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The 2022 Shine ‘n Star Photo Parade, Gearing Up for Winter, Dealing with Floodwaters, Honoring the Fallen and More
The Tow Times October issue contains the ever-popular Shine ‘n Star Photo Parade, a selection of entries in the 2022 Shine ‘n Star contest. With the recent impacts of Hurricane Ian, readers in flood-affected states will find this issue’s article “Dealing with Floodwaters and Flooded Vehicles” especially useful. In addition, the issue features tips for…
Read MoreAudio Article – Critical Cleanup: Mopping Up Hazardous Material Spills
Critical Cleanup: Mopping Up Hazardous Material Spills from the September 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine When tow operators respond to spill accidents involving everything from passenger vehicles and car haulers to large tankers hauling chemicals, a hazardous material (hazmat) leak can threaten the safety of the incident scene and surrounding area. “The majority of…
Read More2022-2023 Annual SourceBook, Hazardous Material Spills, Accident Debris Cleanup, Critical Industry Issues and More
The Tow Times September issue contains the 32nd Annual SourceBook, 2022-2023 — the premier buyer’s guide for towing industry products and services. This special issue also features topics that include critical towing industry issues, providing hazardous spill response, cleaning up debris at crash scenes and a look at the International Towing & Recovery Hall of…
Read MoreAudio Article: Women of Towing-Michelle Sukow
Woman of Towing from the August 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine There’s a saying that goes, “You can’t keep a good woman down,” meaning that a determined person will succeed or a competent person will always recover from setbacks. That pretty much describes Michelle Sukow, owner of HDM Towing & Truck Center, Lake Mills,…
Read MoreAudio Article: Fleet Forward-Keep An Eye On Tow Truck Maintenance
Fleet Forward-Keep On Tow Truck Maintenance from the August 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine Some motorists are allowing their vehicles to sputter to a stop to save money on gas – a questionable move because a) they could be left stranded anywhere, b) the vehicle is sipping up potentially damaging fuel sediment, and c)…
Read MoreAudio Article: Guardian Fleet Services Airplane Crash Recovery
Guardian Fleet Services Airplane Crash Recovery from the August 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine On June 21, 2022, Red Air flight 203 — an MD-82 aircraft with 140 people aboard — crash-landed at Miami International Airport. The airplane veered off the runway and skidded into a grassy area between the runway and a taxiway.…
Read MoreAudio Article: You’re Hauling A What?
You’re Hauling A What? from the August 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine Big Boys Boat A local marina took advantage of Big Boy’s Towing & Recovery’s boat transport service to move this massive houseboat on it’s Kalyn Siebert VersaMAX 50-ton trailer. Two heavy-duty units from Big Boy’s lifted the vessel onto the trailer, then…
Read MoreAudio Article: ED’s Auto Service & Towing-Game Plan For Growth
Ed’s Auto Service & Towing: Game Plan For Growth from the August 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine The best businesses are always looking for ways to improve and grow. But continuing to grow your business is not easy, and it doesn’t happen overnight. To take your business to the next level, it can be…
Read MoreAircraft Crash Recovery, Fleet Maintenance Software, Lockout Tips, Transport Trailer Loads and More
The Tow Times August issue features the recovery and transport of a crashed passenger aircraft at Miami International Airport by Guardian Fleet Services, hook-up tips for towing collision/salvage vehicles, how maintenance software helps keeps trucks rolling, tips from lockout tool manufacturers, and loads our readers have transported with their lowboy-type trailers. In our Recovery Review…
Read MoreAudio Article: Women of Towing – Jordan Dowhy
Woman of Towing from the July 2022 Issue of Tow Times Magazine Jordan Dowhy didn’t enter the towing business by choice. One day in 2010 husband Logan announced he was buying a rollback, and the wrecks are history. “He saw an opportunity, and we both supported it and went with it,” says Dowhy, 33, co-owner…
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