Tow truck crane is a vehicle and equipment that is used to move and transport suspended or damaged vehicles. These cranes are usually available in traffic service centers, traffic service stations and other places that provide emergency vehicle services. The operation of an emergency vehicle towing crane is as follows: Confirmation of the position and condition of the car
First, the towing expert or its driver goes to the actual location of the suspended or damaged car and checks its condition. This includes assessing the type of breakdown, vehicle weight and other relevant factors. Crane installation
After confirming the condition of the vehicle, a tow crane is installed according to its size and weight. The crane is usually mounted on the chassis of a heavy vehicle and has adjustable and telescopic arms. lifting the car
After installing the crane, the suspended or damaged car is lifted using special controls. A crane is usually capable of lifting heavy and powerful loads. Pulling out the car
After lifting the car, the crane pulls it towards itself to get out of the suspension or accident place. This stage includes precise control and coordinated movement of the crane and the vehicle. car transport
After the vehicle is pulled out of the suspended area, the crane transports it to its intended destination, such as a repair shop or service center. Car evacuation
At the destination, the crane slowly brings the car to the ground and then according to the relevant instructions, the car is unloaded. The towing crane of the rescue vehicles is controlled using hydraulic and mechanical systems. The driver or the towing expert has the ability to control the movements of the crane by using special handles, buttons or switches located inside the crane cabin. This control system allows the user to lift, move, rotate and control the crane. The exact operation of the crane may vary depending on the type and model, but these are the main steps that are present in many emergency vehicle towing cranes.