@SEYMOUR SCAGNETTI Thou shall not covet thy neighbors wife. And Thou shall not commit adultery. I bet they've done it all...piping, hot Karl's, dirty turkey etc.
Friend of mine linked this video to me since she is getting a new out building. What was amazing is when I heard Basia's voice again! I knew instantly who it was. I sure do miss her videos, especially metal detecting videos! RIP Basia!
I pursue the entire Ryan's Shed Plans and had the favorite alternatives to make a shed game plan. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx28Z8z61iXUVQQPSL3K9UZJw0Hm7ylSiH Using Ryan's Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is phenomenal . I understood all the instructions more correctly with Ryan's Shed Plans. Honestly, this is an extra benefit of Ryan's Shed Plans.
who ever came up with that whole setup from the sliding trailer to the self propelled dolly with the trolleys all remote controlled needs some kind of bonus. he or she is a genius.
I absolutely appreciated this video, I was exactly what I wanted to see. I in the process of getting one and I wanted to see how it was done. Thank you so much.
Hi Shirley, this was definitely cool to watch in person! Since then my beach neighbors asked me to video delivery and set up of their shed. They wanted that since there were 2 issues getting it in their back yard, a tight squeeze between their home and the neighbors deck and then place it between 2 trees. The man used a remote controlled trailer instead of a "mule". You may enjoy watching this one as well, it's titled WILL IT FIT and it's from Nov 2015.
Thank you for this. Having a 12x20 delivered Tuesday, so now we know how much of our fencing needs to be moved. We were in a panic about this issue. Thanx again. Mindy
The Amish do some fine work and use good materials .... Great video!! That Moving Company knew what they were doing Hauling and moving that Shed around.. Great Job!!
Thank you for sharing this. Amazing!! I've seen them go down the highway, but never an actual delivery to a residence. Thanks again! God BLESS anyone driving something that LONG with that much WEIGHT in general, but ESPECIALLY through a residential neighborhood!!!!!!!!!!!!
Impressed by the set up and delivery of these Amish sheds. They seem very sturdy from the video. Makes you see exactly what can be done when one is delivered. That guy delivered that shed like a boss! lol! Makes me interested in possibly getting a shed like that. Already built and delivered like that seems the way to go other than hiring someone or do it yourself kit. Thanks for the video!
My fellow brother driver for Derkson portable Bildings good work , I love my job enjoy making our customers happy wen I can bring them a building and set it up to there liking 😊
Thank you for sharing this amazing video! Very impressive! I give a standing ovation to the talented mule operator and a sweet hug to you Basia for the quality video!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed! Since then I filmed another delivery and set up of a shed (per homeowners request) but this one used remote controlled trailer. Here's a link if you would like to see it: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
Hi Tom, glad you enjoyed! Since then I filmed another one but that one used a remote controlled trailer instead of the "mule" and had 2 challenges: tight squeeze between the home and neighbor's deck and then placed between 2 trees. Here's a link if you want to view it: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
I had one built and delivered by the Amish. A 30'x14' garage was delivered and placed by one guy, right on my mark where I had electric and water running underground. He used a remote controlled trailer also. In and out in less than 20 mins.
Excellent video content! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (google it)? It is a smashing one off guide for building better sheds and woodworking minus the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
Nice video content! Forgive me for butting in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good exclusive product for building better sheds and woodworking minus the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 at very last got excellent results with it.
+WooHoo2You I have another video where the man uses a remote controlled trailer instead of a "mule" like on this delivery. Apparently you can't use a mule on sandy or soft soil. The man in my other video had 2 challenges: fit it between 2 homes to get it to back yard and then place it between 2 trees. I learned a lot just from watching those 2 deliveries! Here's a link to the other video if you would like to watch: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
It's odd this popped up in my recommended vids this morning! I have a 12x24 being delivered today and the guy delivering said the machine did all the work and that it would take about 30 minutes.
+S Robin Hi, I don't know what my neighbor did but I know he was very happy with the delivery and set up. Also, the shed was well made, definitely quality craftsmanship!
+Rick Beckman I agree, one man drive the truck, unload the shed, take it up the driveway (without going on the grass) and set it up in the back yard. Pretty amazing skills!
+Bigguss D Hi, he certainly is a professional! Since then I had learned that the "mule'" used in this video doesn't do so well on sandy or soft soil. I have watched and recorded another shed delivery and set up but a remote controlled trailer was used. If you liked this one do check out the double dilemma for the remote controlled truck, he had to squeeze it in between two houses to the back yard but then set it up between two trees. It was a nail biter at times and I was really impressed. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
Thanks for the video content! Excuse me for butting in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (should be on google have a look)? It is a great one off product for building better sheds and woodworking without the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my work buddy at last got cool success with it.
