not really😂 they had all the right shapes , doesnt happen most of the time , a skilled loader wouldnt make the first mistake of leaving his partner to pad on the truck instead of bringing him padded items already , aswell as they used tape 90% of the time 😂😂😂 TAPE IS OUTDATED, USE RUBBERBANDS!!!!
@@gloobeats9017 couldn't have said it better bud I'm a private contractor I am loading and unloading tractor trailers damn near everyday shit should be padded already and your supposed to use ever space u cann I woulda gently stuffed shit in the fridge I would of made sure shit was full there are so many different shaped items in a house man u can always make shit work like I was always taught just send it lol I've worked for atlas united mayflower allied rainbow jk moving new generation moving and storage l and m packing man I'm 25 been doing it sense 14 there's not excuse in this line of work do it right or don't do it at all but much love brother y'all take it easy I still learn new shit all the time lol
That packing is a mess. Items should be wrapped before coming to the truck. Pad and shrink wrap. Boxes together then furniture with help you save space. Good but not the most professional nor safest.
I LOVE IT WHEN PACK JOBS FIT PERFECTLY LIKE THAT! Especially for out of state jobs. When the sofa fit with that round hutch-like piece i was soo satisfied!
20 years of experience here...i give it an A-. I wanted to hate cause Master movers and packer all like to create their own Art and use their own moves...but his fundamentals are great. Great layering, decent wrapping, very few gaps, nice platform creation for the grill, I'll assume that those plastic bins are lighter than those boxes they're on top of, AND those kinds of couches are not easy. Bravo!
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Very nice work. You and I use a lot of the same little tricks while loading (using spare cardboard as protection, draping pieces when it won't hurt them). 10/10
I have been a truck driver for 12 yrs now.. and when I moved I had movers come and load the truck. Well..... 😔 sighs..... no bueno! After about 30 mins they came to tell me I needed 2 trucks! I was like no! Much to my amazement.. there were gaps EVERYWHERE! I had them redo the whole truck and stand there to micromanage ppl who do this everyday! So I said the magic words! “ HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED TETRIS??” Well this is real life Tetris! I’ve got better things to do than to stand there and do your job for you! Not only would I hire these guys but I would tip them generously AND they’d be getting an outstanding report to their boss! These guys got it down!!! Bravo! 👏
Good job guys. I like the way you conserve floor space. It's not often you see movers that will stack a barbecue. I like it. It's something I would do.👍🏻
The BBQ was a surprise, as an amateur, I usually pack them at the back, one of the last things to go in. I've moved about 20 times in my life, but never professionally moved sand used a moving company on only once.
I have 8 years experience loading trucks. The one thing that made me laugh watching this video is how one of the guys had to constantly redo the load job of his partner. I feel your pain.
Your point? We're all different humans beings that think differently. We're not all gonna do things the same. Just because you "redid" his work that doesn't make your way better
@@jessevance8162 until you damage your 2 thousand dollar mattresss because you didnt put it in the correct way. Supposed to be against side wall not in the middle
@Jesse Vance Um, there is definitely a right and a wrong way. It's not a matter of opinion to load a truck safely and efficiently. That bring said, @Megatron the cat is also misreading this situation. I'd think at 8 years he'd appreciate the clear division of labor here - one guy is clearing the house, the other guy is packing the truck. There's no redoing here.
Moving out of California. This video eased my mind, a little. We should have no problem. I play Tetris everyday loading 737's at the airport. Thanks for the video.
The company and Atlas agent I worked for had at least three stacks on each of the two trucks they had and we used, of dirty as they were blankets and many of them going or were ragged. Would use them up until none left often. Would be lucky if the owner actually got new or had many of them washed but still looking like they were over-use and still not clean. Not to mention the ones being used for items in storage units.
Good Job. This is the same idea they use when they load boxes on UPS trucks. Gives me a better idea of loading my furniture tight when I'm ready to move.
Not just UPS does floor loads, I have delivered hauls of of trailers for TJX COrp. (TJ Maxx, HomeGoods) and they are hand loaded floor to just below ceiling wall to wall and each load separated by colored TAPE. Even seen video of how Dollar General/Store or Family Dollar loads are also loaded similar in fashion.
