Abstract: A loading device using multiple handles with straps or loops dispensable sequentially to at least one but preferably two loading arms is shown for loading and closing bags with handles. While one loading arm may be used, two or more loading arms are preferable and these arms rotating about a stand above a loading and unloading area is preferable. A support which moves with the loading arms to support the bags as they sit on the loading arm. The multiple arms may be dispensed as a plurality of sequential straps and handles that are connected together so they can be fed steadily onto the loading arms on either side as they are used. The device is specifically designed to be used in conjunction with a bag loader so that the user may load the bags and then put them over the straps on one or more rack arms and then close and lift the bags utilizing the handle running through either a loop formed by the straps or an opening provided in a strap for that purpose.

Abstract: A loading device using multiple handles with straps or loops dispensable sequentially to at least one but preferably two loading arms is shown for loading and closing bags with handles. While one loading arm may be used, two or more loading arms are preferable and these arms rotating about a stand above a loading and unloading area is preferable. A support which moves with the loading arms to support the bags as they sit on the loading arm. The multiple arms may be dispensed as a plurality of sequential straps and handles that are connected together so they can be fed steadily onto the loading arms on either side as they are used. The device is specifically designed to be used in conjunction with a bag loader so that the user may load the bags and then put them over the straps on one or more rack arms and then close and lift the bags utilizing the handle running through either a loop formed by the straps or an opening provided in a strap for that purpose.

Abstract: A carrier with a handle having a left side and a right side and a loop string having two sides with the first side held on the left side on the handle and the second side being held on the right side of the handle. The handle may have a shoulder strap attached to the handle and may be adjusted to the shoulder length. The strap is to be tied in a loop. The handles may have a buckle attached to a waist belt. The handle defines a gap on the left side and a gap on the right side through which the loop may pass upon compression and an opening for receiving the loop wider than the gap. A buckle for restricting the length of the loop of string to secure a load within a hoop formed by the string. A plurality of strings of different lengths may be used. A loader for leading bags on the handle is also shown.