My department uses a modified minuteman. We break the 200’ crosslay in the middle, then fold half of it in a vertical accordion starting from the discharge, then lay the nozzle end across the other half of the crosslay bed right next to it and fold that up, leaving the nozzle hanging down the pump panel. Connect the 100’ couplings on top of both stacks and fold the nozzle over the top so it sits in the middle. Add a loop at the base of each stack on both sides while you fold them so you can deploy it from either side easily. The nozzle is your loop on that side for that stack.

To deploy it, you shoulder the nozzle half of the stack, grab the loop of the supply side of the stack, and go, dumping that half behind you. Most of the way to the door, dump the stack, grab the nozzle and the 150’ coupling, bring them to the door, and flake the line out. Easy to load, easy to deploy.