Got one on sunday, will try and google today but any advice appreciated 
Cheers
Personally 4 spansets/ratchet straps, one on each corner (so they’re pulling away from each other) then 1 ratchet strap holding the cage/boom.
It will have chain eyes on each corner for you to use to secure it down. Then as said one on each corner and one holding the chain. They are bottom heavy which will help.
Cheers, not sure i understand the “one strap holding the cage” bit. How does that look like?
Priest:
Cheers, not sure i understand the “one strap holding the cage” bit. How does that look like?
Just a ratchet strap from one side to the other but make sure it goes through the operators basket/cage
Oh ok. Sounds pretty straighforward, appteciate your help
All done by the staff, did not touch the load at all, just checked it was nicely secured
Thanks for the help as usual:-)
And I thought my bin wagon had a long rear end lol
Not quite what i thought you were going to be loaded but at least they did it all for you!
NickW88:
Not quite what i thought you were going to be loaded but at least they did it all for you!
Same here, thought it was gonna be on wheels with a long extending boom, not something from International Rescue-
5-4-3-2-1 Thunderbirds are GO !
Probably loaded it for him as you have to be a spotty youf with an Xbox control to drive it lol
It looks expensive so Idve been happy at them doing the loading.
martinviking:
NickW88:
Not quite what i thought you were going to be loaded but at least they did it all for you!Same here, thought it was gonna be on wheels with a long extending boom, not something from International Rescue-
5-4-3-2-1 Thunderbirds are GO !
Same here [emoji1] [emoji2]