I bought a 12 x 24 shed. One man showed up at noon and left at 12:45 He brought it in and set it up including leveling in 45 minutes. All I told him was line it up with the front of the house. He said the ground was not level it was on an incline. He said he could level it with the pads that came with the shed or he could do it right if I paid for the extra pads. I said do it right. It costs me $15 for the extra pads. In and out in 45 minutes. That's American know how!
I did that for a little while for a company in Florida. But, I didn't have that equipment to work with. I just had a roll of trailer two slide ramps for the shed and a breaker bar. It sucked.
I did this kind of work before. And I must say, for 1 man to do this by himself is amazing, and he makes it look so simple and easy. But they do have portable buildings that would take up that entire trailer. This outfit has some good equipment and is truly set up to do this job well.
+Craig Arndt Oh absolutely! I enjoyed watching this for sure! Since then I watched (and videoed) delivery & set up but using a remote controlled trailer instead of a mule. Apparently the mule doesn't do so well on soft or sandy soil. Same concept, one man and a trailer... Very challenging as he had to squeeze it in between two homes and then place it between two trees. Here's the link if you care to see this: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
I just had this done 2 weeks ago. Its been raining like crazy just about every other day and I thought he was gonna drive the entire truck into the back yard and maybe end up gettin stuck. I had a tandem dumptruck with a little over 11 ton of limestone back there and he left some small ruts, but he was here when we had a break from the rain for 2 days. The sheds showed up the next day, he backed in the driveway, slid mine back, took his little forklift off, just like the one in the video, put the wheels under one end and took off with it between the house and garage and into the back yard. He set it in place and was ready to head to his next delivery. The whole process might have taken a half hour. It rained the whole nite before and half the morning. He got here around 11:30 and when he was done, there were absolutely no ruts whatsoever! The only marks in the yard were from the bars on the tires. Amazing! One thing to keep in mind is if the back of your shed is going to be close to something like the trees or a wall or whatever, when they call and tell you they're gonna be bringing it, tell them to put the doors to the back of the trailer when they load it. That way they can grab it from the door end and haul it to its spot. Just makes it a little easier for them. But if its out in the middle of the yard, then it doesn't matter.
I just bought one, mine will be off the beaten path in the woods. Won't be this easy to place. My is sitting on gravel. These guys know what they are doing.
That is a nice size storage building and I wish that the one I purchased was that large since I am now running out of room. The buildings are nice to have to place items in which is taking up room in your house, or which is outside in the elements.
Hi, thank you! I recorded this for my hubby as we had talked about getting a shed for our backyard. The operator doing all this work asked me if I would put it on social media as he never watched himself work before. The homeowner didn't care what I do with the video. The rest is history! Have a great day!
Always fun to watch. I used to work for a shed building company and did my share of escorts on deliveries like this. It never ceased to amaze me as I watched the drivers maneuver these buildings around. Good catch.
Yeah, it's really awesome to watch a professional at work! Since that delivery I made another video (per request from the homeowner). This one was at the beach on sandy soil. I learned that you can't use the "mule" because the soil is too soft and they will sink. Anyway, in this video the guy used a remote controlled trailer to squeeze the shed between two properties (tight fit) and place it between 2 trees (another tight fit). Here's the link to that one (Will It Fit). You want to grab some popcorn and a cold beverage! ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
Excellent video ! Beautiful man cave !! Enjoy !! Mine was delivered by CLOWNS. No where NEAR level on a pile of stone, dumped it and never came back to level it. I waited for them to show up .... Did it myself. Came out beautiful. I just hate being screwed over. I got $300 off for my aggravation .... People wonder why I want EVERYTHING in writing .....
Pretty cool, method...you mention no permit needed....same here, but now I have someone telling me I need a zoning permit for one I just built. Government always finds a way to tap you for your money....I have a zoning permit for my home I am building and a garage with a 40' container as well, but not for the shed....they never get enough do they? I haven't even put the container or the garage up yet....makes you want to snap sometimes the interference in our lives from government and over a shed no less.
Yes, this one didn't need a permit as it is a moveable structure and also is located outside of city limits. Government certainly has it's ways of interfering in our lives! Have a great weekend!
council here no permit for a 20 or 40 foot container, but if you build a movable garden shed above 2100mm then you need a permit, does not make sense to me.
Hey Earl, It's been a while since you wrote the above, but this may work for you too. In the 70's my boss and I were installing a carport for a customer. Planning dept said it was to close to the neighbors fence since it wasn't portable. We went to Montgomery Wards and got 4 casters and put one on each corner post. Made it "portable".
