Moving Up A Heavy Dresser One Flight Of Stairs

[@DD-qd4dy]

Man yall make it look so easy.

[@Saltbox97]

Shoulder Dolly. We bought them at Princess Auto and my wife and I moved a front load washer today. They were awesome!!

[@hanDIYdude]

Thank you for the video. Short and sweet. I hate it when channels just drag and drag a 2 minute video into 10 minutes.

[@cierriazeller6958]

This looks much smarter than how I've seen in the other videos, they had the damn straps on their wrists. So they probably weren't real movers either. But these guys said they are. My husband used to work for a moving company and he knew what he was doing. He even showed his coworkers smarter ways to do things, I wish he would of had these when he worked for them though

[@dianecandoflamtaps3688]

Good video!! All the people making rude comments don’t realize that it’s possible this was just a demo to show how to use the straps, or maybe when someone does this everyday 5-6 days a week they might be protecting themselves from back injuries and pain later in life!!

[@mattbarringer3064]

That's what I tried to tell my co-workers about!!!! The shoulder strap hump strap!!!!! Makes stuff so much easier on the body and reduces damage. Nice video bro.

[@charicethompson8074]

They made that look so easy!

[@DFyffe]

Great job guys. You may also want to add that in addition the guy on top being comfortable with walking backwards, the guy below should visibly sync his steps with his partner. The old 1-2-3 count-off won't be a bad idea. If he's too slow, it could throw his buddy's back out because he's leaning forward awkwardly and if he's is too fast, he could make top guy trip. Good vid.

[@ericv8868]

What's the old 123 count off? I'm new 😁

[@lsoldeMaduschen]

@@ericv8868 you count from 1 to 3, you're welcome

[@ericv8868]

@@lsoldeMaduschen ohh like the new years ball drip thing at the end of December

[@bushputz]

I've used an older version of lifting straps that went onto your forearms (Forearm Forklifts) instead of using shoulder harnesses. A co-worker and I moved several heavy/bulky/awkward items, some weighing over 300 pounds with relative ease. I'd like to try the harness version sometime because they free up your hands more.

[@brendanmichel5313]

Nice one.

[@Patriot41776]

Excellent vid sir! Will look into get this for my upcoming move

[@carmenkouw-su8ki]

Me gustó el video.cuanto cuestan esas correas en Estados Unidos. Puedes cargar pianos con ella,que peso soporta?

[@TheWindGinProject]

Thanks for the demonstration.

[@Lookiss790]

The shoulder straps look great and you guys made it look easy except for the top guy's left foot. I'd be worried about mine getting caught up in the dresser and then I'd walk too fast up to get away. Still a great video.

[@TomSmith-io9uk]

Thank You! You guy's do good work.

[@shlomojesus971]

Great advice

[@independentviews9245]

Great example - Thanks - This was very helpful.

[@gothicstudios3688]

Cool Thank you BROTHER!

[@gil167bxnyrodriguez3]

Good job 👍

[@Birdsandclover]

Next time I move I’m hiring movers.

[@aureliomunguia8756]

Nice work that ago on CDMX greetings

[@MrCaptainobvious9999]

What to do when the dresser cant turn/clear the staircase landing and you have to lift over the railing? And thanks for the good videos.

[@WolfBand626]

good job. I'm a mover, and I do this all the time.

[@julianz.9164]

Why can't the guy at the top put his body strap on backwards and walk front way up? And the guy at the bottom holds the furniture upright

[@charlesrosebushes7748]

Because the item is centered by pushing with their hands simultaneously

[@BRExteriorPro]

Yep bought shoulder dolly about a year ago use it on almost every move. Work smarter

[@RescueMoversDFW]

redcon1gear As always work smarter not harder: )

[@Soothsayer210]

i have seen different moving and lifting straps. Do you have any suggestion on the best available in the market?

[@lennycordeiro5230]

Get to gym and stay shape instead popping percs. And vicodims.