Not bad. I load all my wide tiers first, all my stick, then it’s a box party after that. I hope you got a ladder 🪜 now. Try get the aluminum one. Those wooden ladders are a splinter risk and if they fall they break. This is not for everyone. I respect anyone who wakes up in the morning and decides that they want to move furniture. I will keep watching to the end. Thank you for the great video. Happy Travels
Wow, what a cool video! I had early training when taking four teen-aged girls, in a small car, to the beach, with all their "necessities!" There are many hidden places in even a small car. As far as packing a truck "high and tight," even with help, that would be scary for me - ack! I can just see stuff falling on me! Securing plastic bins is def a good idea. And packing an appliance next to a sofa works, if it's done right. Fridges should be cleaned out, so mold won't be a problem. I've found that marking boxes helps, if even only for me. ;) And, that small boxes are easier to pack. The only things I seriously wrap, and box, are my stereo speakers, and my sewing machine, and my framed art. I've moved a lot, esp since Katrina, and I can tell you, these guys are fantastic! Oh, and I am addicted to that green plastic wrap stuff, that comes on a roll, and it's helped with some stuff, but with some stuff, it probably doesn't matter that much. Except that I absolutely must have it! Lol! I do remove the legs of kitchen tables, etc., and the Magic Green Plastic Wrap def helps with that. Great job, guys!
"Green plastic wrap stuff, that comes on a roll" "Magic Green Plastic Wrap" good descriptions of Stretch Wrap and comes in more than green when rolled up as its an after effect per manufacturer or supply material used be it virgin or a mix with recycled or purposely colored. Also differing thickness and length. I have used many varieties in my moving experiences with a company and on my own moves along with when I worked in freight shipments for others, it definitely has grip and many good uses. You NEVER leave the legs on a kitchen or even coffee or end tables where they are removable, but when I did pack them I kept them packed along with the table in most cases, or if they can not be packed with the table would be bundled in a blanket or two and used for filler. Definitely if done right and oddly shaped a sofa can be loaded against the fridge or use the fridge to hold it base against the wall, if you have to put the sofa base against the fridge it helps to place a folded blanket between them, also remove the furnishings feet if possible to prevent scratches and keep them with the sofa wrapped up in a bundle with that Magic Plastic Wrap. I never place a packed picture where it will get pressed or damaged somehow, usually use it to fill a space again making sure it will not get crushed.
The load looks great. The only thing i would say is to wrap everything before its moved you dont want to do all that work and end up having a bad move because one of the guys hit the door frame with a 1500 dollar refrigerator while moving it thru out the home.
I'm guessing each one of those tracks are either 12 14 or 16 inch on Center and based on that I'm guessing the truck is 24 and 26 ft given that side entrance I'm going to put it in a 24-foot truck which would also mean that they have another 10 of truck where the video ended
I gotta say....respect to people who always do thier best to over advantage space in a cubic container!!!👍👌 most people think movers have an easy job No my dear people Sometimes its really difficult and not whitout thinking at all!!! 👍👌
@@sawedoff5745 I don't agree. If its padded correctly and you can't carry it, you shouldn't be moving. Use a hump strap or a dolly if you cant get a good grip
In most cases yes but it depends on how the team does what they do. If you notice there were a lot of bigger furniture in which they put boxes inside them after loading it onto the truck had they wrapped that same Furniture prior to taking it to the truck especially if they put the boxes inside of it it would have made it much heavy and probably would not have been able to secure them. If they wrap that chair especially like a diaper prior to bringing it out the house they would not have had that extra space under the chair as they do in the video.
I’ve been in the Moving Insta 40 years I was always taught you look furniture first. And you don’t need tape and rubber bands for pads. If you can’t use rubber bands with the hole pads on you better leave them alone
No matter how good you load, even if it’s perfect, somewhere out there is a 60 year old long haul driver with 30 years experience calling u an idiot. Remember that.
Well Magna Man you have it all worked out dont you. The cost for 3 hours here is not $500 more like $400 depending on who you engage. Good luck on your self move you will enjoy the experience and realize how easy it is to achieve a massive saving on moving costs.
Your load always comes down to what the house has in terms of furniture. Sometimes most of the furniture is light and fragile but square. Then you have heavy and odd shaped.
+Burte00 And the companies that rent them as one of their main sales pitches say; "The Movers love them". That is as anyone who is a mover know the largest pile of crap there is! There is no replacement for corrugated cardboard boxes in residential moving, period. If you are moving trust me, your movers will love you for NOT USING PLASTIC TOTES! Right Lads?