Thanks, but not too worried about it, I'll pay the 25 bucks for the zoning fee the guy is after rather than try to skirt it...not worth it, but it's more principle for me in that other neighbors have built without zoning permits or in violation of zoning and gotten variances. I think it's just politics or small town who you know favoritism. It is what it is....I had a zoning permit for my house and a garage and never built the garage....so I figured building a small shed would have been no issue.......I suppose the it could be a who's the boss variable as well. My father is on the planning board and actually going to a meeting tonight I asked him to see if I could also get one of those courtesy variances that was given to the others as well........or to refresh his memory about the garage on my zoning permit to build a home and garage and garage never having been built.....I'll post what he comes back with this evening....likely I'll be cutting a 25 dollar check just to be done with their nonsense.
Just thinking the same! I know trucks here use fork lift mules attached to the rear of a semi trailer, but don't think they use them for shed, workshop or garage deliveries. Great video Basia Today, Thanks 👍
Hi, glad to share this, I was impressed too! I made another video (per the homeowners request) where the delivery man actually uses his remote controlled trailer to squeeze the shed between 2 homes and then place it between two trees. That video was from Nov 2015 and is titled: Will it fit? Delivery and set up of large shed
My girlfriend bought a bid shed to put in her driveway ans they delivered it like this. I'm not easily amazed but this thing is REALLY amazing. You stand there and thing: "how in the heck it this being done by just ONE guy."
Whether or not you need a permit depends on where you live. Always check with your local assessor's office. I briefly lived in one town in my state where they required a permit for a doghouse, a dog run over 6 feet, and even any section of fence longer than 4 feet. If you live in an area that requires a permit and gail to get one, the fees/fines/penalties cand add up to more than the cost of your shed in no time. I've lived in seversl states and some cities/counties start off with as much as a $10,000 fine for failure to obtain a permit and add daily fines and penalties from there. Yes, there are places where a "mobile" shed doesn't require a permit, but better safe than sorry. By the way, some jurisdictions even require you to remove the structure untill the permit is obtained and that is on top of the fines etc that they have already charged. Some places even require you to place an announcement in the local news paper (to allow neighbors and those in your area to speak against your installation for what ever reason like "obstruction of their view") and may also require a surveyor's report be submitted for "flood impact possibilities". Government has gotten out of control!
tisiluca Well said. People forget that government at any level is made up of people, put there by people, sometimes by money and power, sometimes by vote, and it could had been by you, if you voted. The People don't like it, or something it does? People either work to fix what People don't like or People don't.
I had 2 8x8 Amish built barns delivered to a duplex that is a rental July 2019. Same equipment. They also removed an old 10x12. From arrival to departure... 61 minutes. I was blown away 😊
So you are 'One of those?' Looking for something, ANYTHING, to criticize. Sad Richard Next time see if you can 'just move on a NOT SAY ANYTHING'. Just let it go dude.....You just might FEEL BETTER about being you. Try it. hear/here, her's/she's, there/their, neither/receive/retrieve or re-tre-ieve or reetreeve? me teither, me neigher, fever ...LMAO MAO SAI TUNG HA!
I'm not convinced a gravel pad for sheds is the way to go...unless you live in the desert. Over time the gravel rock will clog with sand/dirt, and the wood frame will rot, as the water can no longer drain properly. With piers, your yard can literally flood and the shed is still fine.
The reason to use gravel is that piers are considered a foundation, which means it's no longer portable. You can also spec out the floor area of the shed to be made of 50 year PT so it wont rot within your lifetime. We had a couple built this way and the extra charge for PT was like $300. BTW, an old trick to skirting the zoning rule on piers is to do a dry stack of solid concrete block down below the frost line. With the flat block you always have the option to re-level the shed with shims in a few years if things settle. I've used a floor jack with blocks of wood to spread the load for lifting a corner. Just scratch out some gravel to make room for the jack.
Is "50 year PT" MCA treated wood, or some other process? I can't speak for sheds, but I have had MCA treated fence posts rot out in under 10 years. I live on the Emerald Coast, and our swampland soil is damp almost year round, as is a lot of the deep south.
PT is pressure treated and we got the floor plywood in PT as well. Remember, this is slightly different than posts that go into the ground because they are above ground and don't stay wet.
thechosendude..... Agree with you fully....100%. Pressure treated lumber is good....but it is not the end all of end alls'. If it stay in ground contact where the soil rarely dries out, it will last maybe 5-6 years. It must be elevated and out of moisture contact from time to time so it can dry.
+tisiluca - You need to " educate " yourself before you TALK SH!T !!! But then again, People who *TALK SH!T* always uneducated or even non-educated! 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
We just got a 12X16 shed. That Mule was awesome. Our driveway is slopped and it had no trouble getting the shed up and into the back yard. The delivery men were able to maneuver around and under all obstacles like trees and the phone line.
Back in 1984 I built a similar device to move sheds but mine dosn`t have a engine to move it plus my trailer served as a means to haul it down the road . When finished moving the shed the trailer comes apart and fits into my pickup . How interesting. I moved my 2 sheds to 4 different places I lived and in 1994 was the last move for my sheds . I do haul sheds and old cars for other people. Some great engineering you have there A++++++
I'm just happy to watch two neighbors get along!