[@painhousing]

Did the customer tip?

[@ginaloveslife]

That was impressive

[@islandboy9580]

Are you using shoulder dolly as I thought they only used one strap looks like in the video you guys used to two

[@mihaeladog7187]

This is hard work.I bought a heavy vanity and the cashier sent some young skinny guy to load it in my truck. I said No way you touch this damn thing alone you need two ppl . I waited untill the store send one more guy. The stores use young ppl even students with no experience , they ruin their back and at the age of 40 they are on disability. Moving heavy stuff is not for everyone.

[@andreacampbell3026]

How do you move it downstairs?

[@herminadutoit35]

How much does it cost? The price please

[@avinanth5158]

Is there like a machine that can lift furniture up and over the banister?

[@notanindianscammer7594]

Yeah his name is Superman

[@DoubleOhSilver]

Wish I saw this before trying it. Had mine on too short and I didn't have room to bend my knees for the stairs. Had to take it off mid flight

[@originalzo3873]

Good work bro

[@EclipseLawnCare]

Awesome video. I’m looking for a movers in the Dallas area. What you rate?

[@dandavenport792]

Has anyone moved an upright piano up stairs with these?

[@HidayatUllah-nb5ch]

Where we can buy online I m from Pakistan

[@Adrian-np1bt]

Na I actually own a moving company and I definitely need these straps

[@coonmuscle7287]

Called shoulder Dolly's at Lowe's for 40$

[@joecandor6145]

Es a goud videyo, could jew do uno en Ingleesh?

[@emmyharrington8269]

Physics ❤️

[@sharit7970]

🏆🏆

[@louistorres7570]

real movers use they hands like a real man, you might as well ask the customer to help out lol

[@brisonculpepper8079]

Bro, why wouldn’t you use anything to help make the job easier than it needs to be.

[@louistorres7570]

That's a very good point you make and one that I would agree with, but when the time comes that you cant use the strap for some reason ( narrow turning stairs where you have to stand it then flip it) then the finesse is gone leading to incompetence which leads to damages and even depending on the crew finger pointing. So in conclusion it's a very good product but one that can hinder the skills of the operator if used too often

[@jrmoving4793]

It take time putting in place two guy just carry it fast thin that

[@Val-iw7ck]

How are you guys saying it was a good job? It was really bad. Did you see the upper guy? How bent he was. That's exactly how you destroy your back. THIS IS NOT A GOOD EXAMPLE!!!

[@cafune5978]

you need to buy ORIGINAL FOREARM FORKLIFT STRAPS. the other fake straps are very dangerous, it could be fatal as they are not strong enough and can break off while carrying heavy things.

[@notanindianscammer7594]

With ease lol

[@dalemiller5893]

So professional looking you guys really dress not to impress,back in Australia we come to work with no uniform no job.👎

[@rotweilerdc]

Bro why is he using his head to hold the piece 😂😂

[@lennycordeiro5230]

That is a book case,

[@tonyvillalobos7943]

👍

[@mitziebryantgwinn2873]

I'm a mover also....by the time those guys put on all those straps and get set up, they could have had it up the stairs already!!! Our customers pay to get sh@@ done quick . We only use the forearm forklift straps on heavy queen mattresses and most kings.Too dangerous on rigid square heavy furniture especially on stairs!! We are CHEAP BEST MOVERS and our tip on this video is : The first guy turns around backward and grabs his end of the dresser by reaching backwards....then the bottom guy bends down and picks up his end...This way both guys are walking forwand and if they keep it vertical(not leaning to one side or the other) then its so very easy...Once in the destination room the bottom guy sets his end down first , then the top guy carefully turns around and sets his down. Note ....on multiple turn stairways this only works if the stairway is rather wide.....for narrow ones, the top guy MUST do the conventional "walk backward " thing.....as he has to set his end down at the top of each landing enabling them to pivot the dresser around and set up for the next flight....The backwards grab method mentioned ealier takes some getting used to, but once you do its much easier on your back and legs....and can use on those heavy ass leather 3 seat couches also.....ARGHH... those are the worst!!!