Ken from NJ speaking of heavy crap, what is a reasonable weight for a box? I'm trying to be careful to not overload my boxes, but I'm a wussy girl so it's hard for me to judge what that should be.
It all depends on the box and the thickness. Most boxes have a max weight of 60-80lbs. So a 1.5 cubic feet book box will have the same max weight of a 3.0 medium box or a 4.5 large box. These are single wall thickness boxes. Now a Dishpack, which is a double thickness 5.2 cubic feet box has a max weight of 120 lbs. They are designed to hold dishes, hence the name
What are the economics behind the moving blankets/tape/straps if it is a load only? Is the material cost included in the estimate? Or do yall charge a per blanket fee? Yall buy bulk?
My question is why not put the fridge door handles facing the mattress avoiding any possible damages, plus you get a the flat back for a new tier. Otherwise great job!!
They are doing a lot better job then the shyster company Pronto moving that moved me the last time damaging Furniture breaking things and not even given a damn about it I would never use us movers or Pronto movers again ever
No matter what it is it's either hard or soft it's either going to be on top of something or something is going to be on top of it but if you pad it up right you can fit it all in there some kind of way. We use a whole lot more cardboard than what most mover's would use
Yes then we can see what kind of decking bars and plywood skills they have. We experienced movers always say, boxes load themselves. In other words we try to get furniture and junk tiers in first.
That’s an easy load all the items are square, We load, unload 40ft lorry’s everyday 2000+ cube on and off. A little tip try have everything wrapped before it comes on the track and put a blanket down, to protect the two wooded units that matey rapped on the lorry. I would like to see how he deals with glass and pitchers, lamps, plant pots, bikes etc CJS Removals, Pickfords, GeorgeBird, shout out to the lads 👍🏼
Actualy not bad if it's a local load and delivery. Not if it is an interstate type of gig. All that servicing can be done in the house so the piece is padded in the house before bringing to truck. Plus I hate people that think shrink wrap protects a sofa. Shrink and pad dammit!!
Pretty good job loading only thing is where are the straps. Need to be secure going long distance. 1 every couple of tears. Second the future needs to be wrapped in house. If it ain't wrapped don't bring it to the truck.
Looks tight. It will ride well, but he did drop some boxes and re-do a lot of it. Plastic bins and odd boxes slow down the job and make it tougher on the loader. Your movers will love to load your boxes if you use standard dish pack 5.25, large 4.5, medium 3.5, and small 2.5 cubic feet moving boxes. So using boxes that you found at the grocery store or somewhere else that are all kinds of different sizes doesn't really save you money in the long run. Because it will take a bit more Time to make them all fit. Plus The dish pack boxes are double thick and will protect fragile items much better and carriers don't cover items or boxes that weren't properly packed. They cover boxes that were packed by themselves. It's best to pad and wrap in the house gents. It costs allot more to fix damages on the house than the furniture so pad and wrap in the house to protect the house and the furniture. That's the best way.
I feel your response is way overstated. These boxes are likely PBO's and so it's not really up to them what the boxes were packed in. I'm sure they know what moving boxes are lol.
Good job yes , but he had the privilege of cherry picking every item he wanted at the right time ! It’s a lot harder when your stacking an 18tonner with 3 other guys flooding the back end !! But yeah good job :)
I remember loading 40' drop frames with decks that would hold 4 tiers and skinny tier, deck wall was rounded on corners to boot...nothing but hobo rubber bands tape was only for mattress cartons, shrink wrap wasn't even thought of in the moving industry. Oh yeah used the short walk board for a tailgate. It had holes on each corner for that purpose.....I've said it for the past 20 years all the good help is dead
Thank you for that laugh. Dressers and boxes is what rookies and lazy people start with (the easiest things to load) real movers start with the biggest pieces because you have all the filler you need at the start of the load
What did you do about getting the items out of storage in reverse? Normally heavy, bulky items are loaded into storage much the same. If you need those same items to start with to load the truck, how do you go about taking out and organizing everything from storage without using up valuable (paid by customer) time?
Celena Morgan if it's loaded out of storage is it mean it's broke out gone over the inventory checked off by the driver with exception sheet then repadded and loaded. Also a lot of times these are national accounts in the customer doesn't pay for nothing the company they work for does!
