Shed Delivered on A Muddy Hillside..
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I would not recommend a wood platform but in this case if they would have used 6x6 post and more braces to get it sturdy I could have pushed the shed on it much easier.
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I can’t imagine them putting that shed on that flimsy wood frame. You showed a lot of patience and craftsmanship getting it on there. I applaud you for your great work.
He did good
I was thinking the same thing. That frame is built with toothpicks.
I was also thinking the same thing. That platform didn't look like it was built very well for that heavy of a structure but I admire your patience. Wish we could hve seen how u maneuvered it onto it.
Follow up, collapsed one week later. It’s why some people buy something that most others could build on site.
I knew it was going to fail, just didn't think it would be that fast. Was poorly made and I think my grandkids could have done better.
I would have liked to see the rest of how you got it in place
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I would have never thought getting the shed up on the foundation was even possible. Too bad your cameras died, would have enjoyed seeing it being done. Great job just the same. As always, thanks for posting.
Let us know in about 6 months when that shed ends up at the bottom of that hill! You worked magic getting it on that contraption!
That was uncalled for...glad you got this video to show the shed builder any failure is in the foundation.
You can see in the final still shot where the posts in the middle have started to sink, and the rim joist is starting to sag. If they are very lucky, I’d give it until the spring thaw before that underbuilt platform collapses and the shed slides down into the woods.
God bless you and your wife for all the hard work you put in on all the jobs you do you're an example for everyone else out in the world!
When your building inspector also works at Taco Bell.
Hope you charged accordingly. They cannot expect a free install when they made it so difficult to get it there. They cut all kinds of wood down to get it cleared but left it all laying in the way. Very risky but you made it look easy.
Sloppy job on frame, and cutting trees for path. Flimsy wooden foundation, but your resourcefulness and patience got the job completed.
Bob Lamb: Exactly what I thought about the logs. I don't know what they were thinking using 2x4's instead of my favorite 6x6's?
Fantastic work Thankyou Jesus for helping Josh!
I don't know if that frame will support that shed once they start to load that building up. But you did a great job putting it where they wanted it. Now waiting on the next video. lol
Hopefully this will be a repo in 6 months or so
@@51-FS By that stage the frame would have collapsed and it will be laying on the ground.
Naw
My backyard is a hill and I have the same setup I had one delivered and placed on the wood frame on a hillside its a 12x12. I went to the company I was having build the building and had them make up a drawing of what they require for it to be sturdy and not move when they slid the building on it. Gave the plans to a contractor and let them do it. What I have is ALOT more wood bracing and 8x8 posts and everything is bolted together. When the company delivered it said they didnt know who I had do it but it never moved and was one of the best setups they have seen like this. Cost a couple grand for the contractor to do it but way worth it. This guy is going to have issues with this sagging and settling
That thing is gonna come crashing down.
Weight of the shed plus contents = crash. Wonder if it's even anchored to the framework?
@@donaldcampbell5277 probably not. That’s a lot of weight on them boards. Plus all that mud. Sinking
Omg that’s insane! Who thought for one second that was going to last?? Nice work on your part, I was nervous for you
just going down that incline looked sketchy as hell. They could have definitely built that a little sturdier, and cleaned up around it better. In the end you made it happen, awesome work.
Man that was rough when we had ours delivered I apologize to the driver he looked laughing said one of the best and easiest. STAY SAFE
Wow! ... shed installation on a double diamond slope, with a real sketchy pad.
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That frame base is no worse than the usual cinder blocks, it just has further to fall lol.
Nice job setting her on there 👍
This video demonstrates the difference between people that think they know how to do something and those that indeed do know.
I can’t believe how good you are at operating that mule!
'I knew it was a bad build, when plow boy lifted his foot up to support the 2X8 cross base .
I feel like you could set a building just about anywhere with your skill and that beautiful new machine.
This is one of those cases that an update would be awesome. I can't imagine this thing is still standing.
Let's see. Bridging? Nope. Blocking? Nope. Bracing? Nope. Impending death in the near future? Yes! But props to this man for making the impossible happen!
Masterful job!
I would not have delivered to this site. at some point that weak wood will collapse.
Awesome job you worked a miracle.
