My father and I created a whole new industry

And there is still so much more to do.

The sales team wanted nicer colours.

then my dad designed  all kinds of variations to it.

We figured we didn't need the boom  over the top

We were the first to figure out how to tow cars by the wheels.

It was the only tow truck which could tow a motorcycle without damaging it.

My father made all kinds of improvements over the years and then they started to get bigger and fancier, to tow bigger things.

I was involved in the process to figure out how to tow two cars at time. It didn't take long before we came up with this. The the LIFT AND GO WAS BORN

It too revolutionized how we transports goods from one place to another  but opened up an whole new thing

My dad figured out how to tow two cards at the same time

Vulcan was the first

Then the Canadian Military contacts us to create a military version.

I remember one year Germany did a study of the four best products in the world; one was mine, one was my dad's and you can see the other two here below:

Eventually they were even selling in Japan.

About that same time I was asked to figure out a way to transport goods from one place to another. The truck which did the lifting had to be small, but also had to be able to carry something bigger, if need be.

I FOUND THIS video ON THE NET

which illustrates exactly how it works.  I designed the concept and my dad did the rest.

You see them everywhere now. But we were the first. And then they got bigger too and our military wanted those too. The other militaries too.

THEN i STARTED DEVELOPING SOFTWARE REALIZING THAT  i NEEDED TO ACCOMPLISH MORE THINGS IN MY LIFE.  MUCH MORE.  So I started to study the was businesses work and interect with each other.  And the fact that I REALLY HATED COMPUTERS AND PROGRAMMING.  

We transformed the way military hospitals and other things were moved around. One truck could move units around; literally a moving city, one or two units at a time. Cool, eh?

My dad retired after this last project. I think they sold it to another company before my dad retired.  He  moved back to Hungary soon after.