The company I worked for with Atlas, we would not place a label on the furniture before its wrapped, we do that on the wrap itself if its going into warehouse or unit storage so as not to have to waste time unwrapping and rewrapping to check the label, since its stretch wrapped after padded for term storage. I even helped a few movers from other agency companies with other national/global moving services did the same for long distance moves.
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75 out 100!! That grill atop that drobe was a no no!!! High quality furniture is wrapped in-house, otherwise you drape it in the truck, base, boxes / bins , top load, mats, glass/ flats in between box springs . Use every inch if need be!! A full 53' footer is a great workout also, better have 4-5 guys who know their stuff!!! These two did OK though!!! I've 27 yrs. experience.
never load crates across the container b.c. if someone else unloads they might not see it and when they move the item in front it may fall down.always load down the wall.
Not a truck, been reading all the comments or skimming them and the OP replied to one stating it was just the upper deck (neck) of the trailer so it is either 40 something or 50 - 52 feet length, also you can notice the markings on the roof which sows it is a trailer.
I've been in the moving industry for about 2 years now and this is some seriously skilled loading. Good stuff guys.
not really😂 they had all the right shapes , doesnt happen most of the time , a skilled loader wouldnt make the first mistake of leaving his partner to pad on the truck instead of bringing him padded items already , aswell as they used tape 90% of the time 😂😂😂 TAPE IS OUTDATED, USE RUBBERBANDS!!!!
@@gloobeats9017 Stick to playing fortnite buddy you don’t know what you’re talking about.
@@gloobeats9017 couldn't have said it better bud I'm a private contractor I am loading and unloading tractor trailers damn near everyday shit should be padded already and your supposed to use ever space u cann I woulda gently stuffed shit in the fridge I would of made sure shit was full there are so many different shaped items in a house man u can always make shit work like I was always taught just send it lol I've worked for atlas united mayflower allied rainbow jk moving new generation moving and storage l and m packing man I'm 25 been doing it sense 14 there's not excuse in this line of work do it right or don't do it at all but much love brother y'all take it easy I still learn new shit all the time lol
@Andrew Cleaves I had a stroke trying to read your comment.
That packing is a mess. Items should be wrapped before coming to the truck. Pad and shrink wrap. Boxes together then furniture with help you save space. Good but not the most professional nor safest.
I LOVE IT WHEN PACK JOBS FIT PERFECTLY LIKE THAT! Especially for out of state jobs. When the sofa fit with that round hutch-like piece i was soo satisfied!
20 years of experience here...i give it an A-. I wanted to hate cause Master movers and packer all like to create their own Art and use their own moves...but his fundamentals are great. Great layering, decent wrapping, very few gaps, nice platform creation for the grill, I'll assume that those plastic bins are lighter than those boxes they're on top of, AND those kinds of couches are not easy. Bravo!
Yess!! Thank you you're so right man it is an art and therefore becomes personal to us. Which is why we hate when people fuck with our loads!!
I always knew my Tetris skills would come in handy someday
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@Colby Timothy definitely, have been using InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
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This guy is amazing! He is so considerate. He wrapped the plastic crates before he put them inside the wood console, knowing they would scratch. 👍
Did anyone else fall in love with the movers, just based on how they utilized every inch of space? Be still my heart! 😍😍😍
Hahaha ...
Very nice work. You and I use a lot of the same little tricks while loading (using spare cardboard as protection, draping pieces when it won't hurt them). 10/10
I have been a truck driver for 12 yrs now.. and when I moved I had movers come and load the truck. Well..... 😔 sighs..... no bueno! After about 30 mins they came to tell me I needed 2 trucks! I was like no! Much to my amazement.. there were gaps EVERYWHERE! I had them redo the whole truck and stand there to micromanage ppl who do this everyday! So I said the magic words! “ HAVE YOU EVER PLAYED TETRIS??” Well this is real life Tetris! I’ve got better things to do than to stand there and do your job for you! Not only would I hire these guys but I would tip them generously AND they’d be getting an outstanding report to their boss! These guys got it down!!! Bravo! 👏
looked great to me... Fantastic use of space! Thanks for uploading the video EMS.
Good job guys. I like the way you conserve floor space. It's not often you see movers that will stack a barbecue. I like it. It's something I would do.👍🏻
The BBQ was a surprise, as an amateur, I usually pack them at the back, one of the last things to go in.
I've moved about 20 times in my life, but never professionally moved sand used a moving company on only once.
Changed my whole perspective.
