How to Load Cattle Panels in a Truck?
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2022
- In this video I demonstrated how to load a cattle panel using 2 ways. The first method was used to get the cattle panel home. This method will work for 3 to 4 cattle panel. These 2 methods are very easy to do.
Omg thank you sooo much!!! We was thinking we couldn’t get cattle panels on my husbands truck. This is genius. I can’t wait to show him this video tomorrow. I was upset because I thought we would have to buy the roll of whatever panels. Garden arches here we come ❤
Hello MissAshley, you are sooo very welcome. You don't have to be upset now. The Garden arches are great, and you will love it. Thanks for watching.
Two very good methods. I'll use that first one, keeps the panel lower and more contained. Thanks.
HEY, Wolf6251!!! Thanks. I like that first one the best as well. I have tried both to make sure it works. I'm calmer with the first one when driving 🤣🤣🤣
Very helpful info!
Glad it was helpful!
Your first method worked great! I was able to get 4 panels in my Tacoma's 6ft bed and was able to keep the tail gate closed. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Tyler W. I'm glad it worked for you. I like the first method too.
Finally! Such great explanation! Thanks for sharing!
HELLO, Pamela, I appreciate it. Your comment made my day. Anytime sharing is caring.
Excellent! Thank you!
HEY Cheryl, you are welcome.
Thank you for the video.
HELLO Micah! You're welcome.
Bear, this is SO helpful! Thanks!🎉
HEY Meghan!!! I'm so glad it was helpful. You are welcome. Have a great day.
@@GrowSomethingTasty Absolutely will! Planning my trellised beds and looking forward to more of your tutorials. 🙏🙏🙏 for putting these up. Peace.
Thank you. I'm getting a couple panels in the morning. This way will help me a lot.
HELLO Teresa, I'm glad the video helps. It's great you are getting panels in the morning. Awesome!!! Let me know how it works for you.
I will.
Very helpful. Thank you.
HEY Tobias!! I'm glad it was helpful. You are welcome.
Great video. I think I like the second method the best but either way would work.
HELLO Christopher, I am glad you liked the video. Yes, either one will work. I used the first method to get my panels home. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Good video!!
HELLO J4m2b, thank you. I appreciate it.
Thank you 👍
You are welcome!
Thank you
Hey Sam, you are welcome. No problem.
Thank you sir!
HEY Kelly!!! You are welcome, anytime.
@@GrowSomethingTasty I’m going in a couple days with my girl to get 4, I’m hoping it works out like you said! I’m sure it will though and I thank you for the insight, I got this.
@kellyodom9596 Let me know how it goes. I was nervous when I did it, but I got them home.
just like matt and saras utube chanel video from 3 years ago, it's a popular method
HELLO FreedomLovinLady, thanks for watching and commenting.
We went and got two 16 foot cattle panels two weeks ago. I didn't want to spring load them with ratchet straps to close the tailgate, so I let them hang off the tailgate on both sides. I have a 6ft 3in bed on my truck, and two sandbags (left over from winter snow driving to give added traction during both 2wd and 4wd) so I put the sand bags on the inside of the folded panels. I loaded in similar fashion to how you loaded them so that the truck bed naturally holds them folded (not horizontal to the ground like I've seen others laying them). I used two ratchet straps lower on the panels to hold them in the bed and one higher up close to the cab to stabalize the top since they are 50 inches tall. I feel the straps alone would have held the panels in fine, but since the sandbags were already there no reason not to use them to sandwich the panels to the front of the truck bed. I'm the type to tie everything down double or triple what is probably needed, just don't want to lose stuff or get anyone hurt because I was in a hurry. The panels made it home great and are supporting winter squash and pumpkin arches since the these plants were threatening to take over the yard 😂. God bless! 😊🙋♀️💖🇺🇲
@FreedomLovinLady That sounds great. Yes, being safe is key. I have to go get rope because I'm moving a basketball goal, and I have to tie it down. I have a question: When do you plant pumpkins? I never did it before this year. I just planted one. I'm about to plant some more.
🙏 thank you
HELLO KoVamp!!! Anytime.
If you have a roof rack and need themto stay flat, you can use a couple 10 ft 2x4s and strap them flat on top.
HELLO, Jonathan, thanks for your suggestion. THAT'S good stuff if you have a roof rack.
A hitch bed extender also helps with loading on a roof rack
Thanks wasn't sure how get them home.
HELLO @MyLove, you are welcome. I am glad the info was helpful.
I don’t have a truck,so is it possible to rent home depot f250 truck (8 feet long in bed) to move 20pieces cattle panels to home? Thank you
HEY Pauline!!! I would not try all 20.Thats just me. I know another youtuber did 4 as the max. I would take a few trips. If you do 20 at a time, let me know how it goes.
Anyone ever picked up cattle panel in a Toyota Corolla? 😂
I might need to borrow a truck or just use chicken wire instead.
HELLO MD, I bet someone has, but I would not try it 🤣🤣. Yeah, I would borrow a truck for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.