How to deliver / move a Scratch & Dent refrigerator Moving Appliance Shoulder Harness Straps
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- READ: It was bought "scratched and dented" on purpose (at half-price.) Amazing price on new appliance that might have minor cosmetic blemish. They lifted it with ease with this apparatus. The reason they do not use a dolly is because it can scratch floors and it is far easier to traverse stairs, turns, uneven terrain. This can be used with many appliance like washer dryer fridge stove oven air conditioner and other bulky heavy items.
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Wow wow wow
I was impressed when my refrigerator was delivered and yes communication is key.
Better communication than any relationship I've been in.
😂
Communication relies on both parties
That's because money>bitches
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😮
Love working with people that have common sense, makes the job that much easier. Good work fellas
you already know!
Real talk
i swear to god, common sense aint that common these days
Currently working with someone who doesn’t 😂 it’s so frustrating cause they can’t help it
ain't that the truth
These gentlemen know how to have a good day at work.
Those straps make moving easy! Iremeber moving my washer and dryer with those
@@S4LT3DD they are the most amazing ive ever used my old neighbor let me borrow them well getting are washer and dryer out and i ended up buying some right after made everything so easy
That's what you call team work
As a labourer this makes me jealous
No lie right away they ask each other on a daily basis "you want something from the store?" Often buy or share lunches, also hang out on an occasional weekend.
Notice he never asked him. He told him. Not in a way a boss or lead would tell an employee. But how you would tell your friend "hand me that remote".
These guys are serious about, and obviously proud of their job. Respect!
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Well done you made that move look easy and i know it was heavy much respect to them.
Couple of stud bulls working that strap!
Great teamwork gents!
Looks more like their first time using a Forearm forklift. But I guess to the untrained eye it looks professional 🤷🏾♂️
Brothers not just working hard, they are working smart too !!
Can't tell is rascists or porn addicts. 🤔
@@Redditor6079 hot 🫦
@@Fugvdfbh67wtf bruh
Cuts the weight in half !
My sister & I did this with a washing machine & dryer. It was as easy as it looks here.
@@Ahmose900 did she get stuck? 🫦
The communication here is absolutely everything! It’s incredible!
👏 exactly
Much respect to any hard working man or women, and these two are definitely working hard. But lets not get too hyped about 2 people simply talking to each other.
It makes jobs easier ill tell you that
Super profesionales en su trabajo
In my family it's, "Okay, lift!!" "What you say?? SPLAT"
Havent seen anyone mention it yet but communication is EVERYTHING! Solid workers ❤
I love all people. I have to say black power! It depicts us in a positive light!
Yez thats very important when you moving!!
Especially in the moving business. Ive worked with the same guy since i started about 6years ago and we have our own lingo or words to let eachother know if we cleared a doorway or got around a corner or when were going to set something down. It makes the job a lot easier. Because talking while you're holding a 450lb 12 drawer steel dresser from Restoration Hardware or a 3 seat "American Leather" sleeper sofa, but when the dresser is full of clothes, sentences dont come out like they should, so instead you say certain words and your partner knows what it means. Makes the work so much easier.
@@HaveAGoodDayFk.Uhaha that's right buddy.. been doing moves since 2014 and I will only use this one buddy of mine. We're in sync and no exactly what needs to be done. Like you said, when you're in a stairwell with an Ethan Allen dresser full of clothes, sometimes the words don't come out right but your boy knows what you're trying to say. Wish you the best, keep hustling and making money!!
@@dominicwatts1484You really had to bring race into something that had nothing to do with race, huh? No wonder we have problems. Just can't shut the f*** up about race, It's literally irrelevant in this video. I didn't see any colors, but y'all did and had to make it about that.
Any moving company without these isnt taking their job seriously enough.
That's the type of guys you want to work with. Organised and professional. Great team work.
Beast mode with the hump strap.😅
and great attitudes!
Probably laughing and telling jokes all day!
They were definitely very nice guys. I would buy from them again in a heartbeat.
@@HorsepowerHouse😎
best type of folks to work with on a moving company. communication and good attitudes are the diference between a 13 hour day and an 8 hour day.
