping over the truck in mid air) the team was able to get the truck back on its wheels safely. Once the wheels were back on the ground, the team was able to back up their wrecker and load up the truck.
It doesn’t get more high stakes than a flipped over truck, an explosion of tools, and a highway during rush hour. The Abrams team kept their cool and got the job done like the professionals that they are!
Abrams’ Heavy Towing Mississauga Team Prevents Rush Hour Chaos Details
A call was received at Abrams’ dispatch center and the Heavy Towing Mississauga team was dispatched to the scene of the accident on northbound 407 and eastbound 401. The Heavy Towing Mississauga team drove to the site of the accident. Once they arrived on scene the Heavy Towing Mississauga team saw a service truck which was flipped over on its roof. The backend of the truck was now facing forward. The truck was outfitted with tool boxes on its side, a welder in the middle, and a small crane arm on the back. The truck was used to service big equipment such as excavators. The Heavy Towing Mississauga noted that tools were all over the highway.
The Heavy Towing Mississauga noted that two out of three lanes on the highway were blocked. Cars were able to drive by on the remaining lane at considerably low speeds. The Heavy Towing Mississauga team picked up the 3 ton service truck and flipped it over using a barrel roll maneuver. Once the truck was back on its wheels, the Heavy Towing Mississauga team lowered the truck down onto their wrecker’s underreach. The Heavy Towing Mississauga secured the truck to its wrecker. Once secure, the Heavy Towing Mississauga team were able to safely tow the service truck away therefore reopening the closed lanes on the highway.
