Literally, alls i do is fold the strap in half 4 times, then tie the loops in an overhand knot. Its a nice bundle and takes a hell of a lot less time to wind/unwind
@@365greenhouse6 sounds like you need to spank your kid, so next time you tell him not to do something he'll think twice about it before growing up as a spoiled, disrespecting punk.
I dunno why everyone is hating, acting like they are too good for it. Commercial drivers are using big 2-3 inch straps anyway. For the small straps this is perfect. I donât haul stuff on a daily basis but want straps in my truck at all times, how long does it really take to do this? 15-20 seconds? I think itâs perfect to keep my truck Tidy!
this is quite useful, got them 2 inch ratchet straps and i hate them always falling apart when you spend the time to roll them up. being that i rarely use them but have to have them imma do this
There are rubber bands that truck stops and any tarp/securement shop sell that are used to keep them rolled if you wish. If its the center that falls out, you just need to roll them tighter weather your hand rolling or using a strap winder.
Best method I have seen yet! Thank you. Rhino USA makes some retractable rathet straps that are real nice but there price is not so nice on the wallet.
I feel like it takes the same amount of time to untangle them vs wrapping nicely. Now I just seperate strap and ratchet then throw in 10 gallon bucket. Have about 40 of em this wayđ
Or have a little pride in your work and tools. Bet the rest of your truck is an unorganized disaster with 12 McDonaldâs bags on the floor. Take 20 seconds to organize your straps, or take 5 min to untangle them when you need them.
@@sebastianusami tools are not people. tools are an item to make money. every chop saw table saw strap nail gun etc is all crap made in china.. my dewalt chop saw is a throw away item. my makita battery tools are throw away items...so are my straps. building homes in PNW in the rain and mud doesn't require pride in my tools...maybe for a cabinet guy or something you can be slow and anal. not when you are working outside competing against immigrant labor...just saying
That is nice but when I throw the wrapped end over my load, the hook is going to hit the side of my truck or my helpers head. Always wrap from the bare end. Much safer. Watch truckers do that on their big straps.
Same, but I stick the whole bundle in a beer coozie, because people give them out for everything and I have too many. Then all the straps in their beer coozies go in a big plastic bag so they all stay bundled and zero tangles.
That's good if you only have two or three ratchet straps in your vehicle just in case anybody use them once a month or once every couple months if not I would suggest a footlong place of velcro stick around there from their ego some small industrial rubber bands
I do something similar only dont olay with tails and all that just wrap the ratchet around the strap then hook the ratchet and hook works just as good and way quicker to wrap and unwrap
Just lap around the longest strap and tie it together with paracord via a Canadian jam knot. Just store the two together and put together when you need it.
mine are in the map pocket on the drivers seat and the little cubby hole on the rear driver side door, and currently some may just be rolling around on the floor, gotta check that.
Put it in, wrap it round, thread it through, put it over, at exactly 1 and 14/16 of a mile take the other end and find a hedgehog with a limp. Then after you have wrapped trained the dolphin to whistle DixieâŠ. Oh yes you need a dolphinâŠâŠ more next week.
A better one I've learned is you take ankle socks Arab tractor trailer up over itself I just slide in the the sock keeps it from enrolling and keeps it clean and just toss them in a bucket
Gonna be doing that on company time and only on company time
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Literally, alls i do is fold the strap in half 4 times, then tie the loops in an overhand knot. Its a nice bundle and takes a hell of a lot less time to wind/unwind
or I could throw it in a pile in the back seat. That's future me's problem.
Then my kids started strapping the seats while I was driving. Now they wonât đ
@@365greenhouse6 sounds like you need to spank your kid, so next time you tell him not to do something he'll think twice about it before growing up as a spoiled, disrespecting punk.
GreenHeat that is a fact
â@@365greenhouse6They are the reason ratchet straps are not being put on the neck
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"Ain't nobody has time for that"
No. I use a drink cozy.
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So people do have time is what youâre saying đ.
If you take your ratchet strap apart everytime after using I believe you are a psychopath
Correct!
Itâs me, Iâm a psychopath.
