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Its been awhile since I have watched this channel but you SIR are 100% legit and professional and you go that extra mile to make sure the customer is happy. Great work as usual.
WHEN I HAD MY SHED DELIVER I HAD TO HAVE A FORDATION ALREADY MADE .... THE GUY WOULD NEVER MOVE ANY BLOCK AT ALL .... YOU GUYS ARE GREAT I HOPE HE GAVE YOU A BIG TIP
I've built my tiny house also 14 x 40 ft in 1967. in 1970 I moved it to my own land of 2 acres 1/2 KM away, pulled by a bulldozer. no wheels but a sled made of 45 ft pine wood beams.I still live in it, it is now my 'retirement home.
Stumbled on this by accident but man, am I impressed. I watched my 10 by 14 shed get put in years ago in FL - not fancy equipment back then - - but this really is something else-- - good going
Whatever y’all were paid for that job, y’all really earned it!! When Mom had her trailer delivered, she had to get a crew with a jack to set it on the bricks, wish we had had you to deliver it!! Good job!
I have a 18x48 cabin . 3 bedroom 2 bathroom with vaulted ceilings which was framed out with wood siding and a metal roof. I had it brought out and set up on my property $24,000 here in Texas I have insulated it did the wiring and the flooring and the sheetrocking and the plumbing myself with help of my sons. It's a nice shed. I put in a mini split 25,000 mini split and it does well. It was a lot of work but well worth it.
Hi Dirtdabber I want to know where you bought your 18x48 cabin please sir. I'm a single mama and I need 1 of the cabins for myself and my child. I'm tired of paying someone else's mortgage! Have a wonderful day! Cheryl 🙂
@@cherylsxavier2975 Wolf Valley. somewhere around Hillsboro Tx. I don't remember the exact town . Ours was cash price paid in full upon delivery. Sorry I don't remember more.
@@cherylsxavier2975 ...smart move...I pray in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ "He" brings it all to pass for you and your!!! Amen!!! Amen!!! Amennnnnnn!!! And the abundance of "His" peace be upon you!!! Amen!!!
I used to help my dad set up mobile homes when I was young. We always had lots of 1” thick plywood squares to lay down for the trailer wheels when it was muddy or wet. We would dig piers below the frost line and fill with concrete to keep the home from heaving during temp changes.
I wish they had done that for my mobile home. That wasn't required when they brought mine out, but that rule was made 4 years to late for me. I have had nothing but problems ever since..............
The guy sure knows what he is doing, got this job perfected. Seems to work with what is there and keeps his cool. Lucky home owner. Good pair working together.
Omg! I'm just at the start of the video and I'm already nervous seeing him almost backing into the ditch. God bless him and his wife they are just fantastic people. Stay safe my friends 🙏
Some of these areas in these hills your getting off into are absolutely gorgeous!! I’d love to find 10-20 acres in one of those areas for sale. I need to get back to the Ohio area closer to family, been away too long and something in one of these rural areas away from civilization would be perfect!!
You evidently are amazingly good at what you do! Yall work so well together, it's always awesome to watch your videos! God Bless Yall and keep you both safe! I'll be looking for more videos to watch!
Loved this! Some serious skill and work ethic all around. Would love to see a list or another video from you guys of what TO DO and what NOT TO DO if you are building a shed or tiny house you plan to move. Just watching got me thinking about: 4x4 beams running length wise as skids and supports, but how far apart, close together, for the mule to get under? Maybe a 4x4 beam on both ends, with a half lap join like Lincoln logs for structure? A wide flat place on both ends, not a door or window for the upper bar of the mule? Possibly with some extra studs on both ends? Or a temporary protective board from corner to corner to spread the load more than just the mule top bar? Thanks for taking the time to film this while you worked.
This popped up on my RUclips. When we rebuild after a fire, my husband found a floor plan for a 28' x 80' (double wide). If we had it delivered instead of building, our road would have been difficult to have placed it on the property.
Hey little chickadee. should have picked up three blocks. that dude picked up too, when he pick up three, you should pick up four, then go back to one.????? LOL 😆🤣 Thanks KID'S. life is good. God bless you all
We bought four, 8x40 containers and made our home 🏡 with brick outside... the home sits on a concrete 8 foot raised foundation... the foundation turns into flower beds all around it's beautiful... we are happy...
@@donaldcampbell5277 A normal person would layout exactly where it is going, and level and prepare a base. Dumping a truck load of blocks off at random somewhere on that end of the field ain't cutting it.