@SEYMOUR SCAGNETTI Thou shall not covet thy neighbors wife. And Thou shall not commit adultery. I bet they've done it all...piping, hot Karl's, dirty turkey etc.
@SEYMOUR SCAGNETTI gay
@SEYMOUR SCAGNETTI not really not enough dildos in my opinion. But you know better luck next year. Maybe you should join? I’ll let you be bottom ❤️
It is nice. Especially if you know what it is to have a bad neighbor .
Very impressed. This gentleman expresses lots of confidence. Body language speaks for itself.
Awesome 👏🏽
This guy knows what he’s doing you can tell he’s done a few of these.
Friend of mine linked this video to me since she is getting a new out building. What was amazing is when I heard Basia's voice again! I knew instantly who it was. I sure do miss her videos, especially metal detecting videos! RIP Basia!
I pursue the entire Ryan's Shed Plans and had the favorite alternatives to make a shed game plan. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx28Z8z61iXUVQQPSL3K9UZJw0Hm7ylSiH Using Ryan's Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is phenomenal . I understood all the instructions more correctly with Ryan's Shed Plans. Honestly, this is an extra benefit of Ryan's Shed Plans.
That's absolutely not how I thought they moved sheds. Very educational. Thanks for taking the time to video this and post it!!
My son is one of the best mule operators I've ever seen . It is a gun job.
Love shed
This was pretty cool.
Thank you for taking the time to record and share with us all. God bless
who ever came up with that whole setup from the sliding trailer to the self propelled dolly with the trolleys all remote controlled needs some kind of bonus. he or she is a genius.
Yes, there should be a large bonus!
Necessity is the mother of invention. Probably designed and built at an Amish weld shop.
You and i both know it's not a female. 💇
@@apefromthekitchen I designed the concept. Take your foot out of your mouth now...😄
@@kathrynb4683 I doubt it!!
I absolutely appreciated this video, I was exactly what I wanted to see. I in the process of getting one and I wanted to see how it was done.
Thank you so much.
What size did you get? We are about to put a deposit on a 12x20
We are getting one this month. Very cool.
@@rtaylor3350 Same here, 12x20. Ordered it a month ago....16 week backlog of orders.
How did it go?
Man, he didn't even break into a sweat. How easy was that. One man show.
Thanks for sharing.
Cliff
Coyote Rider Thank you for watching Cliff!
Why did I love watching this??? I just love it when a plan just comes together.❤️
Hi Shirley, this was definitely cool to watch in person! Since then my beach neighbors asked me to video delivery and set up of their shed. They wanted that since there were 2 issues getting it in their back yard, a tight squeeze between their home and the neighbors deck and then place it between 2 trees. The man used a remote controlled trailer instead of a "mule". You may enjoy watching this one as well, it's titled WILL IT FIT and it's from Nov 2015.
Go A Team!
Thank you for this. Having a 12x20 delivered Tuesday, so now we know how much of our fencing needs to be moved. We were in a panic about this issue.
Thanx again.
Mindy
The Amish do some fine work and use good materials .... Great video!! That Moving Company knew what they were doing Hauling and moving that Shed around.. Great Job!!
These things are wonderful, our shed has been a big help for us.
Oh absolutely, additional square footage for you!
That was really something.
Never seen one delivered like that. Great job.
Thank you for sharing this. Amazing!! I've seen them go down the highway, but never an actual delivery to a residence. Thanks again! God BLESS anyone driving something that LONG with that much WEIGHT in general, but ESPECIALLY through a residential neighborhood!!!!!!!!!!!!
Impressed by the set up and delivery of these Amish sheds. They seem very sturdy from the video. Makes you see exactly what can be done when one is delivered. That guy delivered that shed like a boss! lol! Makes me interested in possibly getting a shed like that. Already built and delivered like that seems the way to go other than hiring someone or do it yourself kit. Thanks for the video!
That’s how my shed was delivered here in Texas. Loved watching them.
My fellow brother driver for Derkson portable Bildings good work , I love my job enjoy making our customers happy wen I can bring them a building and set it up to there liking 😊
Thank you for sharing this amazing video! Very impressive! I give a standing ovation to the talented mule operator and a sweet hug to you Basia for the quality video!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed! Since then I filmed another delivery and set up of a shed (per homeowners request) but this one used remote controlled trailer. Here's a link if you would like to see it: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
That was cool! Thx for filming it.
Hi Tom, glad you enjoyed! Since then I filmed another one but that one used a remote controlled trailer instead of the "mule" and had 2 challenges: tight squeeze between the home and neighbor's deck and then placed between 2 trees. Here's a link if you want to view it: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
I had one built and delivered by the Amish. A 30'x14' garage was delivered and placed by one guy, right on my mark where I had electric and water running underground. He used a remote controlled trailer also. In and out in less than 20 mins.