I have 8 years experience loading trucks. The one thing that made me laugh watching this video is how one of the guys had to constantly redo the load job of his partner. I feel your pain.
daniel lyman haha
Your point? We're all different humans beings that think differently. We're not all gonna do things the same. Just because you "redid" his work that doesn't make your way better
@@jessevance8162 until you damage your 2 thousand dollar mattresss because you didnt put it in the correct way. Supposed to be against side wall not in the middle
He’s not redoing it. One is doing the leg and carry work whilst the other is sorting out in the van.
@Jesse Vance Um, there is definitely a right and a wrong way. It's not a matter of opinion to load a truck safely and efficiently.
That bring said, @Megatron the cat is also misreading this situation. I'd think at 8 years he'd appreciate the clear division of labor here - one guy is clearing the house, the other guy is packing the truck. There's no redoing here.
This video is quite useful to someone whos just starting out as an offsider removalist. Cheers.
Moving out of California. This video eased my mind, a little. We should have no problem. I play Tetris everyday loading 737's at the airport. Thanks for the video.
Good Luck with your move!
Neat to see the process. Fill, edit, etc. Surprised to see how many blankets are used. Great info. Thanks
The company and Atlas agent I worked for had at least three stacks on each of the two trucks they had and we used, of dirty as they were blankets and many of them going or were ragged. Would use them up until none left often. Would be lucky if the owner actually got new or had many of them washed but still looking like they were over-use and still not clean. Not to mention the ones being used for items in storage units.
Dang, you guys are good! I needed a refresher in how to do this. Moving day is tomorrow for me!
Good Job. This is the same idea they use when they load boxes on UPS trucks. Gives me a better idea of loading my furniture tight when I'm ready to move.
Not just UPS does floor loads, I have delivered hauls of of trailers for TJX COrp. (TJ Maxx, HomeGoods) and they are hand loaded floor to just below ceiling wall to wall and each load separated by colored TAPE. Even seen video of how Dollar General/Store or Family Dollar loads are also loaded similar in fashion.
Not bad. I load all my wide tiers first, all my stick, then it’s a box party after that. I hope you got a ladder 🪜 now. Try get the aluminum one. Those wooden ladders are a splinter risk and if they fall they break. This is not for everyone. I respect anyone who wakes up in the morning and decides that they want to move furniture. I will keep watching to the end. Thank you for the great video. Happy Travels
Magistral ! 👍👍👍
Aussi passionnant que bluffant !
Une vraie leçon de Tetris !
Wow, what a cool video! I had early training when taking four teen-aged girls, in a small car, to the beach, with all their "necessities!" There are many hidden places in even a small car. As far as packing a truck "high and tight," even with help, that would be scary for me - ack! I can just see stuff falling on me! Securing plastic bins is def a good idea. And packing an appliance next to a sofa works, if it's done right. Fridges should be cleaned out, so mold won't be a problem. I've found that marking boxes helps, if even only for me. ;) And, that small boxes are easier to pack. The only things I seriously wrap, and box, are my stereo speakers, and my sewing machine, and my framed art. I've moved a lot, esp since Katrina, and I can tell you, these guys are fantastic! Oh, and I am addicted to that green plastic wrap stuff, that comes on a roll, and it's helped with some stuff, but with some stuff, it probably doesn't matter that much. Except that I absolutely must have it! Lol! I do remove the legs of kitchen tables, etc., and the Magic Green Plastic Wrap def helps with that. Great job, guys!
"Green plastic wrap stuff, that comes on a roll" "Magic Green Plastic Wrap" good descriptions of Stretch Wrap and comes in more than green when rolled up as its an after effect per manufacturer or supply material used be it virgin or a mix with recycled or purposely colored. Also differing thickness and length. I have used many varieties in my moving experiences with a company and on my own moves along with when I worked in freight shipments for others, it definitely has grip and many good uses.
You NEVER leave the legs on a kitchen or even coffee or end tables where they are removable, but when I did pack them I kept them packed along with the table in most cases, or if they can not be packed with the table would be bundled in a blanket or two and used for filler. Definitely if done right and oddly shaped a sofa can be loaded against the fridge or use the fridge to hold it base against the wall, if you have to put the sofa base against the fridge it helps to place a folded blanket between them, also remove the furnishings feet if possible to prevent scratches and keep them with the sofa wrapped up in a bundle with that Magic Plastic Wrap. I never place a packed picture where it will get pressed or damaged somehow, usually use it to fill a space again making sure it will not get crushed.
