Check out the Loadd Sheett truck bed extender!
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- čas přidán 26. 03. 2020
- Take a look at the Loadd Sheett truck bed extender! This has got to be one of the best products for securing a load in your truck and essentially extending the bed that I’ve EVER seen!
Take 5% off your order by entering DIRTFARMERJAY5 in the promo code box when you check out. The code is good until April 30th, 2020. Enjoy!
We really enjoy owning a truck! Our model is relatively new crew cab, with a short bed. It’s a great looking truck and serves us really well.
Honestly, though, our kind of truck has a few trade-offs. We like what we get in the way of comfort, the room in the cab, and the use of an inside area than can be used either for cargo or passenger seating. The 66” long bed works for many things, but hauling items 8’ and longer is dicey. And I do that a lot, so it’s always been inconvenient to secure the load well.
The Loadd Sheett is a canvas bed extender to allow you to quickly secure longer items like plywood, lumber, pipe, steel, or even a canoe or kayak! The Sheett is intuitive to use, and secures the load to the hooks and latch points at the back of your bed, keeping the load pressed up against the front of the bed, and lifting up so the load is distributed well.
It even comes with a safety flag, and you can attach a flashing LED for evening hours.
The Sheett is both designed and manufactured in the U.S.A. The Inventor is a young entrepreneur (his early 20’s!) named John Nogaj (pronounced NO-guy). The Sheett is currently patent-pending, and there are additional products and models being created. This is a premium product, very heavy duty, and backed with a lifetime “Full Loadd Guarantee.”
While we did not receive any payment for this episode, John Nogaj of Loadd Co. did provide units at no charge for testing and review. There were no conditions placed on the review, with full agreement that we could review the product and say what we wanted to say - and we did. It’s our pleasure to find good products that we think serve a practical need and pass them on to our viewer family. And, we especially like to support young, bright business people like John of Loadd Co.
To learn more, visit loadd.co/, or visit their Facebook Page by searching @LoaddUSA.
Take 5% off your order by entering DIRTFARMERJAY5 in the promo code box when you check out. The code is good until April 30th, 2020. Enjoy! - Jak na to + styl
I purchased this for my husband for Christmas. We have used it several times and it is easy to use and a great value. It is very safe and a time saver. We used to have to hitch a trailer to haul items before we found this amazing product.
Elizabeth - thanks for writing! It's a great tool and idea. Thanks for supporting inventive young entrepreneurs like John at Loadd. Best, DFJ
great review. i've seen this a few times on an add before you tube videos. you added a lot of info and perspective by doing one yourself. thanks
Great idea! Looks like an awesome product! Love that it's made in the USA!!👍
Looks like a neat product. Made in the USA is even better.
Appreciate the DFJ videos! Watching them is getting expensive.
I have the same pretty truck. I bought a utility trailer that my pretty truck tows.
I think it can still tilt back... I mean since it can sway a little side to side what really keeps it from going up and down?
So Neat!
Nice parachute !!
GW, it certainly does have some similarity, but has the cinch strap that goes around the pouch that is formed to stops it from parachuting! Thanks for watching and writing. Best, DFJ
Looks like a drag parachute deploying. What’s does that sea anchor like bag look like a 72 mph. Get a steel receiver load extender for proper support. $60 Harbor Freight
If it's cinched properly, that isn't going to happen. Those receiver load extenders are pretty spiffy though, and there are several sources out there for us that have the short bed trucks. Thanks for writing! Best, DFJ
What a LoaDD of SHEETT!
ATIII, I see what you did there. Very clever. LOL! Best, DFJ
Jay and Maggie,
Thanks for a fantastic video and we really appreciate your honest review of the Sheett. Just to give everyone a heads up, we are currently sold out but are looking to hopefully finish making more by the end of April / early May. You should still be able to order on the website with the promo code (it will be on backorder until then though). As always thank you so much for your support!
- John
John, GREAT product. Great to see such a strong demand for this. Keep the good ideas and products coming! - DFJ
I've been doing a very similar way, using rope.
Cost me less than $30 for rope, ringed s-hooks.
Easy.
Will this work on material more flimsy such as 8x16 LP siding?
Great question, Scott. The Sheett is great for hauling siding. If needed, we suggest putting a board under the siding to give it some support.
Good idea but what about wear and tear
The Sheett is made out of a heavy duty canvas, abrasion resistant vinyl layer and it can handle up to 1,200lbs.
@@loadd5833 ok thanks for the information
"Bo Tiki"?? Great Yogi Berri'ism!
It's similar to "kon-tiki", but different. LOL!
Sold out already!
Rodney, thanks for letting me know. I just talked to John a few hours ago and he told me that as well. The response to this product has been very strong, and with the workforce challenges due to the corona virus outbreak he is working to keep in inventory to respond to all the orders. Glad to hear that people are seeing this product as valuable. Thanks for writing, Rodney! Best Regards, DFJ
4:55 to actual install...
Haven’t you guys heard of roof racks
cybershaun - of course we have. They are fantastic devices for those that want to have a more dedicated work truck to their trade. For the many that use their trucks for both passenger and work vehicles, this kind of device allows you to get more use out of your truck when carrying a longer load than the bed, and then return the bed to it's usual set up after that task is done. Again, thanks for writing. Best, DFJ
Seems a bit pricey. $190
Thanks for weighing in. Best, DFJ
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Looks like a piece of junk. Buy a truck not a car with big trunk
Thanks for weighing in.