How to tie back a load in a U-Haul Moving Truck

[@goldeheart2958]

Finally found the video i was looking for. Thank you for being very clear a easy to follow I watched other videos before this one looking for exactly this information. However your video sir is the first to actually show me step by step the needed information👑💛🖖😎🤠 I need to move just aa refrigerator in a U-Haul truck because it didn't fir in the first load. Being able to secure it gives me safety and oeace of mind This video explains clearly the information I need. I searched for " how to move just a refrigerator in a U-Haul truck" . Many videos later. I finally found yours, which is the first one to actually show me the information i was looking for. Thank you thank you thank you again 😊

[@ManandDolly]

I'm Very Glad This Video Gives You the info you need to have a successful move!

[@goldeheart2958]

@@ManandDolly I shared this video yesterday with the young men who were helping me to secure the refrigerator and other large items into the moving truck. It was so easy for these teenagers to follow they had the items secure very quickly. And they were very appreciative of your video as well thank you thank you

[@ManandDolly]

@@goldeheart2958 Well that just makes my day! I needed this encouragement to make more videos! It's been a while!

[@Mr-E.]

I'm moving in two days by myself (using a U-Haul). This was the first video I found on Google using the search words "how to tie down a uhaul truck". I usually have to look at several videos, but this is one of those rare moments where your video covered everything with perfect explanations, clear and to the point. I'll go to Harbor Freight tomorrow and buy those 15 foot ratchet straps and do it just like you did. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with us!

[@ManandDolly]

Thanks MR E! I’m glad it helped, have a great move my friend!!

[@scottbrandau]

If you want to learn with wrop, look up the trucker hitch.

[@ewmetzler]

Thanks, I'm moving family member's stuff 2500 miles next month and this was key information for me.

[@ManandDolly]

@@ewmetzler i’m glad it is helpful, especially with a drive that long the load is the most important part of the process only second to the packing job. If you or your family have any questions we have a Backup Service where we can be there when needed to answer any moving/packing, Driving questions to help save time money and stress!

[@VeryMiley]

Such a money video. Thanks for showing this in great detail. Definitely doing ratchet straps and no bungees, ropes, or cam buckle straps. Everything loosens with movement. Moving yourself is tough, but videos like this make it possible. Thank you

[@ManandDolly]

That's why I'm here my friend, I'm glad it's helpful!

[@NJHeart2Heart]

Anticipating a move in a few months and the 2nd part we're going to be doing it ourselves with a Uhaul truck. This is VERY helpful. Thanks for sharing!

[@ManandDolly]

Absolutely! We also have resources on our website, and 1 on 1 guidance, directly from the source!

[@TheRealAudioDidact]

This video is worth its weight in gold! Thank you!

[@ManandDolly]

Anytime! That’s why I’m here! I’m glad it helps!

[@Pedro-nk6yw]

Thank you so much for the video! Gonna need it here in the next few months, and I already feel better having the knowledge you provided :D

[@ManandDolly]

I’m glad I could help, I also have a lot of resources on my website: mananddolly.com

[@roseferry1692]

Moving in 3 weeks and this is super helpful. I sent my husband to watch! 😂 checked out your website too, thank you!!

[@ManandDolly]

I Love it, check back in and let me know how the move went!

[@scottbrandau]

You did everything correctly. Its easier if the ratchet is closed to put the strap through.

[@SnakeO]

Great illustration and informative

[@ManandDolly]

I’m glad you got value from it!

[@magpielvira]

thank you so much!! having to move by myself next weekend 🥺

[@ManandDolly]

The load is the most important and if you need support I can be there for you live if need be via call or vid chat

[@cometcal2]

Tie down straps are the way to go instead of using ropes. Get the 15 footers. If you haven’t used them before, get a set and figure how they work before you really need to use them.

[@notforever123]

you are the best, Thank you for sharing

[@ManandDolly]

@@notforever123 Thanks, and absolutely, glad it helped!

[@sophiacrawley7462]

Great explanation!!

[@ManandDolly]

Aww shucks, you’re going to make me blush

[@harbaapkabaap2040]

Doesn't it slip back and forth with braking and speeding up if there is heavy cargo like couches and mattresses?

[@ManandDolly]

Not as much as you would think, most of the moving in the truck come from bumps, sudden jerks of the wheel, and fast turns. This is why it’s important first and foremost to have your truck packed tightly, with every layer tight from side to side, and front to back holding it in place. Straps are perfect for if you have space at the end and can’t put an item there to hold it back from moving, or a strap is there to keep an item from moving to begin with. Does that make sense?

[@snoshea]

Thanks for this - very helpful!

[@ManandDolly]

Anytime, I'm glad it helped!

[@kofine05lk43]

Beauty my friend. Thanks!

[@ManandDolly]

Glad it helped!!

[@parissingontheway7578]

I’m looking for this, it is really helpful❤, thank you!

[@ManandDolly]

Glad it helped!!

[@Rubydoo61]

Thanks for the quick lowdown!

[@ManandDolly]

Anytime dog...get it? Your profile image haha, I'm silly. Take care, see you on the next one

[@alexandraday7021]

Very helpful

[@ManandDolly]

I’m glad it helped, happy moving!!

[@shawnscharnikow4414]

Thank you William!! Huge help!!

[@ManandDolly]

Absolutely! Glad I can help!

[@rockwellanddebbiekelly7888]

Great tips!!!

[@ManandDolly]

Thanks!

[@robertspence831]

Decent tips here. Thanks!

[@ManandDolly]

I'm Glad you think so!

[@hebrux]

Been looking for a video like this specific to uhauls, thank you! By the way do Uhauls come with this Rachets already?

[@ManandDolly]

I'm glad it helps! Unfortunately, no they don't, and the ones they sell are trash, and typically for other purposes. Here is a link to get the ones I have, they also sell them at harbor freight if you have any nearby: amzn.to/3IOJy2j

[@zig8100]

Thank you , what length straps are those? 10 or 15 feet? Would 10 footers work?

[@ManandDolly]

You can go straight across with a 10ft strap, however, I always recommend getting 15ft because you can go diagonally, plus the length gives you more versatility to use for other things and situations like as a tiedown for a pickup truck where you have to go over a load of things, as well as it gives you extra length for when you're strapping items to a dolly like a Refridgerator or a big dresser that length comes in handy. I hope this helps and look forward to more questions and engagement with me.

[@zig8100]

@@ManandDolly Thank You!

[@ManandDolly]

@@zig8100 Of Course! We also have links to other Moving Equipment/materials on our website www.mananddolly.com

[@ManandDolly]

@@zig8100 That's why I'm here

[@morenabonita8834]

Thanks

[@ManandDolly]

Absolutely!!

[@Robert-ug5hx]

I us 1 foots soft loops its much easier with those rails

[@ManandDolly]

Soft loops could be easier, but it's not a big enough difference to pay for the extra convenience. That's a good thought for sure though, in my eyes it's not a worthy investment just to tie back a load. I would invest if strapping down a motorcycle to a trailer or something of the sort.

[@JayGarrickFlash]

Final step: smack the luggage and say "That's not going anywhere!" 😂

[@ManandDolly]

😂👍🏽

[@andrewmoore1523]

😂😂😂

[@captainaxlerod1297]

Well spoken

[@roncroftrealty]

💯 👍

[@keithanntracey571]

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