[@njcbar]

Love your videos but the title of this one is confusing, just friendly advice.

[@sexydreadhead4639]

Much easier

[@trinidadjubilee1738]

First off carpet runners on stairs big no no

[@THESOULHUNTER1000]

His a mover for life.

[@angelpla32]

Strap it on the yates n have partner on bottom n just go much faster..

[@Adrian-np1bt]

I can lift that dresser by myself running up the stairs . No straps

[@SiNKarnage]

Shouldn't have rugs on the steps that how ppl break their necks

[@salvadoralvarado7398]

Professionals movers with no uniform???

[@tonycariello8478]

Uniforms dont make you professional?? Why yes I see. Fuckin Clowns

[@dianecandoflamtaps3688]

NO.....uniforms don’t make someone professional!!! I have seen many movers that are experienced and professional!! Also, private handy man services that have saved me several times, and no uniform!! The companies that wear uniforms charge you a fortune in my experience. It’s all personal preference!! Stop criticizing people!!

[@susanvelazquez]

Is a sidejob

[@benjaminbuton3632]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@johncool1]

i have been a professional mover for over 30 years its my life in the game and i can tell you i hate wearing company uniforms ill represent the company no matter what..you need to be as comfortable and most flexible as possible but most important..professional from beginning to end of job.

[@javiercervantes8015]

Wtf is up whit does straps lol movers really lol

[@trinidadjubilee1738]

Carpet mask buddy

[@jgrubbs2891]

In the time it took you guys to prep to get that dresser up the stairs.... me and another could've carried that dresser up and 2 other things "NO JOKE"

[@INoIFearIGaming]

Congrats, you can move one piece a little faster. Now try moving heavy furniture for several hours a day and multiple days a week for years. It takes a toll on anyone's body.

[@stephenlott6968]

Lol. Try that every day, for about 8 hours a day. You'll look for shortcuts too if you're smart. Being a professional mover is about making money and hopefully not getting hurt. It's not about showing off how strong you are or how fast you can carry something up the stairs. That's what children do when they "help" on moving day, not grown ass professional movers.

[@trinidadjubilee1738]

And next time use an actual heavy dresser like the title says

[@dianecandoflamtaps3688]

Trinidad Jubilee How do you know how heavy it is?? Do you move furniture for a living 8-10 hours a day?? Maybe they are trying to save their backs so they are not in chronic pain later in life!

[@johncool1]

do you drink soy juice soy boy?

[@davidswolenar]

def a good way to kill your back! definitely better ways out there

[@lennycordeiro5230]

He scuffed the hardwood floors,

[@trinidadjubilee1738]

Took to long

[@ryanpelkey1482]

Very unsafe very dumb very slow very high risk of injiry

[@lennycordeiro5230]

I have neck pain Bob, So I can take a week off with Pay, Dont pay the white guy whose sick at home with the stomach flu, thats not work related

[@javiercervantes8015]

No uniforms lol an they take forever lol

[@NYStateofMind1000]

Real movers don't use them weak ass straps... Better get some strength and apply the high-low method. And learn technical skills...

[@scottycundiff9135]

Real movers dont use this crap..pick it up and carry it homie. Been in the game 30 years... Your fired

[@danruben1735]

Real movers ?? Stupid aF

[@SiNKarnage]

Rip your back

[@Trohawkk]

ya pussies

[@philipmaurice2335]

The time they took strapping up, me and my guy would've already had it upstairs.

[@INoIFearIGaming]

Real movers most certainly do use these. Maybe if you're just helping your "homie" move a few pieces of furniture for one day you may not need these, but actual movers that do this for several hours a day and several days a week all the time, this is a major life saver. But you're probably still 12 and think you look cool by trying to be macho man in front of all your internet buddies.