Tom's Dreamshop Worx was it really. pretty much a fork lift moving a shed congrats
Excellent video content! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (google it)? It is a smashing one off guide for building better sheds and woodworking minus the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
Nice video content! Forgive me for butting in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good exclusive product for building better sheds and woodworking minus the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my m8 at very last got excellent results with it.
Thanks for sharing. I have always wondered how it is done! I will show my 3 year old who wiil certainly be as amazed!
This same gentleman unloaded a 10x20 shed today for me on my property. It was quite remarkable.
+WooHoo2You So cool, he is really good! I know you watched all that and was amazed! Good for him!
+WooHoo2You I have another video where the man uses a remote controlled trailer instead of a "mule" like on this delivery. Apparently you can't use a mule on sandy or soft soil. The man in my other video had 2 challenges: fit it between 2 homes to get it to back yard and then place it between 2 trees. I learned a lot just from watching those 2 deliveries! Here's a link to the other video if you would like to watch: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
+Basia Today Thanks!
Basia Today Can you tell me what company did this delivery?
The driver is an artist. Congratulations from Canary islands _Spain
It's odd this popped up in my recommended vids this morning! I have a 12x24 being delivered today and the guy delivering said the machine did all the work and that it would take about 30 minutes.
I love watching people that are good at their jobs Hope he gave him a big tip. and contacted his company giving kudos for a job well done
+S Robin Hi, I don't know what my neighbor did but I know he was very happy with the delivery and set up. Also, the shed was well made, definitely quality craftsmanship!
Very interesting video...amazing how one man can do all this work.
+Rick Beckman I agree, one man drive the truck, unload the shed, take it up the driveway (without going on the grass) and set it up in the back yard. Pretty amazing skills!
Wow this guy is good, Very ingenious set up , very impressed
+Bigguss D Hi, he certainly is a professional! Since then I had learned that the "mule'" used in this video doesn't do so well on sandy or soft soil. I have watched and recorded another shed delivery and set up but a remote controlled trailer was used. If you liked this one do check out the double dilemma for the remote controlled truck, he had to squeeze it in between two houses to the back yard but then set it up between two trees. It was a nail biter at times and I was really impressed. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
the stimulation was large watching this video! thank you, good job!
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I've been to the county fair one time, to bingo twice, and even went to a square dance, but I've never seen anything like this. Really cool. Thanks
Thanks for the video content! Excuse me for butting in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (should be on google have a look)? It is a great one off product for building better sheds and woodworking without the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my work buddy at last got cool success with it.
I bought a 12 x 24 shed. One man showed up at noon and left at 12:45 He brought it in and set it up including leveling in 45 minutes. All I told him was line it up with the front of the house. He said the ground was not level it was on an incline. He said he could level it with the pads that came with the shed or he could do it right if I paid for the extra pads. I said do it right. It costs me $15 for the extra pads. In and out in 45 minutes. That's American know how!
Alright!
Rich Biskup Lowes
What state? I’m looking to buy one,thanks
What does a 12 x 20 shed go for??????
I did that for a little while for a company in Florida. But, I didn't have that equipment to work with. I just had a roll of trailer two slide ramps for the shed and a breaker bar. It sucked.
I was at work when our shed was delivered. Wife said it was pretty neat so......decided to see someone else's done. lol Thanks for the video!
Thanks for stopping by Jason, this was definitely neat to watch in person!
That was awesome!! I've never seen a setup like that. Imagine, 12 minutes ago, you had a bare spot in your yard.
Hello, this was pretty amazing watching this man do all this work!
I did this kind of work before. And I must say, for 1 man to do this by himself is amazing, and he makes it look so simple and easy. But they do have portable buildings that would take up that entire trailer. This outfit has some good equipment and is truly set up to do this job well.
+David Thompson Absolutely impressive for one man to do all this by himself!
I drew out and built a 12 x 20 garage from scratch. It only cost 3000.00 with the concrete slab, doors and windows.
That is awesome!
who built it?
Me and my uncle the carpenter. It took us about 20 hours total.
chefgiovanni
did you buy the material brand new?
chefgiovanni That's good price, Used to build em in the 80's for $1300- $2000 ,inflation.
Mines 10 x 20. Saw it coming from two blocks away. Had my blocks pre set and leveled myself. Quick and easy. Been happy ever since!
I videoed my 10x20 shed delivery. Using the "mule" is an amazing piece of equipment letting one guy basically do it all.
+Craig Arndt Oh absolutely! I enjoyed watching this for sure! Since then I watched (and videoed) delivery & set up but using a remote controlled trailer instead of a mule. Apparently the mule doesn't do so well on soft or sandy soil. Same concept, one man and a trailer... Very challenging as he had to squeeze it in between two homes and then place it between two trees. Here's the link if you care to see this: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
Bigger than my place in CA! Lovely shed. Remarkable delivery man, would make a useful husband.
