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Well, you know something

Stock comes in all sorts of sizes, shapes and weights,

but there's only one set of principles in handling it.

But sometimes you just got to stop and think and look at it and you think "hmm".

Straight away is the temptation Outside Base but

heavy, awkward loads, can I split them down?

That obviously comes off, OK.

Can I pick that up on me own?

Probably, but because of the size, that makes it awkward.

So get one of your associates to give you a hand.

Joe, would you be my associate?

Come on in here, girl.

So look, if I take the weight of this, but think of this,

I want to put my foot on the palate.

Just check to make sure it's in good sound condition.

Then what I can do. Look, I'm inside the base.

I'm going to lift and I'm going to rest it on my thigh.

I've got no weight of that and that takes the weight.

Joe, can you unhook that, please, darling?

Brilliant. But now can you take the weight of that end there?

Right, and we're just going to tilt it backwards ever so slightly like that.

Now we're carrying it in a balanced manner.

That's an absolute doddle.

Shall we just stick it down here, Joe?

Foot forward, inside the base.

Oh, look at that technique.

That's spot on. Go on.

Tell you what, let's just get rid of this for a second

and we'll deal with that.

Hey, wouldn't it be cracking if you could shift stuff around like that?

The magic of camera.

But let's have a look at this.

Again, you might think I can handle this on my own.

We don't get any prizes for being a hero.

Work together as a team.

Look for natural pivot points.

But straight away this is telling me because of the length of it,

if I pivot this down this way, that's going to bring that end up to Joe.

Do you want to take a hold of that end now, Joe?

Inside the base and away we go again.

And it's OK for me to walk backwards because Joe looked after me by saying,

Dave, you're coming up to this, you're coming up to that.

And we've already assessed the route.

But better still, put it back on there Joe.

Look at that. Working from the corners.

Yeah, down there.

I'll just bring this across this way a little bit.

On that, pallet truck, pump it up, make sure it's strapped on.

That's another way.

Is there a little trolley or a bogey we could put that on to?

Lift on it, put a strap on it and push it on the bogey.

Do you see where I'm going with this?

There's no single right way. There's lots of them.

There's lots of wrong ways as well.

Use the key principles.

Thanks, Joe. You're a star.