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Old 01-13-2007, 04:09 PM
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I would like to purchase a close out assembled 10 x 8 storage shed from a vendor. How on earth do you move and transport something this large? ideas?
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Old 01-13-2007, 05:16 PM
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Flatbed trailor and possibly a skid loader to help load it, or you might be able to put in on some temporary skids and pull it on the trailor with a winch.
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if it were me i would get a flatbed trailer for a car and winch that sucker up on the thing
just be careful driving with the extra foot on each side lol
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Car trailer with some 3" round pvc pipes sch 40 underneath use it like rollers and roll her right up on the trailer and there yah go.
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A flatbed tow truck brought mine home for me . 16X12 he said he would,nt do it again tho. I moved it aound the yard on some roll bar tubing and a floor jack. Good luck.
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A flatbed tow truck brought mine home for me . 16X12 he said he would,nt do it again tho. I moved it aound the yard on some roll bar tubing and a floor jack. Good luck.
probably because the widest you can legally be on the road is 8'6" without an oversize/ overweight permit. A tow truck isn't designed for something that wide.
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put it on a car trailer with a come a long. with the 10' sides long way with the road so it will not sitck out so for the hook it to the truck and pull
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