Ingenuous!
The Egyptians would've loved this :)
Yes, I bet they would!
When the shed is removed it's disingenuous.
Actually, you're wrong. Genius.
George Miller Like what?
George Miller You're an idiot... lol
I just had this done 2 weeks ago. Its been raining like crazy just about every other day and I thought he was gonna drive the entire truck into the back yard and maybe end up gettin stuck.
I had a tandem dumptruck with a little over 11 ton of limestone back there and he left some small ruts, but he was here when we had a break from the rain for 2 days. The sheds showed up the next day, he backed in the driveway, slid mine back, took his little forklift off, just like the one in the video, put the wheels under one end and took off with it between the house and garage and into the back yard. He set it in place and was ready to head to his next delivery. The whole process might have taken a half hour. It rained the whole nite before and half the morning. He got here around 11:30 and when he was done, there were absolutely no ruts whatsoever! The only marks in the yard were from the bars on the tires. Amazing! One thing to keep in mind is if the back of your shed is going to be close to something like the trees or a wall or whatever, when they call and tell you they're gonna be bringing it, tell them to put the doors to the back of the trailer when they load it. That way they can grab it from the door end and haul it to its spot. Just makes it a little easier for them. But if its out in the middle of the yard, then it doesn't matter.
That delivery guy is easy on the eyes.
+Whitney M Hi Whitney, I agree with you!
I just bought one, mine will be off the beaten path in the woods. Won't be this easy to place. My is sitting on gravel. These guys know what they are doing.
Cool shed! I need one about that size!
Love the video, I can't wait till I order myself one, I built one 30 years ago now I have to demo it and order a new one.
That's exactly how I'd like to build my work shed.... 👌
Good job👍
Man jumps off boats
This is a nice video u filmed here, thanks for sharing.
Sweet setup! Man, I'd love one of those!
Me too
Lol at the building style. A prefab Amish barn :D Nice job
Thanks for the share this would make a good off grid cabin
Yes, I agree!
That is a nice size storage building and I wish that the one I purchased was that large since I am now running out of room. The buildings are nice to have to place items in which is taking up room in your house, or which is outside in the elements.
Wow 😳. Thank you for recording this. 10 points to you lady. 🌹. Nice video.
Hi, thank you! I recorded this for my hubby as we had talked about getting a shed for our backyard. The operator doing all this work asked me if I would put it on social media as he never watched himself work before. The homeowner didn't care what I do with the video. The rest is history! Have a great day!
thank you sweetie. 👏 good job. Say hi to hubby 😁
That guy is a serious professional at what he does. Amazing skills
Yes, he is definitely a professional!
OK I want one of the lil shed mover tractors lol..
Start a biz brotha
$19,000 for the smaller one.
Always fun to watch. I used to work for a shed building company and did my share of escorts on deliveries like this. It never ceased to amaze me as I watched the drivers maneuver these buildings around. Good catch.
Yeah, it's really awesome to watch a professional at work! Since that delivery I made another video (per request from the homeowner). This one was at the beach on sandy soil. I learned that you can't use the "mule" because the soil is too soft and they will sink. Anyway, in this video the guy used a remote controlled trailer to squeeze the shed between two properties (tight fit) and place it between 2 trees (another tight fit). Here's the link to that one (Will It Fit). You want to grab some popcorn and a cold beverage! ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
Thank you so much.
I like the shed,, I mean "storage house" 🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂
That was very cool to watch! Thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed! Have a great weekend!
When they put the OVERSIZED LOAD sign on they put two holes in the shed.
Not really
Excellent video ! Beautiful man cave !! Enjoy !! Mine was delivered by CLOWNS. No where NEAR level on a pile of stone, dumped it and never came back to level it. I waited for them to show up .... Did it myself. Came out beautiful. I just hate being screwed over. I got $300 off for my aggravation .... People wonder why I want EVERYTHING in writing .....
I love how she says ..."This is Basia" like everyone knows who she is...lol....
Just because YOU don't know her doesn't mean others don't.
Looks like same guy who delivered my sheds. It was amazing
Yes, this guy was a real professional!
Pretty cool, method...you mention no permit needed....same here, but now I have someone telling me I need a zoning permit for one I just built. Government always finds a way to tap you for your money....I have a zoning permit for my home I am building and a garage with a 40' container as well, but not for the shed....they never get enough do they? I haven't even put the container or the garage up yet....makes you want to snap sometimes the interference in our lives from government and over a shed no less.
Yes, this one didn't need a permit as it is a moveable structure and also is located outside of city limits. Government certainly has it's ways of interfering in our lives! Have a great weekend!
Earl Ismyname depends on you're city, state, and/or county
council here no permit for a 20 or 40 foot container, but if you build a movable garden shed above 2100mm then you need a permit, does not make sense to me.
