Look what my neighbor GAVE me...!!!!!

[Colored Egg Farmer]

Just make sure its solid before you move it

 

[Reinbeau]

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Same thing around here. I have no idea how much they charge but shed moving companies do exist.

 

[rooster0209]

Any farmers in your area? That is one awesome shed.

Lots of farmers have old donahue (sp) trailers. They are great for moving sheds, decks..etc. Low and wide. They were steel frames w/plank boards across. most in this area have The planks missing..no big deal. Get some bottle jacks, pipe to use as rollers, borrow a skidsteer or loader tractor and get that shed home.

Good luck

 

[Stumpy]

That's wonderful! I am so glad for you. Please do keep us posted and I can't wait to see the end result.

 

[dacjohns]

Nice shed. It will be good to have even if you don't use it for chickens.
Very simply. Us a high lift jack or two and some saw horses. Jack it up, put the saw horses under it to support it, back a trailer under it, lower the shed, move it to the new site and reverse the process. My neighbor builds sheds that size and larger and moves them by himself and he is in his 70s.
Ot the easy way. Hire someone to do it.

 

[rooster-red]

Cool gift!

 

[Cetawin]

That is fabulous and free...what more could you ask? there are people who move things like that on flatbed trailers. We have a friend with a trailer who will be moving my coop in the end of July to our new place. Good Luck and I hope you get it moved.