The load looks great. The only thing i would say is to wrap everything before its moved you dont want to do all that work and end up having a bad move because one of the guys hit the door frame with a 1500 dollar refrigerator while moving it thru out the home.
Everyone’s different some feel comfortable lifting with out wrapping first
🗣These guys did an EXCELLENT job!
like a puzzle, utilizing all the space. good job you guys are pros
Timok67 LoL
Ok I understand if dislikes go to the music but other than that, who dislikes this amazing job
WOW! These guys are good. It's like a puzzle and they do it so well.
U should make a video on a 3 or 4 bedroom house and the size of the truck you'r using , that would be helpful ...
unless its a vanlines company or similar, most moving trucks are 26' box trucks (hopefully with a attic)
I'm guessing each one of those tracks are either 12 14 or 16 inch on Center and based on that I'm guessing the truck is 24 and 26 ft given that side entrance I'm going to put it in a 24-foot truck which would also mean that they have another 10 of truck where the video ended
After watching SO MANY shitty loads it was nice to finally click on this 1 fellas GREAT JOB!!!
I gotta say....respect to people who always do thier best to over advantage space in a cubic container!!!👍👌 most people think movers have an easy job
No my dear people
Sometimes its really difficult and not whitout thinking at all!!!
👍👌
been doing moves 24 years i would give them 8 out 10
6 for 10 John. This guy is good labor but he isn't a mover
Maybe for ghetto moves
Great loading lucky all your pieces on the first tier went nicely!
You guys are amazing! Moving house is hard work! We all have too much stuff!
No such thing as too much stuff
Items should be padded before leaving the house
i disagree. it could cause the employee to slip and drop the piece and break it altogether!
@@sawedoff5745 I don't agree. If its padded correctly and you can't carry it, you shouldn't be moving. Use a hump strap or a dolly if you cant get a good grip
EXACTLY
In most cases yes but it depends on how the team does what they do.
If you notice there were a lot of bigger furniture in which they put boxes inside them after loading it onto the truck had they wrapped that same Furniture prior to taking it to the truck especially if they put the boxes inside of it it would have made it much heavy and probably would not have been able to secure them.
If they wrap that chair especially like a diaper prior to bringing it out the house they would not have had that extra space under the chair as they do in the video.
Items also become like half an inch thinker when padded doorways r only soo wide
Wow, that packing guy is really slick! ;)
Insanely amazing packing
I’ve been in the Moving Insta 40 years I was always taught you look furniture first. And you don’t need tape and rubber bands for pads. If you can’t use rubber bands with the hole pads on you better leave them alone
Impressive work.
No matter how good you load, even if it’s perfect, somewhere out there is a 60 year old long haul driver with 30 years experience calling u an idiot. Remember that.
Is that a box spring or mattress at the end used as a wall?
very helpful, this dude can stack. I great job just like playing tetris
Moving Excellence! 💪💪👏👏
Seemed like they had all the right shapes at the right time. Doesn't always go that way! Good job but!!
You make it happen that way
What kind of bungies are you using? The closed loop ones...
how to reload your truck several times before its right and its still not right
Well Magna Man you have it all worked out dont you. The cost for 3 hours here is not $500 more like $400 depending on who you engage.
Good luck on your self move you will enjoy the experience and realize how easy it is to achieve a massive saving on moving costs.
I usually pack the boxes first, and then, I pack the furniture in the middle and the mattresses towards the front
It don't get any better than this! If that dude doesn't play Tetris, he needs to start! LOL
Dope job im a mover liked this vid people that care ...nice💪👍👌pluse those teirs are on point...
Your load always comes down to what the house has in terms of furniture. Sometimes most of the furniture is light and fragile but square. Then you have heavy and odd shaped.
Yess thats also true!
Plastic totes, the bane of any loader's existence
+Burte00 They rank right behind king size memory foam mattresses.
+Burte00 And the companies that rent them as one of their main sales pitches say; "The Movers love them".
That is as anyone who is a mover know the largest pile of crap there is! There is no replacement for corrugated cardboard boxes in residential moving, period. If you are moving trust me, your movers will love you for NOT USING PLASTIC TOTES! Right Lads?
Especially those 4 ft jobs, loaded with books and garage crap.