This is cool. I haven't seen a shed delivered onto a elevated platform before here on youtube. Great job.
I say it every time, what a nightmare! Good job doing what you could!
Great job again. Ive done towing and recovery and heavy haul for years. Towing. Nobody realizes the mind it takes to pull that off.
I do. I can see that mind turning . Absolutely brilliant.
Mygoodness. What you haulers go through. God Bless and awesome thinking. You are de Man!!
Concrete piers. Steel girders. Not popcorn and wire
The most interesting install to me on any thusfar shed sites bummmer for me!
Nice! And there is still room to add a deck for a hot tub.
Wow Your GOOD That Was Crazy I Think They Should Have Filled That in With Rock & Dirt, But They Could Have Made A Ramp Or At least Some Runner Beams To Slide it Up There But I Won't Want To Be In It Like It is Anyway, But Each To There Own I Guess, But Wow Was That SKETCHY ,GREAT JOB 👍👍👍👍👍
Ridiculous foundation. Looks like it was built by kids. You are a miracle worker.
I have delivered and repossessed hundreds of sheds. I’ve done some pretty scetchy things. Honestly have never turned one down and never had one wasn’t able to complete. Sometimes with much difficulty and time. But this one here! I would have turned it down the second I seen it!
How hard is it to get a shed down like a trail almost. We bought a 12x32 shed and 24 acres with row access. There’s a gravel road almost like an Atv trail. Shed guy said shouldn’t be an issue but I’m petrified lol
Had to be one of your hardest installs. I enjoy watching during my knee recovery.
OMG … Skills!
Great job! Think that’s the most complicated delivery I’ve seen yet! You are really talented!!
I hope they gave you a tip. You certainly earned something extra for shoring up their platform.
Young Man you are living proof of never say never
Great job, you had many challenges on this one, you persevered, good on you
That thing was ready to scissor and fall over just on its own! I can't believe you landed that building!
I commend you. It was me out of taking one look told them to rebuild it and walked away. And billed them for my trip out and back.
😳🤞🏻 keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Stay safe. Keep hauling. Keep. Making. God bless
I hope you made them sign a waiver before putting the shed onto that matchstick frame. At 17:10 you can already see a gap between the frame and the the base runner of the shed as well as the bow right along the length.
Every delivery is a Challenge. 👍
I was watching so intensely. I thought can that platform hold that? Then they started making it sturdier with the extra wood. Way to go.
Trying to make it sturdy, under pressure and after the fact. It won't last very long at all, and you can see it is already in trouble along the rim joist.
That "foundation" for that shed is inadequate. There is a reason why there are building codes.
Not enough posts and they do not look like they are on concrete.
Should require s flat level surface within the reach of your mule. I'd tell 'em to hire a crane.
Well done!!!! 👏👏👏👏💪💪⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
WOW ! Amazing Feat !
Awesome job man!
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Great job getting that up there scecky fondation though
Dang, not something most would attempt, good job.
I regretted it half way through but I couldn't get it back up the hill by that time.
That's crazy. No way that flimsy frame is going told that building.....empty, let alone with storage.
Minimum 4x4's and I'm just guessing.
yea definitely at least 6 4x4s, I'd rather over engineer structures than not, but it did seem they used some 4x4s, the ones on the hill shoulda been 6x6
Not to mention, looks like 24” on center joists, no hangers, no corner brackets, beams aren’t built to code (at least in my state, sandwiched beams are not acceptable.
I don't know HOW but it's on the "pad". Hopefully this will never become a repo. There has to be a waiver on that platform.
Well engineered pad......
that timber foundation is undersize for the small house. Remember “always" to have a good foundations your house depends on it. Great job getting that done.
Good times right there!
WOW how did you ever get that shed up on that frame? Amazing job!
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heck of a deal they put you in on that one! now when it starts sagging and failing, they will be too lazy to shore it up correctly and you will be back repo,n it. you're way more patient than i am. i would of pulled up and said... really!!
Repo is gonna be fun on that one.
There were some clueless customers…
Luckily they had you.
I think adding a couple 2" x12' blackiron pipes would have made this one easier. Lay them across the frame and roll the shed into place. Think pyramid building.
yea actually would be easier
Damn, I don’t know how you got that up there, but great job🍷🍷😎👍👍👍
Amazing!!
