SRD Towing provides 24hr heavy duty towing in Clifford, ND, in Traill County. Our rotators and heavy wreckers cover Clifford and the ND-18 corridor for grain trucks, semis, farm equipment and buses. Call 218-446-0719 any time.
Clifford was founded in 1883 and is now a very small Traill County town of about 30 people, in the flat farmland where ND-18 runs north through Blanchard to Mayville. The grain, potato and sugar beet traffic of the county moves along that highway and the county roads that feed it, and winter wind drifts snow across the open fields quickly. Our heavy wreckers cover the ND-18 corridor and bring winch equipment for ditches and soft approaches.
Call 218-446-0719 any time, day or night, and tell dispatch your location, the type of vehicle and what happened. We will send the closest available heavy duty wrecker.
SRD Towing handles heavy duty towing in Clifford, ND with rotators, heavy wreckers and drop-deck trucks. Our Clifford heavy duty wrecker services include, but are not limited to:
SRD Towing provides 24hr commercial truck recovery, semi-truck accident recovery and heavy cargo recovery in Clifford, ND and throughout Traill County. Our rotators handle rollovers, uprighting and heavy lifts, and our drivers are I-TECC certified. Our recovery services include, but are not limited to:
SRD Towing provides heavy duty towing and recovery in Clifford, ND, Traill County and to all points in our extended service area, including the following communities:
Tractors, grain carts, sprayers and equipment trailers are part of our heavy duty work.
Our fleet includes a 75-Ton rotator and two 50-Ton rotators, along with medium duty and drop-deck trucks, so we can match the wrecker to the job.
Load shifts, load swaps and cargo cleanup are part of our heavy recovery work, with rotators available for rollovers and uprighting.
Heavy duty crews respond along ND-18 and the county roads around Clifford.
We tow tour buses, school buses, motor coaches, campers, fifth-wheels and RVs with extended-reach heavy trucks and drop-deck flatbeds.
Loaded and empty beet and potato trucks are covered, with recovery equipment matched to the vehicle.