@@deconteesawyer5758 My assumption is part of the price was leveling it. No way would he and wife spend 2 hrs of time moving blocks if he wasn't being paid to do it.
@@sarah-kenorum2852 "how much more could he be ready." is the question you posed. Your world view that people will only do the bare minimum is flawed. This man on many if not most of his videos goes far beyond what is required in his job description to accommodate and make life easier for the folks he deals with. He does not get paid more for doing so. I wonder if leveling a shed is the same as building almost two foot tall piers and the owner not so much as agreeing on a plan beforehand. Seems like determining what to build for the foundation of your house would be in the preparation/planning stage instead of done on the fly after it was delivered, the blocks counted, and a calculator brought out to see what could be built with them.
I think I would have poured concrete footings for something like that to sit on. That ground is way too wet. All it takes is one side to start to sink and the whole thing slides off.
An ideal footing is gravel with a wood frame (to keep it together). It's perfect for mud probe areas and places with wet clay, like here in Virginia. I see sheds all the time on some precarious concrete blocks, often on a hill, but that would scare me. This one is huge, so I'd go for the prepared gravel for drainage and stability.
The managers of a nearby Mfg home park are siting the new homes going in with the frames and the gravel. It looks clean and strong. The gravel is six to eight inches thick. I think the moisture barrier is under the gravel, but I haven’t been around to actually see that.
Understand people "You can't fix stupid" After one winter and spring thaw that shed will be sinking and leaning one way or the other. Just pure laziness and cheap attitude.
My 14x40 sits on a granite gravel/concrete dust mix that hardened up like asphalt. The lawn timbers hold the shape and the shed sits on 18 inch piers on flat cement pads. Its strapped down with four foot bolt anchors. Steady..
I bought a 2" by 12" wood plank and cut it 5 foot long and then lay it across the forks on my mule. Then I load the block flat across the 5 feet of board, then stacked layers of block to carry them like he was trying to do. 2 blocks high, 5 across for 10 blocks then extras on the next layer. They don't fall off because they are spread across the board then stacked on each other. I normally could carry about 12 blocks before the mule could not lift without tipping forward. My mule did not have tracks, just the tractor style wheels. Then I would just drive around the building dropping block where it was needed. I stored the 5 foot long 2x12 board between the cab and the mule carrier on the truck. I used it on all deliveries to carry my block (and tools on top the blocks).
Cool video. Cooler fundraiser. I would encourage everyone to give. This should be the highest priority for us as a nation. Every political party, church, and citizen should be working to end this kind of trafficking.
Looks like the new owners did not put any forethought or site preparation before this delivery, amazing how lax some people can be, after all this is no small or cheap shed, it's going to be their home, and it's a good size for that, still you both did the best you could, and that's all you can do, it's up to them now.
Dude, nice work!!! I am thinking about buying one of these and was thinking how do they get them on the property. I was like what? You were moving that thing like a remote control car... Awesome Job.
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Its been awhile since I have watched this channel but you SIR are 100% legit and professional and you go that extra mile to make sure the customer is happy. Great work as usual.
WHEN I HAD MY SHED DELIVER I HAD TO HAVE A FORDATION ALREADY MADE .... THE GUY WOULD NEVER MOVE ANY BLOCK AT ALL .... YOU GUYS ARE GREAT I HOPE HE GAVE YOU A BIG TIP
I've built my tiny house also 14 x 40 ft in 1967. in 1970 I moved it to my own land of 2 acres 1/2 KM away, pulled by a bulldozer. no wheels but a sled made of 45 ft pine wood beams.I still live in it, it is now my 'retirement home.
Stumbled on this by accident but man, am I impressed. I watched my 10 by 14 shed get put in years ago in FL - not fancy equipment back then - - but this really is something else-- - good going
Fantastic team work. It is beautiful to watch a true professional doing a job properly. You earn every cent that you charge.
Your wife is awesome. No gloves, not afraid to work and get dirty. Better keep her :)
That's not his wife ?
It is his wife....pay attention.
Yes, it's his wife.
@@michelchartrand7257 I guess you don't watch their video's dude! Because if you did, then you would know that she is the BOSS and also his Wife! 🤨
@@augustharlacher5660 So sorry ,I should of known that hey ! LOL .
Good delivery, and great work out. Boss can do her share for sure.
I am always so amazed how that little piss ant machine can move so much!
