2:43 no pad on the ground to keep the mattress semi clean. Sorry, I'm just picky. I even go to the point where I'll shrink wrap just one side, called capping it.
Having all 3 guys loading is inefficiant. You need a dedicated loader, usually the driver, who will tell the other guys what to bring out. (not saying he should be camping out in the truck , he can be going in and out himself to get hole fillers and chowder while he waits). That's why you see so much clutter built up in the truck. There is no guidance. And where are the rubberbands?
I', m a driver and thats exactly what happens on 3 mans haha. 1 in the truck 2 usually bringing out needed items and helping on down time. 4 mans is a differnt story. 3 on 1 can get cluttered quick haha
Loading boxes is to easy In all moving company’s always you had to put the furniture first and boxes at the end to make sure you can fill up the holes in your load And carry one box by hand not way You had to use the dolly 3 guys using dolly you can kick this move faster
Why aren't the two white pieces at 1:50 wrapped or even draped? If any of those boxes have any sort of hard debris or even a pebble stuck to the bottom it will scratch the crap out of the tops of those items. Which look like dressers.
not a lot of people take their appliances with them. and there were some chairs in the beginning. Clients vary all the time. I've had plenty of moves where its mainly boxes and standard furniture from living room, while the rest is ordered new to meet them at the destination. Nonetheless, both DR table and chairs are very easy to pack.
Some people opt to sell or donate their furniture and get new (or new to them) stuff when they get where they're going. Edit: We are actually doing that with half our furniture. All the old crappy stuff got sold or will be getting donated before we move. There isn't much we are taking with us other than hundreds upon hundreds of boxes.
You can ask. I see that you are a mover. So it is likely not going to be new to you. It is more a training principle than anything else. Good experienced movers are likely doing this as a matter of course. Imagine that side of the truck and the box had a unifrom Tick tack Toe grid drawn on the side of it. So it has 9 zones. Then taking weigh, durability, size and uniformity of individual boxes and items into account, the crew knows what items to bring out first and what items to bring out last.
so much was left unpadded.... I've been working for a moving company goin on 3 years now. pretty much jus common sense.. it's jus a big game of Tetris lmfao
Any professional mover will load ALL his awkward items first! A monkey can stack boxes and square furniture. And it's called a Tier not a row. And loading the truck is never a group effort. Driver loads and helps carry. Helpers clear the home and help pad if they know how to properly pad. Boxes last!! Put them in corners and off the main obvious walls where furniture goes and you aren't moving them twice! Duh! Amateurs!
There is absolutely no reason not to stand on a piece of furniture that is structurally up to it and has a durable finish. In efficient residential moving there is no such thing as a general rule like "you are not supposed to stand on the furniture". Sure particular items of furniture might not be appropriate for standing on to place another item at a higher level. But In the video I did not use any item of furniture to place an item on the top layer that was not adequate to that purpose. Space on a moving truck is at a premium! Every single additional piece of equipment carried on the truck potentially will cause you to run out of space prematurely. Step ladders are surplus to requirements on local residential moving trucks. However, if your customer happens to have one, sure you can use it. Bottom line is, since no two homes have the same contents, loading the packed contents of a typical 4 bedroom house on a 26' moving truck is a challenge that requires the crew to be creative every time and so, as a definitive proposition I will dismiss you statement as plain wrong. The goal is to load the contents of the house on the truck and not run out of space and to do that in the most efficient and therefore cost effective way possible. And if that involves using an item of furniture as a step ladder provided the item of will not be broken of have its finish damaged as a result then it is a good move.
A lot of unnecessary tape used. Beds should b off floor. Stood up on 3.0s too square load off tighter. What kinda mover loads on top of a mattress. Very flemsy and unstable. It’s ur video but try putting mattress on top of dresser or boxes much safeer tighter and efficient. You obviously aren’t too experienced.
A monkey can load a bunch of boxes. Worst first. Start with ur more difficult items first so that u have more options to load around the difficult pieces. Just another tip.
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That load was a rookies dream. No appliances, patio furniture, exercise equipment, bikes, riding mower etc.
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Great video. Good tios on how to load a proper move.
Great job!!!
2:43 no pad on the ground to keep the mattress semi clean. Sorry, I'm just picky. I even go to the point where I'll shrink wrap just one side, called capping it.
Nice video. You should do another version just playing the Tetris theme. :)
Put that mat and box on dish packs baby!
how big of a house was that ?
Having all 3 guys loading is inefficiant. You need a dedicated loader, usually the driver, who will tell the other guys what to bring out. (not saying he should be camping out in the truck , he can be going in and out himself to get hole fillers and chowder while he waits). That's why you see so much clutter built up in the truck. There is no guidance. And where are the rubberbands?
Ken from NJ I don't think they know how to use bands lol
These guys goddamn suck too. Why the eff is furniture going on top of boxes. Makes no sense. Has anyone heard of a Tier??
I', m a driver and thats exactly what happens on 3 mans haha. 1 in the truck 2 usually bringing out needed items and helping on down time. 4 mans is a differnt story. 3 on 1 can get cluttered quick haha
He mentions it starting at 3:25
@@MILEYANDJACOBSHOWI agree the driver absolutely should be in the truck stacking. It's his load & he's responsible.