Hey Earl, It's been a while since you wrote the above, but this may work for you too. In the 70's my boss and I were installing a carport for a customer. Planning dept said it was to close to the neighbors fence since it wasn't portable. We went to Montgomery Wards and got 4 casters and put one on each corner post. Made it "portable".
Thanks, but not too worried about it, I'll pay the 25 bucks for the zoning fee the guy is after rather than try to skirt it...not worth it, but it's more principle for me in that other neighbors have built without zoning permits or in violation of zoning and gotten variances. I think it's just politics or small town who you know favoritism. It is what it is....I had a zoning permit for my house and a garage and never built the garage....so I figured building a small shed would have been no issue.......I suppose the it could be a who's the boss variable as well.
My father is on the planning board and actually going to a meeting tonight I asked him to see if I could also get one of those courtesy variances that was given to the others as well........or to refresh his memory about the garage on my zoning permit to build a home and garage and garage never having been built.....I'll post what he comes back with this evening....likely I'll be cutting a 25 dollar check just to be done with their nonsense.
I had a 16’x30’ Tuff Shed built on site with an 8’ canister door and metal roof, two windows. It’s pretty cool
I wish this service was available in the UK!
Thanks for checking out this video! Pretty amazing what one man can do!
Just thinking the same! I know trucks here use fork lift mules attached to the rear of a semi trailer, but don't think they use them for shed, workshop or garage deliveries.
Great video Basia Today, Thanks 👍
Hi, glad to share this, I was impressed too! I made another video (per the homeowners request) where the delivery man actually uses his remote controlled trailer to squeeze the shed between 2 homes and then place it between two trees. That video was from Nov 2015 and is titled: Will it fit? Delivery and set up of large shed
Wow that was awesome and the shed is fantastic thanks
I miss pre coronavirus days where you could actually see people's faces instead of everyone looking like ninjas lol.
@@68Tboy you have no idea how many holes I had to dig my arms are tired, I could use a break.
My girlfriend bought a bid shed to put in her driveway ans they delivered it like this. I'm not easily amazed but this thing is REALLY amazing. You stand there and thing: "how in the heck it this being done by just ONE guy."
Yes, I thought the same thing! This guy definitely a professional!
That's quality right there!.................. Good focus/ good concentration.....................😏😎👍👌
+Jerrythe coo I agree, this was a professional job for sure!
so nice to see the ground prepped with a rtock base before just slapping it down on the grass. great video, loved seeing the machines in work.
That's the size I need.
Interesting to watch. I always wondered how it was done. Thanks for recording it.
Thank you for watching & commenting, I appreciate it!
Omg, this shed looks like a small house! Congrats :)
Eugene Shevchenko Yes, it's really nice! This is first time I saw one being delivered, unloaded and transported to the back yard. Pretty cool process!
Eugene Vlogs small house lol lol
Impressive.
Terrific what can be done with the right tools.
Absolutely, the right tools and professional operator! Have a good evening!
The Amish are totally bad ass.
yes they are. . . .but this has Nothing to do with the Amish!!
At least the guy had the machine to help. I went on a shed delivery with my boss and we only used PVC pipe to roll the shed on like a conveyor belt.
Whether or not you need a permit depends on where you live. Always check with your local assessor's office. I briefly lived in one town in my state where they required a permit for a doghouse, a dog run over 6 feet, and even any section of fence longer than 4 feet.
If you live in an area that requires a permit and gail to get one, the fees/fines/penalties cand add up to more than the cost of your shed in no time. I've lived in seversl states and some cities/counties start off with as much as a $10,000 fine for failure to obtain a permit and add daily fines and penalties from there. Yes, there are places where a "mobile" shed doesn't require a permit, but better safe than sorry. By the way, some jurisdictions even require you to remove the structure untill the permit is obtained and that is on top of the fines etc that they have already charged. Some places even require you to place an announcement in the local news paper (to allow neighbors and those in your area to speak against your installation for what ever reason like "obstruction of their view") and may also require a surveyor's report be submitted for "flood impact possibilities".
Government has gotten out of control!
Yes, government is out of control! This shed is not in city limits and did not require a permit.
Basia Today I'm ouside of city limits as well and I had to get a permit for a portable 12 x 16 shed. (Bullit County Kentucky, USA)
Government is out of control cuz people are out of control.
Government is an extension of us, to keep peace among us.
tisiluca Well said. People forget that government at any level is made up of people, put there by people, sometimes by money and power, sometimes by vote, and it could had been by you, if you voted. The People don't like it, or something it does? People either work to fix what People don't like or People don't.
I had 2 8x8 Amish built barns delivered to a duplex that is a rental July 2019. Same equipment. They also removed an old 10x12. From arrival to departure... 61 minutes. I was blown away 😊
Amazing stuff.
