| Making a Box Trotters
Move Can include Shipping Your Car Inside Your Container for Maximum
Savings and Protection from road debris |
In Easy
Steps... |
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Step
1: (On most applications, our customer will have loaded all personal
property from inside the residence into the front of the container-cars
are usually loaded last) You will set up your own scheduling with a local tow truck company that you will call and handle all arrangements. You may be able to find a tow truck operator at this link:
Towing Or, you may want to try the
Super Pages. You drive or have the tow truck operator winch
your car up onto a "roll-back" truck. |
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Step
2: Once your car is up on the bed of the "roll-back" truck, the operator
uses hydraulics to level the bed of the truck. |
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Step 3: The "roll-back" truck operator slowly and carefully backs the "roll-back" truck to meet the back of the container. |
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Step 4: The car is driven or pushed into the container from the "roll-back". |
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Step 5: The car is driven or pushed into the container from the "roll-back". |
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Step 6: The car is driven or pushed into the container from the "roll-back". |
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Step 7: One of the most important steps is securing the car. In this shot, you'll see how 2 x 4 wood blocks are screwed down to the floor of the container and around each wheel to prevent the car from moving during transit. |
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Step 8: As an added securing step, tie down straps that can be tightened by tensioning ratchets, are tied between the car and the floor of the container. |
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And, as you can see, a motorcycle can be added if you prefer. |
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