4 hour day when worked right.
@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodic128 Lol no way. Maybe a small house or apartment, but we always do multiple jobs in a day unless it's a big move or it's a move to a place 150 miles away.
Real shit!
Большое спасибо ребята,что выы ест на светее.Даа это большой труд
@@isveryniceyeshis point was these guys work so efficiently that they can finish jobs quicker and be done in four hours vs. 12 or 8 hours of work.
Hardworking and CAREFUL men here. Love that!
This is how you keep your spine healthy
Yes.
Not careful and look fridge
I work for two men and a truck. This tool is a movers best friend.
In Albuquerque nm
Damn there still around
Lol i just seen a new location in my area @chrispizarro8855
Love when a lead can communicate clearly and directly 💪🏾💪🏾 good work fellas
Gotta love that teamwork and uplifting attitude they have between the two. This is how you stay fresh and strong doing hard work
Good team
These guys don't need leg day at the gym. They're working their legs every day. Great job guys.
Those straps actually take on most of the work, it’s crazy how much those straps help. I’ve moved huge china cabinets that would of been impossible otherwise. And it’s weird how light they feel.
omfg no shut up, that's nothing
@@thewhateverwhatnot6314 that's because leg muscles are about 4 to 10 times stronger than arm muscles
Whoever invented that strap is a genius 👏
It was probably invented like 2000 years ago to move big stones.
Whish we had this renovating the biggest apartment complex in VA that had icebox fridges from the late 80s. Up 2 flights on twirling stair case and around backside in efficiency units.
@@RolandmaddogDeschainwhich was forgotten then remade although I highly doubt they had these for stones.
@@TheDragonshadow1231 fair enough... That makes sense.
Whoever invented that thing is a damn genius. Something so simple in retrospect, saving millions of men from back injuries lol.
@@Rondo2ooothis is funny as hell my niga
China Baby😊
I've bought straps like these when I was a furniter mover. I used probably 4 times and threw them away, yes they work but you need to be the same height or near that as the guy on the other side. They also akward if the home has tight halls or akward stairways. I'd be like "lets use these guys" everyone was like "we don't have time for that ish" 😅
@@DomTaylor. still use the straps and theyre great, theres always time to do it the smart way specially when it comes to your well being. what you dont want is not enough time to enjoy life and family because you cant get out of bed lol
Refrigerators are super light these days. Not like the Cadillac built ones before 🤭
2 absolute legends right here.. Good safe lifts and great attitude! love this
😊
Definitely
This is why I love professional people they know how to get the job done without hurting themselves or damaging your goods. Great job fellas 👍
Now, these two men know what they are doing!! Keep up the great work fellas!!
These men know what they're doing! Good communication means good coordination.
Now that’s how you deliver a damn fridge! Took their time! Happy to see guys like this who appreciate their job and care for the items of other people! Love it!
@@johannesb7363 i had to rewatch once i saw their comment - you can see it towards the start of the video at the bottom of the doors above the stickers on the front then again at the end of the video theres also some more minor dents a few inches down from the ice/water dispenser you can see in beginning
I bought it that way. It's called a "Scratch & Dent" sale. And half-price, at that.
@@giovannisocci8793it sais scratch and dent. So it was dented from the start. These guys didn’t do it.
Correct. At half-price as well. It's the ONLY way to buy new appliances.
Exceptional! True professionals. I never get lucky enough to have people take pride in their work. I hope their company knows how valuable these guys are.
They are self-employed. It is their company.
@@HorsepowerHouse makes sense. That level of pride in work only comes from someone invested in success. Kudos to them.
And I would buy from them again in a heartbeat. They sell "scratch & dent" appliances, and offer delivery, and pickup of your old one. One of the best and easiest calls I ever made to buy such a thing.
Did that for 16 years on i and off those shoulder straps are a back saver
@HorsepowerHouse wish they could deliver to Liverpool in England 🇬🇧 here they charge to take the packing off and remove your old appliance. 😢
2 pros taking care of business. Excellent teamwork
I take my hat off to hard workers like these men right here. They are pros!