Ken from NJ speaking of heavy crap, what is a reasonable weight for a box? I'm trying to be careful to not overload my boxes, but I'm a wussy girl so it's hard for me to judge what that should be.
It all depends on the box and the thickness. Most boxes have a max weight of 60-80lbs. So a 1.5 cubic feet book box will have the same max weight of a 3.0 medium box or a 4.5 large box. These are single wall thickness boxes. Now a Dishpack, which is a double thickness 5.2 cubic feet box has a max weight of 120 lbs. They are designed to hold dishes, hence the name
What are the economics behind the moving blankets/tape/straps if it is a load only? Is the material cost included in the estimate? Or do yall charge a per blanket fee? Yall buy bulk?
That was awsome, i work with this to, but this is a nother level!
not bad, I usually take one item at a time so I do like 172 trips there and back
Great way to get those steps in, if you get what I am lightly joking about.
How do you know how many box to get or do the home owner box everything?
This video satisfies my OCD.
My question is why not put the fridge door handles facing the mattress avoiding any possible damages, plus you get a the flat back for a new tier. Otherwise great job!!
read my comments. omg so many mistakes, terrible. this is how not to load a truck.
13:10 I saw that lol.
They are doing a lot better job then the shyster company Pronto moving that moved me the last time damaging Furniture breaking things and not even given a damn about it I would never use us movers or Pronto movers again ever
Very good packing skills.
when you stop short or turn hard how much of the top stuff is gonna fall?
So how many hours did this take?
Now throw on a gym set, pot plants, statues and garden equipment
nothing bad about that, just use them for odd space, up high, or use smaller for fillers around it all.
No matter what it is it's either hard or soft it's either going to be on top of something or something is going to be on top of it but if you pad it up right you can fit it all in there some kind of way.
We use a whole lot more cardboard than what most mover's would use
Yes then we can see what kind of decking bars and plywood skills they have. We experienced movers always say, boxes load themselves. In other words we try to get furniture and junk tiers in first.
What an art form.
That’s an easy load all the items are square, We load, unload 40ft lorry’s everyday 2000+ cube on and off. A little tip try have everything wrapped before it comes on the track and put a blanket down, to protect the two wooded units that matey rapped on the lorry. I would like to see how he deals with glass and pitchers, lamps, plant pots, bikes etc CJS Removals, Pickfords, GeorgeBird, shout out to the lads 👍🏼
Great idea with with the grill !
That moment when the item fits perfecly into the space.
Also great service load!
Nice video. Educational. Thank you.
I'm sure that unit picked up some lovely big scratches when pushed across the floor unprotected at 0:48
I have slid fridges across not so still in good shape floor of a truck and never had any damage to the FEET of the unit what so ever.
If it was the bottom of the item, not a problem.
Actualy not bad if it's a local load and delivery. Not if it is an interstate type of gig. All that servicing can be done in the house so the piece is padded in the house before bringing to truck. Plus I hate people that think shrink wrap protects a sofa. Shrink and pad dammit!!
Pretty good job loading only thing is where are the straps. Need to be secure going long distance. 1 every couple of tears. Second the future needs to be wrapped in house. If it ain't wrapped don't bring it to the truck.
what kid of crate is that for the table top? or whatever it is.
Rubber bands dammit!!! Lol...nice job
is there an inventory of what you packed....number of boxes?
Yeah there's one inventory in my Italian toilet for the so called murikan fundies just like you.
I have to move in a couple of days and Fuck, this looks hard!
You should hire a moving company
@@charlesreed6460 we have friends helping us to try and save some money but next time I'll probably hire a moving company.
He must be very skilled in Tetris
lol, definitely!
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But where r the beds? And the washer? but yes this guy is wow wow wow !!!
Looks tight. It will ride well, but he did drop some boxes and re-do a lot of it. Plastic bins and odd boxes slow down the job and make it tougher on the loader. Your movers will love to load your boxes if you use standard dish pack 5.25, large 4.5, medium 3.5, and small 2.5 cubic feet moving boxes. So using boxes that you found at the grocery store or somewhere else that are all kinds of different sizes doesn't really save you money in the long run. Because it will take a bit more Time to make them all fit. Plus The dish pack boxes are double thick and will protect fragile items much better and carriers don't cover items or boxes that weren't properly packed. They cover boxes that were packed by themselves. It's best to pad and wrap in the house gents. It costs allot more to fix damages on the house than the furniture so pad and wrap in the house to protect the house and the furniture. That's the best way.
well said brother
Well said. you forgot to add that odd shape boxes take a lot of space, which uses up more square foot and you end up paying more.