That was sure a rickety-a** base. I’m an idiot, and even I know cross bracing is standard.
What a ridiculous place to put a shed on an equally ridiculous weak frame. The stupidity of so many people never fail to amaze me. You done a marvellous job getting the shed down that steep slope and getting it positioned on that weak frame.
I have done some really stupid things in my time, but there is no way I would enter a building that was put on supports like that, without a death wish.
I thought you were going to have to cut poles like the Egyptians and roll it on. Great job.
You earned your money on that one. Good job. I wonder if you had some PVC tubing to roll it on to the deck would have helped.
No, he lost money unless the customer paid him for that ridiculous setup. The barn companies pay the drivers based on a standard reasonable delivery and set up…….not that 🐎 💩
Hope they have good insurance.
Awesome work! I can believe this crazy install. But whats walking in the background at 15:13? Its in the bush behind the left edge of the shed and moves to the left, middle area of the screen. What is that?
👍I had my doubts that platform would hold
That was amazing. How long before that wood rots and it tumbles? lol
Keep your phone turned on for the call asking if you can come and pull the shed off the collapsed frame!
If they had braced the crap out of that in all directions as well as using noggins in the deck joists I guess you would just needed to set the end down on it then go around the back and push it on.
So. Not a carpenter here… but shouldn’t it have had mor supporting legs? Also how did you ever even get it seated? And so clever of you to do the cross supports. That was amazing. It is a beautiful location but i would have had it located up top or even half way between the level top and that platform. But then i have a fear of heights.
geeze what were these pople thinking when they built that platform . Driver desrves a reward for that . I live up on hillside and the basement footings are 18 ft deep ( YES 18FT DEEP ) I live in southside VA and my house is a 2440 square foot modular built with 2x6 stud walls Yes I over built but why not . house is going no where ,even front porch was built with 8x8' posts
The frame is designed to hold downward weight not to support horizontal forces. No diffrent then a deck. Once attached to the frame of the shed it will provide horizontal stability. This is a situation where a crane should have been used.
I call BS... The post were nowhere near strong enough not to suffer motion and lateral movement over time let alone install. That thing was severely underbuilt under any circumstances especially at that height. But a hillbilly's going to do what a hillbilly's going to do.
@@RIDERSONLINEORG The load capacity of a 3-foot #2 grade 4×4 is 17,426 pounds, and a similar 6×6 is 20,834 pounds or 16% better. However, an 8-foot 4×4 supports 6468. Better crossbracing would help but a crane would have been the right tool for the job. Would have been cheaper to just build the whole thing on site. There's barns built on 4x4 posts that have equipment driven on them.
@@jjjustin17favsYack yack yack... Underbuilt! Hillbilly's going to do what a hillbilly's going to do. I bet you they just stuck those posts in the mud and there aren't even any footers there. Whole assembly was a joke.
you're right, but these people knew it wouldn't be a crane or should've known and built accordingly.
Testimony that those sheds are well built.
Love the content.great job as usual
Good job, Bro!
2X4s are a joke here, 4x6s would even be questionable! Need properly sized steel or aluminum I beams for structural integrity in this application!
The delivery was accomplishes by a professional!
Looked like mostly 2x6 to me hard to tell if the posts were 4x6 or not. Either way yes it was a joke.
Post were 4x4 and only a few nails to hold the 2x6's.
what in the hill billy
nice job bud 🙋♂️
Can't wait for the repo video on this one. Lol
I wanna see how they build these sheds platform to hold together like this.
Good job but I can't imagine them putting that expensive shed on such a flimsy platform
Sometimes you just hope and pray that you don't have to come back and get that one.
Good job. That was a muddy mess. I didn't like the looks of that platform either. lol
Well that's not sketchy at all.
OK, I'm a Brit and its obvious to me that the framing of the platform was under size it should have been double the timber cross section that had been used and at least another 4 verticals, it always makes sense to over engineer a support structure than to attempt to cheap out,
What materials are used to build a shed?
That's Stacy just watching
I wonder if that is for his mother in law. Would explain a lot of things.