MR. FIX-ALL INC. was thinking the same.... amazing
first time I've that cool.
@James Graul I got some great shed plans here if you're interested: ShedPlans.xyz
With the right tools you can do anything
He said "It's insulated with insulation", hilarious.
Right!
So you are 'One of those?' Looking for something, ANYTHING, to criticize. Sad Richard Next time see if you can 'just move on a NOT SAY ANYTHING'. Just let it go dude.....You just might FEEL BETTER about being you. Try it. hear/here, her's/she's, there/their, neither/receive/retrieve or re-tre-ieve or reetreeve? me teither, me neigher, fever ...LMAO MAO SAI TUNG HA!
@@GiacomoVeteran, there's no need to capitalize "one" in "One of those". Just lending a friendly hand, Sir.
@@christianmccollum1028 Well if the One was the beginning of a sentence then convention indicates it has to be capitalized
That used to take a few men and a crane 2 days to do that!!!!!! That's brilliant!!!!!
I’ll have to do a video on removing palm frowns and coconuts
Real nice video. That man and his equipment certainly has skills.
+Leon Goddard Thank you so much! I was impressed watching this man do his work!
I'm not convinced a gravel pad for sheds is the way to go...unless you live in the desert. Over time the gravel rock will clog with sand/dirt, and the wood frame will rot, as the water can no longer drain properly. With piers, your yard can literally flood and the shed is still fine.
The reason to use gravel is that piers are considered a foundation, which means it's no longer portable. You can also spec out the floor area of the shed to be made of 50 year PT so it wont rot within your lifetime. We had a couple built this way and the extra charge for PT was like $300.
BTW, an old trick to skirting the zoning rule on piers is to do a dry stack of solid concrete block down below the frost line. With the flat block you always have the option to re-level the shed with shims in a few years if things settle. I've used a floor jack with blocks of wood to spread the load for lifting a corner. Just scratch out some gravel to make room for the jack.
its treated. my similar shed has blocks under it though to keep it off ground
Is "50 year PT" MCA treated wood, or some other process? I can't speak for sheds, but I have had MCA treated fence posts rot out in under 10 years. I live on the Emerald Coast, and our swampland soil is damp almost year round, as is a lot of the deep south.
PT is pressure treated and we got the floor plywood in PT as well. Remember, this is slightly different than posts that go into the ground because they are above ground and don't stay wet.
thechosendude.....
Agree with you fully....100%.
Pressure treated lumber is good....but it is not the end all of end alls'.
If it stay in ground contact where the soil rarely dries out, it will last maybe 5-6 years.
It must be elevated and out of moisture contact from time to time so it can dry.
It's good to have a nice neighbor
"Amish" shed delivered by truck and forklift lol.
Alexandre Aubrey ok?
The Amish are allowed to use gas powered vehicles for their business.
@@jamesfoskey2804
Typical religious doubletalk.
+tisiluca - You need to " educate " yourself before you TALK SH!T !!! But then again, People who *TALK SH!T* always uneducated or even non-educated! 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
You want a horse and carriage delivery? lol!
This guy’s a pro at what he’s doing...
it’s called a shed
We just got a 12X16 shed. That Mule was awesome. Our driveway is slopped and it had no trouble getting the shed up and into the back yard. The delivery men were able to maneuver around and under all obstacles like trees and the phone line.
Ah, that explains the marks at the top of my new shed.
Thanks for posting this, now I know what to expect for my 12x24 once weather cooperates.
15 Years from now Storage Sheds will arrive by soundless large drones. It will be like ordering a pizza, and it will arrive in 30 minutes or less.
I think you are right on!
Amazon is doing just that, now !!!
If that happens then they be chinsy flimsy sheds I build sheds and know a good product takes time
and that "drone" will resemble a Sikorsky helicopter.
What BEAUTIFUL homes and properties !
Would definitely have had it blocked up off the ground instead of just on some crusher run.
Crushed stone is far more stable, does not allow for so much settling, better drainage and its not as welcoming for the neighborhood skunks.
Very good job, fast and professional.
Two of the most complete opposite accents.
Ha ha, yes, 2 very different accents!
A really neat method! Thank you for posting.
Glad you enjoyed! Here's a link to my other shed video using a different method: ruclips.net/video/KhW06ZlA5Ms/видео.html
The Amish obviously don't set it up, if they did they would use actual mules for added muscle power.
Not always
Back in 1984 I built a similar device to move sheds but mine dosn`t have a engine to move it plus my trailer served as a means to haul it down the road . When finished moving the shed the trailer comes apart and fits into my pickup . How interesting. I moved my 2 sheds to 4 different places I lived and in 1994 was the last move for my sheds . I do haul sheds and old cars for other people. Some great engineering you have there A++++++
How about that, you were ahead of time, doing this your way! Pretty cool!