Should have hollered out to that dock worker.. "you got a trailer?" Never seen so many in one place! First time to see them leaned up against each other. Wow!

Nice I watched it interly :D sry if my english is bad :( I am from Germany but I really enjoy some of your videos :)

I do these year round (normally 53' domestics) and your technique was fine! I do prefer however to not chain around the DOT bar as its not as strong, however its probably ok to do so. Also I do 3 straps on the center section of the chassis and skip doing the chains, similar WLL (5400 vs 5700) and its a little less cumbersome. These things love to shake loose going down the road though so I usually do about 2-3 load checks during my drivetime (200mi).

Wow. Now i remember why I went to fluids. I done stepdeck for a year and a half and just seeing this video reminds me why I cant do that work. Just watching this makes my back tingle and shiver thanks to my fear of heights. also that is quite the loading area.

How length the chain😂😂😂

Great video Dave! Keep up the great work!!

Why would you speed it up!

I started to watch because I thought this might have some decent training on how to properly chain stacked chassis but unfortunately it was all in fast motion and I didn't get anything out of it. Maybe you should label your video such that says no training here, just a waste 12 minutes instead.

I done this I do the x infront and back but in the middle I use 4 chains with snap binders I only throw them over and do snap binders one left and then right and so on

How can I see the slowed down video?

How did they load the chassis onto your trailer? Would have liked to have seen that.

Dave i checked on weight per notch for the 5th wheel and its 500 lbs per notch.

Would have been nice if it was slowed down.

Man, your lucky it's not summer time ?