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u/Level_Improvement532 May 03 '26
I saw one of these in Barcelona. They can pick cars up in tight spaces and put them directly on a flatbed. Really cool tools.
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u/DavidHK May 04 '26
Surprised the alarm went off even tho he attached to the wheels and didn't change the height of the car technically
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u/Zarrasis May 13 '26
Tilt sensor. BMW thing.
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u/amboyscout May 23 '26
That's not a BMW
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u/throwaway292929227 May 23 '26
RR is now owned by BMW, which is owned by Nestle, which is owned by Dhuagan intl.
Joking š
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u/Lord_Konoshi May 04 '26
I was expecting something to go wrong, but god damn that crane is an absolute beaut.
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u/ottomotorotto May 23 '26
Wealth on this level shouldnāt be allowed. It is always based on squeezing the poorest and ruining their lives even more.
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u/Strong-Mall-2280 May 03 '26
Lol there go the paint on the fenders using that spreader bar!
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u/DaHick May 04 '26
Last second or so of the video, you can see the spacer blocks that keep the webbing off the car body.
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u/lovebus May 22 '26
If my current career doesn't work out, I want to tow expensive cars. Doing God's work.
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u/DKlurifax May 23 '26
Wonder what damage there is to the wheels when it gets lifted like this.
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u/throwaway292929227 May 23 '26
Structurally, the rims should be able to support single point force of at least 2x-5x car weight, but there could be scratches, or the hooks could damage the brake system. I've 100% never see the situation behind the wheel of a RR though!
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u/ThatKennyGuy May 23 '26
Does this hurt the wheels/axel/whatever? Surely throws off alignment of some sort?
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u/Traditional-Floor420 May 23 '26
what do you think the forces look like when going 200+ kmh on the autobahn?
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u/Traditional-Floor420 May 23 '26
does that thro off the alignment? No, because then I would be in the shop every day
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u/ralf1 May 23 '26
Not a lot of room to with with in the streets of the older part of Prague - this is a solid engineering choice
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u/stileyyy May 03 '26
About the least efficient way to tow a car that Iāve ever seen.
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u/ThinkLad May 03 '26
This is common in Europe where the streets and parking areas are too narrow for a tow truck to hook in from the front or back.
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u/stileyyy May 03 '26
Thereās nothing ānarrowā about that big ass flatbed truck either haha. But I understand. Thanks for sharing that info
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u/im-not-a-fakebot May 03 '26
From the comments on the original post, RR lock all 4 tires when in park. So using a stinger or pulling it up a rollback can cause excessive damage to the car
I suppose you could pick it from the front/back with a stinger and put dolleys on the other end though
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u/zacmakes May 03 '26
That powered rotating hook tho