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Posted on 5/30/12 at 6:27 am to crazytigerfan69
Jack it up high enough to slide a piece of two inch PVC pipe underneath. You can probably push it by hand. When the pipe gets about halfway of the shed slide anotre. Continue this until you get where you need.
Posted on 5/31/12 at 6:18 am to CootKilla
I bought some 3'' sch 40 pvc pipe last night at Lowes, you guys sure it's not going to crack once the shed is on it? I think the shed is around 1100lbs.
Posted on 5/31/12 at 7:39 am to deanwelles
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Used a couple of large pieces of large diameter PVC to move one that was similar size before. Unloaded it first, and then pushed it about 100 feet. We were even able to turn it in about 90 degrees.
I've moved 3 in this manner in the past 18 months. If your path is fairly level it's a piece of cKe
Posted on 5/31/12 at 8:53 am to crazytigerfan69
Even if the shed weighs 1500 pounds , if the 2 skids are resting on 3 pieces of pvc pipe , there will only be 250 pounds of weight at each contact spot . Now go jump up and down on a piece of schedule 40 pvc to see if you can brake it.
By the way the shed will mostly slide on the pvc. it will not roll easily unless the ground is hard and flat .
By the way the shed will mostly slide on the pvc. it will not roll easily unless the ground is hard and flat .
Posted on 5/31/12 at 10:48 am to crazytigerfan69
1. Burn old shed. Bring marshmellows and hotdogs.
2. Buy new shed, have delivered to new spot.
2. Buy new shed, have delivered to new spot.
Posted on 5/31/12 at 11:03 am to crazytigerfan69
I have two 10' x 20' sheds we've moved them several times loaded, unloaded, forward, backwards, even sideways. I jacked it up and used pipe for about the first twenty foot of the first move then said frick it and just drug it around the yard. As long as you attach your chain to the skids underneath the only thing under stress is the skid and the grass everything else is just along for the ride.
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