Look up planetary gearsets, the hydraulic principle, maybe even internal combustion engines and such.
Keegan M
Cool story bro please tell more
“piss ant” machine making crazy good money….
This Job definitely Proves you’re not afraid of hard physical labor. You consistently give a strong 💪 effort on every Job you do. 👍
That is an Amazing Machine, Remote.. Great Job..
WOW! That was a big shed! You guys sure earned your money today!!! Nice video! Even the BOSS got her hands dirty today! You guys stay safe! GOD BLESS!
Wow!!! Never seen that before. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. My Dad was a house mover many moons ago. They moved with dollies without the remote. He would’ve loved it.
Great work delivering and set-up the building
This guy is good at his job. Thanks for the video.
...YES DOING WHAT A REAL MAN OUGHT TO BE DOING ...GETTING THE JOB DONEEEEEEE...
Whatever y’all were paid for that job, y’all really earned it!! When Mom had her trailer delivered, she had to get a crew with a jack to set it on the bricks, wish we had had you to deliver it!! Good job!
I have a 18x48 cabin . 3 bedroom 2 bathroom with vaulted ceilings which was framed out with wood siding and a metal roof. I had it brought out and set up on my property $24,000 here in Texas I have insulated it did the wiring and the flooring and the sheetrocking and the plumbing myself with help of my sons. It's a nice shed. I put in a mini split 25,000 mini split and it does well. It was a lot of work but well worth it.
Hi Dirtdabber
I want to know where you bought your 18x48 cabin please sir. I'm a single mama and I need 1 of the cabins for myself and my child. I'm tired of paying someone else's mortgage! Have a wonderful day!
Cheryl 🙂
@@cherylsxavier2975 Wolf Valley. somewhere around Hillsboro Tx. I don't remember the exact town .
Ours was cash price paid in full upon delivery.
Sorry I don't remember more.
@@Dirtdabber1972 that's fine. I appreciate you answering me back. Have a great day.🙂
@@cherylsxavier2975 ...smart move...I pray in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ "He" brings it all to pass for you and your!!! Amen!!! Amen!!! Amennnnnnn!!! And the abundance of "His" peace be upon you!!! Amen!!!
...the mini split was 25,000$???
Nice to see one delivered than one having their wood shed mansion taken back by the finance co.
... stay tuned.
Great job kiddos! I enjoyed every minute of it. God bless you two 💘.
Loved everything about this one!
Thanks!
There is NO question you’re a Professional in ALL ways. Your 3+ years of Experience is Obvious. It’s Cool you and Sarah have Fun. 😬👍
👍👊 Your wife is so cool with all camera and help you give each other. A great couple I'm sure. Enjoy
You are good at what you do. You make it look so easy. If I lived your way and needed a moving job like this done, I definitely would hire you.
I used to help my dad set up mobile homes when I was young. We always had lots of 1” thick plywood squares to lay down for the trailer wheels when it was muddy or wet.
We would dig piers below the frost line and fill with concrete to keep the home from heaving during temp changes.
I wish they had done that for my mobile home. That wasn't required when they brought mine out, but that rule was made 4 years to late for me. I have had nothing but problems ever since..............
I know you was nervous...so was I when it started to tip...but your man knows what he is doing
Nice looking tiny house. Very smooth delivery, and quick set up. Great job.
Looks more like a long shed to me....
@@kevintomb That’s pretty much exactly what it is
@@queenofspiders doesn’t matter, it’s cost effective and no different than a trailer.
Least they won’t be paying crazy mortgage.
You two seem to work so good together. 👍
The things that Mule can do is amazing.
The guy sure knows what he is doing, got this job perfected. Seems to work with what is there and keeps his cool. Lucky home owner. Good pair working together.
I am 70 years young. I had no idea these awesome machines even existed! Very impressed watching the skill of these people!! 👏 👏 👏
Thank you very much!
Amazing!😲😃l was on edge waiting for truck or house to topple over😱🙆 What an equipment,you got there with that remote control.!👍👏👏👏
Omg! I'm just at the start of the video and I'm already nervous seeing him almost backing into the ditch. God bless him and his wife they are just fantastic people. Stay safe my friends 🙏
THAT IS AN AMAZING MACHINE AND AN EQUALITY AMAZING OPERATOR! WOW!
Hey I was number 316 for like that's so cool, one of best bible verse, God bless yall, love watching yall, great job
Loving your videos and seeing you two together !
