Tying down a five gallon bucket in a truck bed

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Bill asked about tying down an ISCO container in the back of his truck bed. I don’t have one of those so I improvised with a 5 gallon bucket. It’s similar to how tow trucks tie tires down on a flatbed.
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@therealroga Год назад

I love your videos. But especially when you show solutions for specific situations. Great work!

@First_Class_Amateur Год назад

Thank you very much!

@ropeguy20 Год назад

That's really handy I've tried so many different ways to keep 5 gallon buckets secured in the bed of my truck and never thought about a continuous loop on the main rope line. That definitely makes tying buckets into the bed a lot faster and easier, for sure gonna use for work and at home.

@markmillenium438 Год назад

27 seconds! That's incredibly useful

@eyepauper Год назад

Really like when you demonstrate the process at speed

@dankolar6066 Год назад

ISCO is a brand name. Instrumentation Specialities Corporation of Lincoln Nebraska. The ISCO portable wastewater sampler lives in the sewer, and it sucks samples from the flow stream.

@henrymorgan3982 Год назад

For people who can think! Great video!

@mscir Год назад

Well done.

@MWall711 Год назад

Looks like a 5 to 1 mechanical advantage.

@mdsuave13 Год назад

fisherman's knot, then a larks head.. You have some creative knot ideas man.. I used to just use the "baltimore knot" before I started watching and practicing some of your methods.... also I think it is a 4:1 mechanical advantage.. Having multiple loops on the same shackle point doesn't change the ratio.

@pappysproductions Год назад

That's pretty smart!

@MarioDallaRiva Год назад

👍🏻 Nice to see you still have the pickup truck. Super handy to have as a home owner.

@jamesreed6558 Год назад

That's freaking awesome 👏

@whiteinge Год назад

Love it! Any thoughts on how to secure a 5-gal bucket to a cargo carrier where you don't have a side wall to snug up against? Maybe something like an upside-down barrel sling, but with a tensioning system...

@iColombianBF3 Год назад

Nice video! Question tho.. what if the object (similar shape) weighted more then you could lift yourself and had to be loaded by forklift on a pallet.. leaving it standing in the middle of the truckbed. I would like to know how to tie that down.

@steelonius Год назад

Awesome!!

@EvilMonkey8366 Год назад

I got a set of unreasonable shackles and a marlin spike and they are great! Highly recommend!

@mixedmartialnutrition1746 Год назад

awesome content as always

@williamwilson6499 Год назад

They are used to take water samples from manholes. Environmental testing gear.

@mixedmartialnutrition1746 Год назад

we should use glas shvab for sampling them

@BEDavisBrown Год назад

I just started noticing more people using soft shackles and that's a good use for one and since I just recognized you using one here how many uses have you found for them?

@Solarplexus0 Год назад

Can you make a set of videos on lashing fundamentals?

@danielhooke6115 Год назад

I have often thought about the viability of a horn cleat as a tie down point for a truck.

@sailingcyclops Год назад

Could you do a video on a way to support a bucket that's being used to draw water from a moving boat? The forces can be quite strong, so attaching a rope to the bucket's handle is right out. Also, the bucket can't be allowed to slip out between the ropes. Thanks! (Having the bucket not slip out between the ropes is the hard part.)

@First_Class_Amateur Год назад

What size bucket?

@sailingcyclops Год назад

@@First_Class_Amateur A relatively small bucket, no more than 5 gallons. Anything else is too heavy to lift back aboard with a handheld rope. Thanks, if you can show this!

@robm7107 Год назад

Love it

@jcmartinez7527 Год назад

How about tying down a 20lb propane tank or two?

@TrueHelpTV Год назад

Use the handles on the tank as your main attachment points. Lace them together. Now use something like a barrel hitch, or timber hitch; if your tanks have slotted handles on the lower rim, run these hitches through top and bottom. Now use a sheet bend knot tension ropes to the truck's anchor points. 3 points of anchor (triangle) should be sufficient to prevent sliding. Cheers. Not my fault though if you do something wrong.

@secondwind75 Год назад

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@pappysproductions Год назад

This works great ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VG7pAKSjbuo.htmlsi=KpWB15po-7bs9Xt8

@jorgesantoyo360 Год назад

6:1 mechanical advantage

@pappysproductions Год назад

If like to see a video of loading/unloading a washer ,dryer, fridge and/or stove by yourself into a truck. Using mechanical. advantage. Without ramps.

@johnanthony6710 Год назад

By yourself, without ramps? You need to rent or borrow a pickup truck with a lifting tailgate, or a forklift. With long enough ramps, if it's not too heavy, a strong man might be able to get it on with a good moving dolly. If it's too heavy, it can still be done with a Come Along and using sections of pipe as rollers. Jan Adkins wrote a good book titled "Moving Heavy Things". Maybe your library can get it.

@pappysproductions Год назад

@@johnanthony6710 thanks. That book sounds very interesting

@razordu30 Год назад

I thought you might be cool. Then I saw the instructables t-shirt, and was certain you were.

@First_Class_Amateur Год назад

Best comment ever

@mikeriggs1351 Год назад

What? no blackwall hitch?

@connecticutaggie Год назад

I believe you have a 4:1 mechanical advantage.

@Solarplexus0 Год назад

More than that for sure.

@TrueHelpTV Год назад

Lol there's literally something called a barrel hitch. ~FIN (add stabilizing points at the barrel hitch cross points around the entire cross points using something as simple as bowline and use sheet bend to tension it. I don't necessarily trust your setup man, you've got to much dependency on that green knot on the lid and if it fails, depending on whats IN the buckets, that could be a major issue.

@williamwilson6499 Год назад

Gibberish.

@TrueHelpTV Год назад

@@williamwilson6499 Well, all I can lean on is my decades experience as a radio tower tech 3 specialist, and al the knot/hitch training I acquired as an Eagle Scout. Next time you want to open your mouth (keyboard) and contribute to constructive criticism, actually be constructive. Good day.