Обычные дилетанты.... холодильник может упасть влево и ли право!!!!все это делается через стяжку или скрещение ремней
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💯
I find the best part to be the lead man actually giving updates the entire time instead of just going and letting the blind man in the back find their own way.
Can only be one chef in the kitchen.
...well it's for his own safety. Otherwise he'd get pushed over by the other guy.
@@besticudcumupwith202it depends. usually the guy in the back is just following the others lead like youre dancing. most people figure it out and get a feel for it pretty quick. i had a worker i had to fire though because he could never figure it out. only 1 in twenty years though
@@GonzoDonzo ...depends? On what?
What you said about following the front guys lead is exactly what I was talking about. It's for his safety. If the back guy doesn't catch instructions or just isn't listening HE'S not gonna end up under the fridge like the front guy will.
I've done lots of moving. You always listen to the guy in the front of your travel path.
@@besticudcumupwith202 depends on how long theyve been working together. Id bet the big guy is relatively new. Going up stairs with a load when youre on the bottom is easy even blind cause many times u have a face full of whatever your carrying. So giving commands really doesnt matter for the guy at the bottom unless hes new to the job. Or like the guy i had that just couldnt ever figure out how to follow and would randomly push and pull for no reason
Much respect.... REAL men at work. Good job fellas 💪
Some of my fav videos on RUclips are people doing their jobs well. These guys are professionals
those two guys know what they are doing and care for each otherthat is team work!
I really appreciate the people that do the heavy lifting for us. It’s a blessing. Thank you.
Even in this woke, fucked up world, you can still say men.
@@Anonymouseysexactly
‘People’ 💀
You mean, "the men?" She doesn't want to acknowledge she appreciates and need men.
The level of communication does my heart proud! As a member of the trade, it's alot harder to find than you think. Strong work, fellas.
I’m a plumber in nyc, and every day I have to hear guys screaming and yelling at each other because they lack basic communication skills and they get all excited over the tiniest mistakes. Just today a guy put on the rubber of a tub overflow upside down. I told him that he had it wrong he ignored me. Then an hour later when it was time to test it, of course it leaked. So the guy upstairs is screaming and yelling and having a fit. Then the guy upstairs puts the thick part sideways when it needs to be at the bottom. Wasted an hour on something so minor and simple. I learned just to step back and let them figure it out because I’m not gonna sit here yelling over something that isn’t safety related. Not getting my pressure up for such stupidity.
As a workin' man. 33 likes is the most I've ever had. Thank y'all. Hard workin' men that have some sense is hard to find. Thank y'all.
Professional! Even with the fridge being a scratch n dent special, they took great care of it! I’d hire them any day to move my stuff ! Bravo gents! Have a blessed day!
Them boys are in unison. Great job fellas. Not only doing your job well, but seem to be having as good a time as possible doing it. 💪
That's tight work right there! Need these guys on my crew! 🙌🏿✨️✨️
@@pukeiI’ll answer for him, no. Thankyou.
@@bill_cyphertwo7109😂
They've done this a time or two definitely know how to work together
They do it around 12 times a day lol. Plus washers and dryers and 50 inch TVs. 20-30 stops aday
Stfuu dude that’s all they do all day
I used those when I was delivering for xpo Lowes contractor. It's not rocket science, and those straps have been around since 2000, making life easy. Anyone can do it.
Like I always tell people, “Team Work Makes The Dream Work”.
That's an overused saying
@@mnight207but still very true
like that motto
Thats stupid 💀 such crap a good strong leader that leads by example is the main thing
I agree. Team work makes dream work B-U-T... if you don't want to work, then dreams are all you got!
As a cabinet installer..i cannot stop watching this..Precisely how things should be done i hope these 2 guys get some special recognition from this video they deserve it by just doing what they do
@@theevilpleb9719I started at 45k we have people making 80k
As someone who worked for 2 men and a truck (for 2 weeks until I realized the pay wasn't worth it and they apparently don't pay you for time in the truck 😄), I honestly can't fathom why this strap is not in every single moving truck in the entire country.
