Okay, I'm doing something a little bit different today. I actually have a recovery to do. I'm a friend Damien here with me. Somehow he rolled his F250 onto its side off of the Greenbelt Trail. This is a dirt trail, so I'm taking my M37 off-road wrecker out there and we'll see if we can get him unstuck. I do have Cassie following behind me with her Land Rover. My rollback is in the shop right now, so it's getting worked on and I couldn't bring it out to help. So at least we'll have the Land Rover with the winch in case I need another anchor or to keep the truck from rolling back on its side. So how did this happen in the first place? I was going down the dirt trail and there was no way to turn around, so I just thought I'd back out and I was backing out. You were good and there's three of us taking out for road a little bit, so I decided to get off the side and try to dodge it. And I went a little bit too far on the passenger side and my rear rail fell off and I corrected it, spun us around and off the road into the ditch. Well here's the truck, it looks like this might be harder than I thought because we have a bunch of trees here that it's kind of wedged in between. I think I'm going to try to pull it this way, see if I can get it on its wheels and then we'll see if we can pull it back up on the road somehow. Pull it all the way to that front tire that's up in the air. It's getting easier so it might fall down at any point now. Is it in neutral? Okay. Well that went relatively well. Okay I was able to pull it back on its wheels and luckily we're facing up this direction and we are clear of the tree now because the truck did slide back a little bit. So I think I'll just reposition my truck, try to get off to the side over here and see if I can pull it up onto the road. This has the Ford Twin Beam Front Axle so I'm just going to go over on the end of the axle there, see if we can pull this corner up first, get it away from the tree. Don't do not try to start it just so I can pull a little lower, I have a shackle down there mounted to my pencil over to the truck. I think that will give me the best angle of getting it up here on the road. Can you put your window down? So I turned the key just enough to unlock the steering wheel. Can you turn all the way to the left? Okay put your foot on the brake and put it in neutral. Let's go ahead and let off see if it moves at all. Okay so just keep steering to the left if you can. Okay straighten it out a little. Keep going that way if you can. Okay put your foot on the brake and put it in part. I'm going to loosen you. Okay I'm just going to try to pull you up on here so wait till I have slack on it. Put your brakes right now and get it in neutral. Okay is your parking brake off? So don't let off the brakes until I start to put some tension on it. We'll just pull you right up on the road there. Alright get your hood popped up and so you can get it running. Got you check your oil see if it's got any. How much leaked out of it? Ooh it's very one stick. Yeah it's not even one stick. Okay. Hold up. While he's pulling the spark plugs out let's take a look at the damage. This is previous damage up here. You can see the doors now caved in. The mirror is below the door cell. The door is not going to open anymore. Running board fair pretty well. Just a little bit of damage back here. Bruck out the light obviously. But all things considered I think this truck did pretty well. He's got six of the plugs out so far. This one in particular just completely coated in oil. So we know at least one cylinder is pretty full of oil. There's another good one. I'm guessing the ones that are on the driver's side are going to be okay because all the oil would have run over here to the passenger side. Whoa stop. I got a shot in the face with oil. Try it again. He got the spark plugs out but the engine still won't turn over so we're going to try to tow this out of here. Alright I'm going to get him pulled back to his house. He's only about a mile away. So if you want to see more videos like this, comment below and click subscribe.