Help: Tying down Washer/Dryer
#1
Help: Tying down Washer/Dryer
Hey guys, so a friend asked me to help them move a washer/dryer that they purchased. I've never hauled anything that sat over the side of the bed before. How would I go about tying them down? Would I use the tie downs on each corner of the bed? Or would I have to utilize the cleats that the truck came with and tie them down straight? I'd imagine using the 4 corners wouldn't work very well since it won't be holding them down straight, but rather at an angle. Any help is greatly appreciated! The move is tonight in about 5 hours.
#2
It sits over the side of the bed? How big is this thing?? Also, unrelated, is your username related to the card grip?
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#4
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I would put them in a row down the box (not side by side, doubt they would even fit that way). Then runs 2 straps, start at front left corner, all the way back and around the washer/dryer, then back to the front right corner. Use 2 straps and do this 2 x to be extra safe
I am sure there are better ways, so if any other guys have ideas throw them out there!
I am sure there are better ways, so if any other guys have ideas throw them out there!
Last edited by doctorschlachter; 04-07-2016 at 03:20 PM.
#5
I would put them in a row down the box (not side by side, doubt they would even fit that way). Then runs 2 straps, start at front left corner, all the way back and around the washer/dryer, then back to the front right corner. Use 2 straps and do this 2 x to be extra safe
I am sure there are better ways, so if any other guys have ideas throw them out there!
I am sure there are better ways, so if any other guys have ideas throw them out there!
#6
Senior Member
That should work fine. One thing to keep in mind is if your tie down points are on the truck bed floor, the strap will want to fall down around the small "peg feet" of the washer and dryer instead of staying around the body...meaning if you take a corner too fast, they'll tip.
#7
Are you talking about a washer/dryer combination (one piece)?
If you are talking about a washer and a dryer (2 Pieces), no tie down needed.
They won't go anywhere unless you are driving like a wild person.
If you are talking about a washer and a dryer (2 Pieces), no tie down needed.
They won't go anywhere unless you are driving like a wild person.
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#9
That should work fine. One thing to keep in mind is if your tie down points are on the truck bed floor, the strap will want to fall down around the small "peg feet" of the washer and dryer instead of staying around the body...meaning if you take a corner too fast, they'll tip.
#10
How went the move?