@@markmiller6402 for real, that's what they get paid to do.
@@UkacipI install flooring in occupied houses and apartments. We move those when fully loaded with food etc. Even when they are empty they definitely can be awkward and heavy. Especially in small spaces. Try monuvering them without tearing the vinyl or scratching the floor
@@user-ln7of9gs4sare you one of those idiots that can't comprehend that 99.9 % of appliances are pretty much 10 times lighter these days
I am in the appliance business and it takes years to find good workers that care about the job like these two guys.
Pair that with them actually getting paid what they're worth, and you've got a successful business
That's my Son, Will (BJ), in the blue! ❤
He's a good man
@@johnthetrashguy3632❤❤Thank you!!
Amazing
Good job, momma! You raised a hard-working man there.
@@GrownFolkConvrsationThank you ❤❤❤
These guys sure know how to move a fridge! Shoot! That was smooth and quick AF!❤
I would certainly hire them. Would be honored to work with these guys! 👍👍 Good job fellas!
That is an awesome invention. Wow thats a big refrigerator but those straps make it look like it a toy fridge. Nice leg work.
If you live in the Atlanta area and need a "scratch & dent" new refrigerator or other appliance - AND need it delivered - Contact these guys on Facebook. Supernice people. Quick service. Courteous, Kind, Professional, aim to please.
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Tell Tim that Dave in east Cobb sent you.
facebook.com/marketplace/profile/100090572960874
And here's their first video on their own new channel. ruclips.net/user/shorts0KDvehwHrYo?feature=share
That’s good stuff !
Way to be a standup guy.
@charlesyoung1908 This video is now getting 90,000 views per hour. 🤪 I hope these guys can handle a bunch of new clients! 😁 RUclips Shorts make pretty much nothing as far as "Revenue". In case y'all don't now.
All praise due to both den bro 💯
Scratch & Dent???
@@metrex449my guess is discounted price on scratch and dented on NEW appliances. Harbor freight does that on their toolboxes. Good way to save money if you don’t mind a less than pristine object.
Communication is key, these guys got it down!
Hell yeah. You could pick this video apart and show any crew how the fuck it’s done. Communication, teamwork, you get it.
Good luck finding two people to help you move a fridge with this kind of positive energy. Keep at it bros
This is a relationship everyone deserves, friends or couples. Just fun and respectful efforts from both
NOW THATS HOW YOU DELIVER.. GET YALL BUSINESS OUT THERE 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯
You yoked that like it was an air coffin-nice,good dudes at work!
Those straps are great. The take most of the weight off you
@@darrellwilliams1714only if both of y’all know how to use or that bitch about break someone’s shoulder or back. It’s really light work after you learn the techniques
@@NIggalyintrue. If you know what you’re doing it’s not even heavy.
Thank you !
I never seen this before nice job frfr looks easy to handle with the straps
In the moving game we in Chicago call it a HUMP STRAP you can move refrigerators washer dryers piano hell the family can jump on for a small fee.. lol lmfao Get Money Guys... Much Love ❤ 😊
@@kevingrant538Berwyn IL hell yeah my dude 🙏🏼
@@kevingrant538Is this strap better than the ones you put on your forearms that used to be on infomercials back in the day??
@@terryt2728as a old mover we used regular straps & did this. Someone just had the money to create something better. I bet someone of color doesn't own this strap & harness patent design though. Someone definitely seen our people struggling before hand. Ijs
@@g-force7197 Why bring race into this?? Are you under the impression black people are the only movers?? I'm confused here.
Mu husband may he rip back in the day he told me he used ropes the same way we own our own Appliance shop
Man I love how they are with each other every step of the way, “how you feeling” “you good” haha making sure they move as a unit 👍👏
Gotta talk and communicate...
Nice job, brothers.
Now that's TEAMWORK! 💯
These guys are good And also you can tell they take they job seriously, Love it.
We need 1000+ more of these guys in the world. Nice work fellas!!
Well what u waitin on. Talkin bout “we” need 1000 more like them with u “we” only need 999 more right
I think 40 million is enough.
