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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2019
- This video shows how the PODs storage container is delivered and positioned on our driveway. Three years ago we moved from Aurora, Colorado to Las Vegas, NV and we used the PODs service. They dropped the container off at our apartment in Aurora and left it there for 2 weeks for us to pack. If I remember correctly it took the PODs driver 3 days to get to our new home in Las Vegas.
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my neighbor just had one delivered and i knew i had to check how they did it thanks for the upload..
Thanks for watching!
Be sure you tell them to load door facing cab or facing back of truck. Especially if you're in a tight spot. My drop off for unloading was a nightmare! All because the door was facing back of truck, so he couldnt back up to the spot and unload. There wasnt enough room to turn podzilla, so he had to put it half way up the driveway, blocking our access to parking. No call or email the night before pick up (today) no answer at customer service, checked email this morning, nothing. Logged in to my pods account and NOW it says 9 -12 today. It said nothing at 11 pm last night!!! Someone has to be here because of the parking situation. Anyway, its not ALWAYS smooth.
Thanks for mentioning that. I also have a tight location and having the door toward the front of the truck would be ideal. thanks.
Who else saw one driving on the highway and wondered what all those wheels were for 😂
My parents just moved but I had to work during the Pod delivery and retrieval at both ends. Just had to look it up as at least a pale substitute of the in person experience haha. Thanks for the recording!
Haha no problem!
Me watching...uhaul delivery 🤣🤣..thats awesome 😎
Lol 😆
He is sure working fast. I just ordered this and can't wait. They are a bit pretty pricey though. $4600 to ship it from California to Kentucky
The video was sped up.
bravo "
looke forward to using this for my move!
Good luck on your new chapter of life!
@@Avionyx Thank you !
I've always wondered how they load & unload these up lol
Yup just like this!
Lol i saw the truck yesterday afternoon and was like TH-cam
Haha!
I bet that worker pisses off all the Denys workers when he plays their claw machine games
Lmao!
I presently live in Brooklyn N.Y. on a street with no driveway. Can I still use a POD? My new home has a driveway however. Where would I have it dropped off to be loaded up for transport to my new home.
When we did this move, we were currently living in a townhouse apartment. So they parked it on the side of the main road, so we had to walk like 120-150 feet from our door to the POD to load everything up.
Units has a way better setup! They can get their storage units in much tighter areas.
What size was this pod ?
We reserved the 16 ft POD
Did you feel that size pod was suitable or was it a challenge?
What size was that the 7’?
This is the 20ft one I believe
The biggest is a 16 that is a 16ft
How much weight can you put into the pod?
Weight doesn't matter, fill it up as best as you can! 😄
I work for Pods and the 16 ft cont can hold up to 4200 lbs
@@danielarce5726 I got offered a job delivering for them. How are they to work for?
@@donniegardner6294 me too. Have you started yet? How do you like it?
@@danielarce5726 I also work for pods and thought they were rated for 10k lbs.
Shouldn’t those chains be choked no more then 6 links? That’s an SOP violation.
Can they move it to different city? Let’s say Atlanta to Indianapolis ?
Yes. We had it moved from Aurora, CO to Las Vegas, NV.
@@Avionyx Thanks for reply. What was the total lead time?
I'm trying to remember, this video is 3 years old lol... I want to say 3 days going from city to city. And then you have a week I think, to unload before they pick it up.
@@Avionyx oh yeah. That was so helpful. Thanks for quick replies Avi 👍🏼🙂
They call it Podzilla. LOL.
🤣🤣🤣
Get the F outta here! That is awesome. I wonder if they can deliver and place them in a yard with this machine or if they have to keep it on solid concrete.
Probably concrete only, would be probably ruin the lawn or other soft property and don't want to be liable for any damages
@@Avionyx Makes sense.
concrete or asphalt at least here in canada, if we place on grass or anything soft it becomes impossible sometimes to pick it back up if you get heavy rains or snow...
honestly in a situation like this, that whole contraption is super unnecessary. just back the truck and drop it off the back like how they do those massive garbage bins
Probably not the best option for a number of reasons but the main one would be the angle of the driveway.. if they used a roll-off the end of the truck ramp would most likely scrape the hell out of the driveway or the road on exit and in a neighborhood like what is shown here (pretty nice houses) that's not something you want to deal with.