I feel your response is way overstated. These boxes are likely PBO's and so it's not really up to them what the boxes were packed in. I'm sure they know what moving boxes are lol.
Who wants to pay $3-4 for a freakin cardboard box ? I went to the hardware store, the boxes I got were heavy duty and FREE !
a lot of people seem to like to use wine boxes lol
not bad for a couple of youngsters there dads were probably movers i got it from my dad did it from age 15 til retireent "go allied"
What is the name of the "Moving Truck" and where can I find/buy one?
great video!!
Clean video and I love the arrangements
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Good job yes , but he had the privilege of cherry picking every item he wanted at the right time ! It’s a lot harder when your stacking an 18tonner with 3 other guys flooding the back end !! But yeah good job :)
Not a bad job but stacking the grill? I don't think I would ever do that.
rich k they have a blanket n didn’t put anything heavy on it buddy
I agree..A grill is usually dirty.Clean out grease trap.Shrink wrap trap and then grill itself.Use as base after big furniture is done.
I remember loading 40' drop frames with decks that would hold 4 tiers and skinny tier, deck wall was rounded on corners to boot...nothing but hobo rubber bands tape was only for mattress cartons, shrink wrap wasn't even thought of in the moving industry. Oh yeah used the short walk board for a tailgate. It had holes on each corner for that purpose.....I've said it for the past 20 years all the good help is dead
Loading my stuffs to truck's a al barsha south
I've been in the moving industry 16 years and starting the load with a couch is stupid. Dressers then boxes. Majority weight towards the cab.
Thank you for that laugh. Dressers and boxes is what rookies and lazy people start with (the easiest things to load) real movers start with the biggest pieces because you have all the filler you need at the start of the load
That's what I learnt too
@@concernedcitizen5057 moving next month thanks for the helpful tips
How big is 2500 cubes going to do a moving gig today
Where’s the furniture? Anyone can pack boxes!
What did you do about getting the items out of storage in reverse? Normally heavy, bulky items are loaded into storage much the same. If you need those same items to start with to load the truck, how do you go about taking out and organizing everything from storage without using up valuable (paid by customer) time?
Celena Morgan what a stupid question
Celena Morgan if it's loaded out of storage is it mean it's broke out gone over the inventory checked off by the driver with exception sheet then repadded and loaded. Also a lot of times these are national accounts in the customer doesn't pay for nothing the company they work for does!
Neal Thomas, thank you for responding with helpful information.
The company I worked for with Atlas, we would not place a label on the furniture before its wrapped, we do that on the wrap itself if its going into warehouse or unit storage so as not to have to waste time unwrapping and rewrapping to check the label, since its stretch wrapped after padded for term storage. I even helped a few movers from other agency companies with other national/global moving services did the same for long distance moves.
these guys must be really good at playing tetris
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No straps one good hill and there trying to figure out what that loud noise was
What is that blue thing you are wrapping with?
There furniture pads.
Like watching live-action tetris
super helpful!
It's like playing 'Tetrus' in real life
Dang that was too good that it felt like it was magic ;)
75 out 100!! That grill atop that drobe was a no no!!! High quality furniture is wrapped in-house, otherwise you drape it in the truck, base, boxes / bins , top load, mats, glass/ flats in between box springs . Use every inch if need be!! A full 53' footer is a great workout also, better have 4-5 guys who know their stuff!!! These two did OK though!!! I've 27 yrs. experience.
Wow, tough grade, what's it take to get 100%
Eh! I don't know, hoodie! Claims! Short sleeve knows what he is doing!
never load crates across the container b.c. if someone else unloads they might not see it and when they move the item in front it may fall down.always load down the wall.
You should not unload if you do not know how stay off the load you always look behind something before moving it
What was the size of this truck?
Probably standard 28' Straight Truck
V Zermeno 😂😂 stamdard is 35cubicmetres my friend
Not a truck, been reading all the comments or skimming them and the OP replied to one stating it was just the upper deck (neck) of the trailer so it is either 40 something or 50 - 52 feet length, also you can notice the markings on the roof which sows it is a trailer.
V Zermeno they’re loading a trailer
It’s a trailer 53 foot most likely