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RayCo · 05-14-2008, 12:45 PM

I came across an old shed that someone no longer wants, and I might be able to get it for free as long as I can get it off his property. But, how does one transport a shed? Is there anything special I need to know? The shed is 6' x 12', and my trailer is 5.5' x 10'. My thinking is that I could get this shed with the following items:

A rented trailer that is big enough
A lever of some kind to pick an edge of the shed up
A come-along
Something that I can put under the shed after I lever it up that would allow it to roll. ?

Any suggestions? I know the other option would be to disassemble it.

Thank you

05-14-2008, 12:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
RayCo Platinum Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Chester County, PA Posts: 529	Transporting a Shed I came across an old shed that someone no longer wants, and I might be able to get it for free as long as I can get it off his property. But, how does one transport a shed? Is there anything special I need to know? The shed is 6' x 12', and my trailer is 5.5' x 10'. My thinking is that I could get this shed with the following items: A rented trailer that is big enough A lever of some kind to pick an edge of the shed up A come-along Something that I can put under the shed after I lever it up that would allow it to roll. ? Any suggestions? I know the other option would be to disassemble it. Thank you __________________ Ray BX24, box blade, JD lawn tractor, sold my two Wheel Horse D's. "This is really an expensive website to read. You people keep on coming up with things I've never heard of which seem like necessities as soon as I hear of them!"