Moving can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to loading a large truck. But with the right preparation and the right equipment, it doesn't have to be so overwhelming. If you're wondering how long it takes to load a 26-foot moving truck, the answer depends on several factors. Two professional movers can load a 10-foot truck in less than an hour, while a 24-foot truck takes four hours and a 26-foot truck takes 4.5 hours.
This is assuming that the truck is less than 15 meters from your apartment on the ground floor or first floor. Our 26-foot moving truck for hire is the largest truck available for moving, and is perfect for large families who are moving houses with 3 to 5 bedrooms. This truck is equipped with a low platform and an EZ loading ramp, making it easy to load and unload the truck. You can easily fit 3 king-size mattresses with box sets, bedside tables, dressers, a sectional sofa, a recliner, a coffee table, an office and kitchen desk, and a washer and dryer on our 26-foot moving truck.
To protect fragile items like glass and ceramics from any moving load, you can store them securely in Mom's Attic. If you need more room to move, you can attach a U-Haul trailer for more cargo space. To load the truck, start by lifting the heaviest items and placing them along the demarcation between the truck space and the passenger side. Stack the items one on top of the other as much as possible and be sure to distribute the weight evenly.
Many conditions can affect this number, such as driving with a load, road slopes, weather conditions and vehicle speed. Generally speaking, in addition to travel time, it will take between 2 and 3 hours of loading time for each room or study. The exact amount of time your carriers will need to get your belongings out of your old house and load them into the moving truck will depend on the specific circumstances of your case: the size of the move, the peculiarities of the location, the weather conditions, etc. The more items you have for the move and the more complications there are, the longer it will take for carriers to load the truck. If you chose to move on your own but don't want to do all of the heavy lifting yourself, you can hire movers to only load (or load and unload) the truck.