Seems like more site prep needed to be done, like cement pier/block foundation so the blocks wont sink or go sideways
That is the same block set up they use for mobile homes.
Had to pause video…so far she’s said ret truck, oversized loat and wheels are in the mut. He always says shet. Love it, must be an Amish thing!
Can't believe they didn't put a foundation down for you. Great job
That little tractor gizmo was ingenious.
When the wheels went in the mut I thought it was going to be over.
Joe--You are a bad boy. :)
@@cotton-Dave I know, but that guy really does a good job with those shets
@@joethanks3745 Yes he/she does/do! :))
Some of these areas in these hills your getting off into are absolutely gorgeous!! I’d love to find 10-20 acres in one of those areas for sale. I need to get back to the Ohio area closer to family, been away too long and something in one of these rural areas away from civilization would be perfect!!
look in Appalachia. plenty of land and not many people.
On my way @Hillbilly
...away from the uncivilized is more like it!!! Amen!!! OHIO IS A BEAUTIFULLLLL STATE!!! YEAH FOR OHIOOOOOO!!!
When I was 18 years old, I had a mobile home that was 10" x 45". It was nice.
leaving the sign on makes it easier for people to see the little building !!!
Great job …thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻
You evidently are amazingly good at what you do! Yall work so well together, it's always awesome to watch your videos! God Bless Yall and keep you both safe! I'll be looking for more videos to watch!
You all do great work setting those sheads up. It seems like I remember a repo at that same location about a year and a half ago.
Loved this! Some serious skill and work ethic all around. Would love to see a list or another video from you guys of what TO DO and what NOT TO DO if you are building a shed or tiny house you plan to move. Just watching got me thinking about: 4x4 beams running length wise as skids and supports, but how far apart, close together, for the mule to get under? Maybe a 4x4 beam on both ends, with a half lap join like Lincoln logs for structure? A wide flat place on both ends, not a door or window for the upper bar of the mule? Possibly with some extra studs on both ends? Or a temporary protective board from corner to corner to spread the load more than just the mule top bar? Thanks for taking the time to film this while you worked.
What Lar said. Great couple. Thank you
that little lifter machine is a trooper. I think your nuts for getting under there for them end tires. no way would I do that.
I wonder if the Mule's forks would hold a typical pallet? Then load the blocks on the pallet.
You two are awesome!!
Im impressed! Great job!
Those base pads are being installed upside down. The open end goes down so it digs in, and the smooth side should be up so it doesn't collect water.
There are nubs on the smooth side that grip the ground and drainage holes for water. The smooth side is less likely to sink.
This popped up on my RUclips. When we rebuild after a fire, my husband found a floor plan for a 28' x 80' (double wide). If we had it delivered instead of building, our road would have been difficult to have placed it on the property.
Great job young man hard worker and smart. From. Sc.
Sir, you do an awesome job. 👌 RB from Weslaco Texas in the Rio Grande Valley 😀❤
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL GIFT YOU BOTH HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH FROM ALMIGHTY GOD, WELL DONE
Riveting to watch!👍🇨🇦😎
Hey little chickadee. should have picked up three blocks. that dude picked up too, when he pick up three, you should pick up four, then go back to one.????? LOL 😆🤣 Thanks KID'S.
life is good.
God bless you all
We bought four, 8x40 containers and made our home 🏡 with brick outside... the home sits on a concrete 8 foot raised foundation... the foundation turns into flower beds all around it's beautiful... we are happy...
The controller for that tractor reminds me of the "Underwater Kingdom" guy that controlled all the robots.
Undersea Kingdom (1936) Ray 'Crash' Corrigan.
Excellent job!!
Looks like a well built maintenance free house
I love how she guides that over sized load...
Ohhh my gosh you did what i thought you couldn't do!!!
Nice to see people, who r self reliant
Amazing how people are so unprepared he should have been ready to set shed on blocking.
You sure earn your $.
Blocks were there, how much more could he be ready.
@@donaldcampbell5277 A normal person would layout exactly where it is going, and level and prepare a base. Dumping a truck load of blocks off at random somewhere on that end of the field ain't cutting it.
@@deconteesawyer5758 My assumption is part of the price was leveling it. No way would he and wife spend 2 hrs of time moving blocks if he wasn't being paid to do it.
@@sarah-kenorum2852 "how much more could he be ready." is the question you posed.
Your world view that people will only do the bare minimum is flawed. This man on many if not most of his videos goes far beyond what is required in his job description to accommodate and make life easier for the folks he deals with. He does not get paid more for doing so.