Depends on your job or what you are doing. Much safer to throw the free end of the strap vs the hook or the whole rachet and hook.
If I take em apart there a 50/50 chance I forget how to put them together in a few month and I know how to do it too my memory is just shit
I'm with you
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Nice idea also dangerous when you throw the strap over your load i always leave the hook on the outside a strap don't damage a car as bad as the hook
Haha. Yeah, they getting tossed in the back until i need to untangle them to use them again
Every one else is hating, but Iâm heading outside to do this now! Thanks for the idea!
I know right! I practiced a few times and can now do it in less than a minute! Cheers! đ
I dunno why everyone is hating, acting like they are too good for it. Commercial drivers are using big 2-3 inch straps anyway. For the small straps this is perfect. I donât haul stuff on a daily basis but want straps in my truck at all times, how long does it really take to do this? 15-20 seconds? I think itâs perfect to keep my truck
Tidy!
@@sebastianusami it takes me less than a minute! Not having tangled ratâs nests everywhere is worth the few seconds to me:)
Tell me you work by the hour without telling me you work by the hour:
So you rather untangle them sometime in the future. Tell me you work by the hour without telling me you work by the hour.
Thanks so much. That is a great way to store them.
@@PaulChacon-mj9zv Glad it helped! I really like storing them this way!
Cool, but I'm still just going to keep mine in a bag and untangle a ball of knots every time I need to use one. Keep it up, this is good stuff.
this is quite useful, got them 2 inch ratchet straps and i hate them always falling apart when you spend the time to roll them up. being that i rarely use them but have to have them imma do this
I like this method and now I can do wrap them up in under a minute:)
Just bundle them up enough to fit in a beer coozie. I have too damn many and it's a perfect use.
There are rubber bands that truck stops and any tarp/securement shop sell that are used to keep them rolled if you wish. If its the center that falls out, you just need to roll them tighter weather your hand rolling or using a strap winder.
You are welcome to come over and fold mine. I donât use mine often so they are in the original mesh bag.
Haha
5 gallon home depot bucket full of bungie chords and ratchet straps.... guilty
All these comments trying to be negative, ima show this to whomever I can, sooooooo smart my guy.! I'll be doing this to mine as well.!
Great to hear and glad you can implement it too!
Best method I have seen yet! Thank you. Rhino USA makes some retractable rathet straps that are real nice but there price is not so nice on the wallet.
Brilliant!
Wow! That really IS better!
Very nicely done!
Thanks!
@@365greenhouse6your way is by far the best way!!
The BEST explanation!!! Thanks!!!
Finally yesssss!!! Thank you !!!
You're welcome!!
This is great!
Best demonstration.
Thank you very much for the video!
Youâre most welcome!
Thank you! I hate having to unknot the pile before using
That makes 2 of us!
Great job đ
Thank you, I wish I knew this sooner.
I just throw them away after I'm done .the factory packaging is so much nicer
Best method I found to store the straps. Thanks!
Youâre most welcome!
Thank you sir!
Thank You Worked Great
Glad to hear!
Wrap it up and put it in a sock. Works great!!đșđžđșđžđșđžđșđž
Love it!, Thank you!
Thank you! Lord they drive me crazy getting all tangled up!
Most excellent way
Just commenting so I can find this easy next time I'm in the garage.
brillant!!
I feel like it takes the same amount of time to untangle them vs wrapping nicely. Now I just seperate strap and ratchet then throw in 10 gallon bucket. Have about 40 of em this wayđ
I'm saving this. Haha.
I love this.
I been trying to figure out how to neatly fold them all my life. I even tried retractible ones, which was a big flop.
After 8 attempts I figured it out, now I gotta rewatch the video lol. Nice tho
Nice!
contractors ain't got time for that. throw then in the bed of the truck and forget till the next load
Or have a little pride in your work and tools. Bet the rest of your truck is an unorganized disaster with 12 McDonaldâs bags on the floor. Take 20 seconds to organize your straps, or take 5 min to untangle them when you need them.
