Off the road? We'll get it back on.
Semis, trailers, and equipment stuck in ditches, fields, pastures, mud, snow, and ice. We rig and winch units back to solid ground and onto the road, 24/7.
Rural Nebraska happens off the pavement
A lot of recoveries around Grand Island start in a ditch, a field entrance, or a soft shoulder. Getting a loaded unit out without making things worse takes the right anchor points, the right rigging, and sometimes a lift instead of a pull. That's work our crew knows well.
What we recover
- Semis and trailers in ditches, medians, and fields.
- Farm and construction equipment, from forklifts to excavators.
- Pickups and cars that slid off in bad weather.
- Winter recoveries in snow and ice.
How we do it
Depending on the ground and the load, we use heavy wreckers with winches, a skid steer as a mobile anchor, rotators to lift units over soft ground or embankments, and air cushions when a unit is on its side. Once it's back on solid ground, we can tow it, haul equipment on our trailers, or transfer the load.
Questions about off-road recovery
Can you pull a semi out of a field or ditch?
Yes. We handle winch outs and off-road recoveries from ditches, fields, pastures, and mud, using heavy wreckers, rotators, and rigging.
Do you recover farm or construction equipment?
Yes. We recover and haul equipment, from forklifts to excavators, with our equipment hauling trailers and heavy-duty flatbed.
Do you work in winter conditions?
Yes. We run in snow and ice, including winter recoveries off the road.