I did this type of work didn’t pay enough and very exhausting 😂😂😂 never again
Nicccee 😊
lol this is true. But this is something that movers and delivery guys do. When you work with the same person every day you can know what they want to do without talking. But you’ll find a lot of crews that can work together just by communicating
Had some delivery guys do this also gave them 100$ each for a tip they work hard they deserve it
Wonderful teamwork. They feel eachother and knew it's better to have the bigger guy in lower steps. Watch ur backs guys! Much love, young brothers making it work warms my heart 💖
Have you ever lifted anything up stairs? It's actually harder on the person at the to.
@tomalophicon depends on what it is. Both spots have their pros and cons. On the bottom, you generally take more of the weight, and if anything shifts, it's shifting towards you. The top is usually a more awkward position to carry from and an absolute killer on the lower back. OP is not wrong that's its better to have the bigger/stronger person on the bottom, but the person at the top still has to be very capable.
@@groadybones ...and if they knew how to use the straps, it woulda been really adequate.
I carried refrigerator in to houses by myself and out washers and dryers floor model tv freezers 😊
Great to see two guys who know how to work together as a team. Real pros !!!👍
I had a single delivery guy that did this in central florida. When he came solo I thought ok big guy can handle a dolly by himself. When he walked in with the fridge hanging off his back I died. Best service I ever saw.
😂
Had a man do that with the carpet. I said where is your team? He pulled and redid the entire floor himself
@@mysentiments3298 😂🤣
I had a guy deliver a 300 gallon water tank by himself 😳
one time my mom and dad and i were moving a couch and we had to get it up like a 2 story staircase, my dad got impatient with my mom and i trying to be helpful so he lifted it up and threw it on his back and walked up the stairs with it on his back. it was a fold out bed couch too. i swear as soon as you have kids you just get insane dad strength
Full respect and appreciate their work.
OMG those shoulder straps are a game changer! Respect to the inventor of this extremely useful apparatus!!❤
Those straps work!! I helped my step brother move recently and we used them and it made moving the big appliances so much easier. I recommend them for sure.
Yep, needed to help my cousin move and he had those, they helped a lot.
Well will use this next time I move lol I tend to just go find people strong enough and give ‘‘em beers after a job well done
@@spaycee90825 dudes tried to move a stove i dropped off in their garage into the kitchen when it was ready and they called us back to move it 20 feet 560 some pound industrial thing. Im 135 pounds lol those straps WORK!
Guys like this deserve a nice tip. Regardless of how much they make, you know they did a good job so why not reward them a little for their hard work.
Most people tipped. Its best to tip each one or to make sure theyre around to when payment is collected and state out loud what the tip is. I gave a tip to electrician company boss of $200 to split among four workers and found out he kept it himself when i let one guy kno when i saw him in a store later on.
Americans don't tip much or at all when making these delivers. They always think that they already paid them like the indoctinated clowns they are. SAD they would tip the pizza man before these men.
MAN POWER!!!💪You moved that refrigerator smooth like silk.
Worth every penny to move for someone Protect your backs
💙🙏🏾💙👏🏽
that's hilarious. your implying protect your back by letting others hurt they backs.
@@cmbells7736 No. Don't read it literally.
Those straps are a godsend....I used to work in an appliance warehouse....I loaded the truck and at times I went on deliveries...My primary job was keeping the warehouse organized
..those straps can do wonders!!
..tho, when walking backwards..wht ever pc of furniture carrying should ALWAYS stay above your knees!!..N..should NEVER be leaning towards the person on the bottom!!..
..jus some words of advice from years of moving experience..
..at the end of the day..wht ever works for them..(anythg to help avoid injuries)..I'm sure they made it in safely without hitting anything in home OR scratching the floors!!
The movers I hired moved my 450 pound gun safe with straps similar to these. Up 4 steps too
It was flawless. I will hire them again without question.
That’s Nifty Work Cuh 😂
ON HOOOOOOD
Good work out!
And that's just one delivery!
Love seeing people taking safety into consideration. I’ll always wait the extra time if you need safety equipment, PPE or have to take things slow.
