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If you know someone facing a recovery they cannot handle or afford, no matter how big or small, email Wrecker Rick at rick@murphysdiesel.com. Their story could become our next adventure! On today’s episode of Murphys Diesel, we get the call about a dozer buried deep in Spirit Lake, Idaho—and this recovery is about much more than saving a piece of heavy equipment. The dozer belongs to a nonprofit organization that cuts and delivers firewood to families who need help staying warm through the harsh Idaho winters. With an important mission depending on this machine, Wrecker Rick loads up the family and begins the 1,500-mile journey from Arizona to Idaho to recover it completely free of charge. For this massive off-road recovery, Wrecker Rick brings the 10×10 HEMTT equipped with a ‪@zackliftinternational4841‬ Genesis DWU. Getting a heavy dozer unstuck is no simple task, but recovering heavy equipment in difficult terrain is exactly what Murphys Diesel does best. With the right equipment, years of experience, and a little Murphy’s Law along the way, the crew gets to work helping this nonprofit continue serving its community. Of course, it wouldn’t be a Murphys Diesel family road trip without incredible scenery, roadside adventures, and Wrecker Rick cooking for the family whenever fire restrictions allow. After a long day on the road, nothing beats a hot meal, a campfire, and plenty of s’mores! At Murphys Diesel, paying it forward is at the heart of what we do. From small roadside rescues to massive heavy-equipment recoveries, we believe in helping good people when they need it most—and never charging for these special recovery missions.
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