That was awesome, great job👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Blocks are best used upright. They can and DO break when on their sides.

Hello my friend.. All the best to your channel and hope you have a wonderful day !!!

As soon as I saw a chainsaw and ladder in the same shot I was waiting for a different kind of video! While we are talking about safety, remember to get permits to move anything over 8'6" wide on a public highway.

Very cool. Thanks for sharing.

THAT WAS AMAZING! First try!

hey thanks for posting. this gives me some confidence. i'm moving a 10x23 tiny house/shed 200 miles away. got any tips or suggestions for doing this? i'm using a 8.5' x 28' triple axle trailer (w/ fenders so house will be propped up with skids or blocks like you did). would appreciate any suggestions/advice from your experience! thanks

Great job

wanna come move the one im buying haha

Could a cabin this sized be moved approx. 100 miles down a road?

How long from start to finish?

Put gutters on cabin it help the.paint .

2 3000lb axles, minus the 1900lb weight of the trailer = 4100 lbs carrying capacity. Just a guess...but I'm guessing you guys were a bit overweight lol.

I have a 30x40 cabin, do you think this would work on one larger?

Should have taken the fenders off first sonyou dont risk them.

You guys did an awesome job. But I would never have children around when doing improvised work like this. I think it was a bit unsafe to have those three little ones on that truck bed while transporting that cabin. Just saying

Too stupid to be believed-this video shows how NOT to do this-