How to move bundles of brick

[jaspermac]

I need to move 6 bundles about 100 yards and keep them bundled up. Any tricks?

[White Falcon]

Find a big a** guy.
How many in a bundle?

[waterdog]

good old duck tape

[TTU TX Hunter]

Skid steer with forks saved me a lot of trouble when I moved mine. All extra building materials were set on pallets when we built to move to the back of the property, saved a lot of manual labor.

[jaspermac]

I thought about cutting sone plywood and sandwiching the bundle to try to pick up with a tractor

[18ncs]

How are they bundled now?
How many in a bundle?
A pic might help get some ideas.

[doright]

Find a brick layer and borrow or rent a hundred packer. Looks like a dolly.

[Mike Fangman]

I used a brick dolly before and pulled it with my 4 wheeler.

[Swampa]

You can rent a skid steer for $350


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[jaspermac]

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[GA Bowhunter]

How are they bundled now?
How many in a bundle?
A pic might help get some ideas.

If they are cubes they are usually 500 +/- bricks per cube. There are usually 5 "straps" per cube. The straps are individually strapped and then the straps are strapped together to make the cube. If you are lucky you may have 10 straps in a cube. You can pick those straps up by hand.

I set them on a pallet and then move the pallet with forks. If they are loose, stack them on a pallet and then wrap the pallet with a piece of welded wire fencing. Then move them with forks.

[GA Bowhunter]

Those are 7 straps of brick. They look loose. Try hand trucks, but they look like they'll fall apart.
Flop each strap on a pallet and then two guys can lift the pallet onto a truck or trailer to move them.

edit: Put a piece of plywood on the back of the hand truck before you try to move them.

edit2: Load from the wide side.

[Pstraw]

GA B
I believe you have done this before.

[jaspermac]

Those are 7 straps of brick. They look loose. Try hand trucks, but they look like they'll fall apart.
Flop each strap on a pallet and then two guys can lift the pallet onto a truck or trailer to move them.

edit: Put a piece of plywood on the back of the hand truck before you try to move them.

edit2: Load from the wide side.

One bundle is too loose so I’m going to not try to keep it together. I’m thinking about binding them together with plywood and use a dolly. Thanks for the input

[Aggiebush]

try a plain old dolly with a piece of plywood or osb to help keep them from falling out. I have moved plenty of brick straps this way.
Just saw your last post, lol. That's the easiest way, without a skid steer with forks.