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Jamie and the next generation take on an airbag wreck similar to a challenging one from the past; Dylan must rely on roadside ingenuity against a sideways semi; Al and Gord deal with four wheelers on the Coq.
Jamie and the next generation take on an airbag wreck similar to a challenging one from the past; Dylan must rely on roadside ingenuity against a sideways semi; Al and Gord deal with four wheelers on the Coq.
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S12, EP16 "Forever a Trucker"At the foot of the Rockies, a jackknifed semi puts the pressure on AJ as he runs a heavy for the first time; Jamie brings his LA Rotator out to help a local tow company recover a loaded tractor-trailer; Ty and Andy take on a waterlogged excavator.
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S12, EP17 "Is This How It All Ends?"Jamie lives out his worst nightmare when he's part of a massive crash that takes out his LA Rotator; Al helps a relative haul a superload up the hill; AJ and James Junior must rely on their know-how to pull a brand-new pickup out of the mud.
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S12, EP18 "Turning the Page"AJ is excited to do his first tow-up on the Coquihalla, but he's forced to make it work with only a medium-duty wrecker; Jamie feels the loss of his heavies this season as he does a snowy recovery on the summit.
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S11, EP1 "Hell and High Water"As an unprecedented disaster strikes BC's highways and communities, Jamie's new operator hits a Coquihalla mudslide. Highway crews are in a life or death race to evacuate motorists and save vital infrastructure. Team Reliable braves floodwaters to rescue stranded residents. Jamie's hometown is cut off by wiped-out roads.
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S11, EP12 "Shot at Redemption"Jamie and the next generation take on an airbag wreck similar to a challenging one from the past; Dylan must rely on roadside ingenuity against a sideways semi; Al and Gord deal with four wheelers on the Coq.
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