I wonder if leveling a shed is the same as building almost two foot tall piers and the owner not so much as agreeing on a plan beforehand. Seems like determining what to build for the foundation of your house would be in the preparation/planning stage instead of done on the fly after it was delivered, the blocks counted, and a calculator brought out to see what could be built with them.
The music is awesome that you guys are playing
ShedT, RedT, and MudT the three word sounds I love to here different from us southeastern googans. Only difference we use the ED more at the end. lol
I think I would have poured concrete footings for something like that to sit on. That ground is way too wet. All it takes is one side to start to sink and the whole thing slides off.
Agree in case of earthquake definitely a good idea...
An ideal footing is gravel with a wood frame (to keep it together). It's perfect for mud probe areas and places with wet clay, like here in Virginia. I see sheds all the time on some precarious concrete blocks, often on a hill, but that would scare me. This one is huge, so I'd go for the prepared gravel for drainage and stability.
The managers of a nearby Mfg home park are siting the new homes going in with the frames and the gravel. It looks clean and strong. The gravel is six to eight inches thick. I think the moisture barrier is under the gravel, but I haven’t been around to actually see that.
Understand people "You can't fix stupid"
After one winter and spring thaw that shed will be sinking and leaning one way or the other.
Just pure laziness and cheap attitude.
My 14x40 sits on a granite gravel/concrete dust mix that hardened up like asphalt. The lawn timbers hold the shape and the shed sits on 18 inch piers on flat cement pads. Its strapped down with four foot bolt anchors. Steady..
Love the channel ! Y’all work way too hard !
You should get a half skid/pallet. You could carry even more blocks in a single trip. Less likely to fall off too.
Thank you for the entertaining and informative video.... very impressive and mind blowing equipment!!!!
Wow this driver sure knows how to drive I’m extremely impressed here GREAT JOB
Thanks 👍
Great video
I bought a 2" by 12" wood plank and cut it 5 foot long and then lay it across the forks on my mule. Then I load the block flat across the 5 feet of board, then stacked layers of block to carry them like he was trying to do. 2 blocks high, 5 across for 10 blocks then extras on the next layer.
They don't fall off because they are spread across the board then stacked on each other. I normally could carry about 12 blocks before the mule could not lift without tipping forward. My mule did not have tracks, just the tractor style wheels.
Then I would just drive around the building dropping block where it was needed.
I stored the 5 foot long 2x12 board between the cab and the mule carrier on the truck.
I used it on all deliveries to carry my block (and tools on top the blocks).
Love watching ur videos, u are good at what u do
Pretty cool to watch
Finally a shed you can call home .don't store the tractor in this temporary home live in it .it's my dream home .
Always wondered how it was done. Thank you😇
That's a beautiful shed!!!!! I hope I can find me one soon! I'm tired of paying for this piece of land I'm renting in this trailer park!😕
I love seeing couple working together and having fun. Keep it up!
Your Wife ROCKs it!
That wall-e driver its impressive
Great job Y'all !!! 🤚high five!!🤗✨😃
You make it look easy👍
Cool video. Cooler fundraiser. I would encourage everyone to give. This should be the highest priority for us as a nation. Every political party, church, and citizen should be working to end this kind of trafficking.
some skillz there AWESOME Job!
Looks like the new owners did not put any forethought or site preparation before this delivery, amazing how lax some people can be, after all this is no small or cheap shed, it's going to be their home, and it's a good size for that, still you both did the best you could, and that's all you can do, it's up to them now.
Oh that’s a neat little gadget he’s got there to move that trailer in any spot that is pretty cool
I’m watching from southern Alberta Canada
the team who is placing the house is great
That was really impressive! 🙂
Nice Reversing.
Sure wish I had his energy!!!! 🙂
I enjoy your videos.
If I had that shed coming to my place.
I would have dropped a load of rock in the drive way and moved the letter box.
I enjoy these videos
Dude, nice work!!! I am thinking about buying one of these and was thinking how do they get them on the property. I was like what? You were moving that thing like a remote control car... Awesome Job.
Whatever lies you're telling that young lady to keep her hanging around, I'd really like to know. I could use them.
Maybe I'm just that good 🤷♂️
It's nothing about the lies you tell you tell the truth all the time everybody can figure out what you're all about and they'll stay or leave
That's what I was just amazed at...
Great team!!!!
Incredible!
You two are beautiful together and work together great and enjoy ing each other God bless many more years