. 102" is max legal width limit without WIDE LOAD designation, permits, etc - IF you have to go that way. Depends on how far you are going, mine were all within a fee miles and in a rural area. A rollback would be possible but you would need to get it raised up (we used skidsteers) on some big long poles or timbers for the winch to have something to pull on, and prevent garage from buckling. I think price seems high for a bare bones model it looks like, price them in your area newly built. Good luck.
Do you have to supply the base for the shed to sit on? If so, crushed limestone with stone dust, and make sure you extend out past the shed in all four directions. Once you have gravel down, level the gravel, and rent a plate compactor to compact the base. Dampen the gravel down and keep going over and over it until it is compacted like concrete. The truck should be able to maneuver the shed around until it is setting square like you want it, and then he'll just drive out from underneath it. Good Luck!!!!
The guy said he has a mule fork lift and can put it where ever I want. I am going to level 4 railroad ties and use that for the base.Get the batteries charged up for the camera.