Do you cover Baton Rouge Louisiana ?
Good Video.... what about that 9 point loading zone tech.... guessing that's a trade secret! ;P
Loading boxes is to easy
In all moving company’s always you had to put the furniture first and boxes at the end to make sure you can fill up the holes in your load
And carry one box by hand not way
You had to use the dolly 3 guys using dolly you can kick this move faster
Superrr easy load. Lets see how you pack in those giant desks which way 200lbs.
These guys must be great at Tetris
See quite a few boxes on uneven surfaces need a bit of filler in there boys a few bagged pillows or flat pack chairs would help
Where is your equipment at
Pretty EASY load... And DEFINETELY made some mistakes BUT for the most part good job
"Each layer" ... ita called a tier
Even non cdl trucks where I work at dont come off the lot with less the 31,000 lbs my truck weighs 17,000 lbs do the math
Why aren't the two white pieces at 1:50 wrapped or even draped? If any of those boxes have any sort of hard debris or even a pebble stuck to the bottom it will scratch the crap out of the tops of those items. Which look like dressers.
no appliances? no dining room table and chairs
not a lot of people take their appliances with them. and there were some chairs in the beginning. Clients vary all the time. I've had plenty of moves where its mainly boxes and standard furniture from living room, while the rest is ordered new to meet them at the destination. Nonetheless, both DR table and chairs are very easy to pack.
Do these people own any furniture, or just live out of boxes?
Some people opt to sell or donate their furniture and get new (or new to them) stuff when they get where they're going.
Edit: We are actually doing that with half our furniture. All the old crappy stuff got sold or will be getting donated before we move. There isn't much we are taking with us other than hundreds upon hundreds of boxes.
When’s Connors next fight Jon?
where's your dollies?
what are the exact 9 points if I may ask?
You can ask. I see that you are a mover. So it is likely not going to be new to you. It is more a training principle than anything else. Good experienced movers are likely doing this as a matter of course. Imagine that side of the truck and the box had a unifrom Tick tack Toe grid drawn on the side of it. So it has 9 zones. Then taking weigh, durability, size and uniformity of individual boxes and items into account, the crew knows what items to bring out first and what items to bring out last.
I recently retired from the moving industry in South Florida after more than twenty years, and I have never heard of that.
so much was left unpadded.... I've been working for a moving company goin on 3 years now. pretty much jus common sense.. it's jus a big game of Tetris lmfao
shit this ez $😂never do i have a load this easy
Can not hear...
Wow so you guys ever try using handtruck & dolly?
We don't see the path. I'd assume it couldn't be used here.
Any professional mover will load ALL his awkward items first! A monkey can stack boxes and square furniture. And it's called a Tier not a row. And loading the truck is never a group effort. Driver loads and helps carry. Helpers clear the home and help pad if they know how to properly pad. Boxes last!! Put them in corners and off the main obvious walls where furniture goes and you aren't moving them twice! Duh! Amateurs!
Good for you?
Lmfao
Two Men and a Truck; Unprepared, unprofessional, and incompetent.
you need to invest in some ladders buddy you're not supposed to stand on the furniture
There is absolutely no reason not to stand on a piece of furniture that is structurally up to it and has a durable finish. In efficient residential moving there is no such thing as a general rule like "you are not supposed to stand on the furniture". Sure particular items of furniture might not be appropriate for standing on to place another item at a higher level. But In the video I did not use any item of furniture to place an item on the top layer that was not adequate to that purpose. Space on a moving truck is at a premium! Every single additional piece of equipment carried on the truck potentially will cause you to run out of space prematurely. Step ladders are surplus to requirements on local residential moving trucks. However, if your customer happens to have one, sure you can use it. Bottom line is, since no two homes have the same contents, loading the packed contents of a typical 4 bedroom house on a 26' moving truck is a challenge that requires the crew to be creative every time and so, as a definitive proposition I will dismiss you statement as plain wrong. The goal is to load the contents of the house on the truck and not run out of space and to do that in the most efficient and therefore cost effective way possible. And if that involves using an item of furniture as a step ladder provided the item of will not be broken of have its finish damaged as a result then it is a good move.
Fair response I’ll allow it 👨⚖️ 😂😂 a step stool is pretty minimal tho
Eric Aguilar That just looks like crap
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A lot of unnecessary tape used. Beds should b off floor. Stood up on 3.0s too square load off tighter. What kinda mover loads on top of a mattress. Very flemsy and unstable. It’s ur video but try putting mattress on top of dresser or boxes much safeer tighter and efficient. You obviously aren’t too experienced.
A monkey can load a bunch of boxes. Worst first. Start with ur more difficult items first so that u have more options to load around the difficult pieces. Just another tip.
Pretty unprofessional bringing furniture out not padded you guys must pay claims out the ass
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Hahaha 90% cartons🤔that was a shit load terrible tears..
And also try putting away less uniformed items (uglies)earlier.. preferably mid way threw the tear🙄
Right
how big of a house was that ?