@@sebastianusami tools are not people. tools are an item to make money. every chop saw table saw strap nail gun etc is all crap made in china.. my dewalt chop saw is a throw away item. my makita battery tools are throw away items...so are my straps.
building homes in PNW in the rain and mud doesn't require pride in my tools...maybe for a cabinet guy or something you can be slow and anal. not when you are working outside competing against immigrant labor...just saying
Thanks for the info
No problem!
I like this one
That is nice but when I throw the wrapped end over my load, the hook is going to hit the side of my truck or my helpers head. Always wrap from the bare end. Much safer. Watch truckers do that on their big straps.
It actually works. But over time the strap may stretch if in storage
Dude I am not doing all that. I just wind it up on my hand. Done!
Same, but I stick the whole bundle in a beer coozie, because people give them out for everything and I have too many. Then all the straps in their beer coozies go in a big plastic bag so they all stay bundled and zero tangles.
Thank you very much that was very
Blessing
Great idea
No bro, you just buy the straps that come in a winding case. Put the straps in, turn the crank and they are perfect.
Clever
I wish I got paid by the hour...must be nice đ
Sweet ⊠I like that âŠ
I will totally do this, when I get time
I practiced it a few times and can do it in under a minute now!
Good for storage minimal use
That's good if you only have two or three ratchet straps in your vehicle just in case anybody use them once a month or once every couple months if not I would suggest a footlong place of velcro stick around there from their ego some small industrial rubber bands
While your at home you told them neatly. When your on the job you ball them up and throw them in the toolbox and figure it out later
Yeah I'll remember all that
I do something similar only dont olay with tails and all that just wrap the ratchet around the strap then hook the ratchet and hook works just as good and way quicker to wrap and unwrap
Lectrical tapeđ
Haha I thought I was the only one
I just keep the ratchets separated from the straps and wrap the straps around an empty 3d printing filament spool.
wow, that is great, gotta do that today
Just lap around the longest strap and tie it together with paracord via a Canadian jam knot. Just store the two together and put together when you need it.
They are reusable??
Will have to try that one!
Usually I just wad em up and throw em on the floor board đ
mine are in the map pocket on the drivers seat and the little cubby hole on the rear driver side door, and currently some may just be rolling around on the floor, gotta check that.
And I thought I was OCDđ
Rubber band works also
Can you tie a tie
Great if you use it infrequently. Way too much hassle if you use it regularly.
Very good thanxđđ»
No problem
I love this idea.
Works great! I donât use them more than a couple times a week, but can do it in 1 min. Keeps my truck tidier:)
Or just buy the retractable one before you buy and throw away 5 of these style ones like I did
I thought the video was very helpful đ
Glad it was! Have a wonderful weekend!
I just wrap the straps and ratchets separately so I can simply just throw the strap over hook it somewhere and just walk around and tie it down.
Or a zip tie
Lol thatâs right, thatâs just what Iâll do
Nice
"When you are paid by the hour"
When you get paid by the hour
I'm lazy so I bought the self retracting ones.
I just throw them each in individual Ziploc bags
I gotta get worked on and I aint got all day to fold a f****** ratchet strap
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Don't have time to be neat and proper. (throw in bed truck, off we go)
Put it in, wrap it round, thread it through, put it over, at exactly 1 and 14/16 of a mile take the other end and find a hedgehog with a limp. Then after you have wrapped trained the dolphin to whistle DixieâŠ. Oh yes you need a dolphinâŠâŠ more next week.
Tell me you never need straps without telling me.
A better one I've learned is you take ankle socks Arab tractor trailer up over itself I just slide in the the sock keeps it from enrolling and keeps it clean and just toss them in a bucket
Great if your retired and have nothing else going on in your day except a trip to the hardware
Ain't nobody got time fo Dat.
Joe Biden Union Workers Official Video. Paid by the hour for sure.
Wind it up, black tape it, done
If you have the time
You donât have 10 seconds to wrap one strap? But you have 5 min to untangle one?
Gets paid by the hour
Yea, only if you use your straps once a year.
We working 12 hours days we donât have time for all that lol
Now, a guy can use this âïž
Itâs complicated mate!!
This dude obviously don't get paid by the mile!!! Hourly paid!