If it were white guys you would be saying good job
Had some dudes moving in my new washing machine other day. Synced every step to the spot. Respect.
West Texas??
Me and my buddy crushed my brother with a water heater this year 😂
I needed that when I was carrying my fridge...
No u needed a mover haha
Doesn't the delivery team do it for you?🤔
@@anewlife5846 No, my father and I moved it from their house to mine.
That's some real delivering !! Wish we had this kinda service in our country
These guys are the MVP.
Great team work! Very professional but down to earth kind of guys. ❤
great job and teamwork fellas, that a attaboy right there.🍺
Never watched someone picking up so heavy object like this❤
These are part of standard kit in removals companies
Most of the hard work is done behind the scenes…
It's brilliant
Must of never hired a crackhead
Its not really that heavy, its more the size of it that makes it hard to move and require 2 men
I'm 5'3" and my dad is closer to 6'. We tried these out recently and not only did it make it much easier to lift, it also made the height difference between us not a bug deal when going up steps
He's probably not your biological dad
@@Gablotescobarits not really a bug deal
@@Sekibyo It's a feature deal not a Bug deal, Probably OP's dad ordered that feature by marrying his 5" wife
Wow did it hurt
@@GablotescobarHe might be young and haven't hit his growth spurt, no buggie
The guy with the blue shirt on has the coolest personality. You can tell he has a good heart!
From one video you were able to tell all of that?
He's clearly been moving awhile. Usually the guys thats been there a while go up backwards with valuable items because its a lot harder then going up normally.
Thank you lol
Reminds me of when my uncle, aunt, cousin and I moved a whole huge house worth of furniture with these. They were in their last 3-5 years with the army and got paid to do the move themselves. They gave me and my cousin a band each for helping. My uncle was strong as an ox, as was aunty for a 5’5 woman. Me and cuz were 13 or so but definitely strong for the age. Between us and those freaking shoulder straps we were able to move some heavy ass furniture (if you’ve ever moved a pool table, ya know).
I've never seen anything being moved like this before!! Looks like a Job well done!!
We've been doing it for years
Professionals!!! Good stuff. Hope they get loads of work from this!
Communication is key ! Good team right here.
When I got my New Fridge this was the WAY super Easy and going up a Flight of Stairs the BEST TOOL for the JOB 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍
Who else was like, “Get it, dawg!!!”??? That’s talent and good tool usage. 😂 And teamwork at its best. Respect!!!
There is something so amazing about hard working men ! Great work guys.
I'm a HARD working man 🤚
True definition of working smarter, not harder💯much respect
Not smart doing this. Your BACK over time.
When I was a Mover I would strap refrigerators to my back and lean forward and carry them up stairs down stairs where ever. I found that to be the easiest way but I’m also 6”3. I wouldn’t recommend this to someone 5 foot unless it’s a small College Dorm refrigerator. Hate to see someone get crushed or their balls end up in their stomach. 💪💪🏽💪🏼
I remember those days delivering for Sears. Those straps are clutch!
Have you ever had the straps that are just wrapped around your arms
I’m loving the communication between these two men!
I was amazed when the Lowe's guys brought my fridge in like this. those straps are really cool
Couldn't believe strength in leverage the Lowe's guys and their teamwork together. Amazing stuff!
Honestly movers are the best. They take the absolute worst part of coming into a new home and turned it into a job. I hire this one specific company everytime I move, it’s 2 dudes and they will knock out all my furniture in a couple hours, no breaks just powerhouse. Always give them a $100 tip each on top of what I’m already paying for the move.
Freaking pros! If only every mover was as careful as these gents! Nice work.
Their communication and teamwork is better than 50% of married couples lol.
😂
80%
I moved furniture for a long time. them straps are a lifesaver
Люди в космос летают, а робот для поднятия тяжестей до сих пор не изобрели! Данный способ, возможно, облегчает процесс, но не устраняет нагрузку на спинные позвонки.
That’s a good team right there! Love how dude warned him about the step up
Hands down, the most useful moving invention of all time.