Moving a shed

[driftpin]

Already done, so no help here. Just a pic of a Hardi-Board-sided, 3/4" PT sheathed, 18 ga steel-framed 10' X 20' manufactured garage being delivered, and which was craned into place. An overhead roll-up door at one gable end. No floor, set-onto a concrete slab poured for it. Designed to resist Florida hurricanes, as it's in a HVHZ (high-velocity hurricane zone) area about 1 mile inland from the Atlantic Ocean in SE Florida. Designed to resist 179 mph winds.

 

[ssffnomad]

Small machine forks are too short, bad idea.

 

[kbs2244]

Put the new driveway in first.
With the new shed place marked off.
Then use any of the above ways to move it on an improved path.

 

[MushCreek]

You do know that the shed is already moved, right?

 

[mark#3]

I moved my shed by jacking it up, putting round wooden fence posts underneath it, which was on top of 4'x8' plywood sheets.I leapfrogged it as I moved 2 sheds like this, one was large,(8x10?)

 

[redidbull]

Heavy pvc pipe. 3 or 4 pieces .Roll it on its skids replacing each piece back to front
Until you get it where you need it.

I have used this method a few times for numerous things including a couple sheds. Works great. Jim

 

[LXCam]

You do know that the shed is already moved, right?

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