Only trouble with the PODS is locations. Wanted to use them last time I moved because I needed to pack some stuff up and store in a few weeks during the move. They would deliver them to my house but the new house was outside their area. It was 5 miles between the two houses and they would not do that. Sad
Components that are tightly integrated together and for all intents and purposes appear to be one unit look 'cool'. But are they maintenance-friendly? It would be better to have a contraption that's detachable from the truck. So that said truck can be making money elsewhere while said contraption is in a repair shop. It's like a bunch of college engineers collectively took leave from common sense...
Lookit. Ya just can't get around the cold hard facts of reality. All of these extra moving pieces trying to work together don't last long. It means more time doing repairs rather than making money. These funky looking trinkets just aren't financially sound investments.
Nice video and very informative and very entertaining and very satisfaction more videos.
I used PODS the last time I moved. Great company!
Yea i did to!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Gear Tech i love u bekause u make thins easie
Nice video 🙂
Le casse mobili in Italia 🇮🇹 le costruiamo e usiamo da 20 anni !! 💪🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Only trouble with the PODS is locations. Wanted to use them last time I moved because I needed to pack some stuff up and store in a few weeks during the move. They would deliver them to my house but the new house was outside their area. It was 5 miles between the two houses and they would not do that. Sad
PODS is a cool system but their company insurance is shit lmao that’s what the driver told me one time when we had the same issue
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good
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I like where im at they use tilt trays for containers like pods
Americans do things a bit differently
@@HJZ75driver yep ik. My mum didnt belive me when i told her till i got a photo of it whilst at school one day in like 2018
Sophisticated trucks🚛🚛🚛
Vw 🇧🇷💪
Components that are tightly integrated together and for all intents and purposes appear to be one unit look 'cool'. But are they maintenance-friendly? It would be better to have a contraption that's detachable from the truck. So that said truck can be making money elsewhere while said contraption is in a repair shop. It's like a bunch of college engineers collectively took leave from common sense...
Lookit. Ya just can't get around the cold hard facts of reality. All of these extra moving pieces trying to work together don't last long. It means more time doing repairs rather than making money. These funky looking trinkets just aren't financially sound investments.