@Mutual Assured Destruction ,For your information I sure have and have nothing but good things to say about them,stop being a hater.

If you looked the definition of Karen up that would be you, I have said nothing disrespectful to you put my opinion only, If you don't want a comment back then don't comment on my comment. KAREN!!!

Yes, the could learn from them.

I think, (just an idea ( summer camp for the younger folks, learn something to learn instead of getting into to trouble!!!

I don't think they have to worry about that I doubt they finance these I'm sure this was a bank loan probably with the cost of building materials and labor around 200k before it was finished

Hello I bet cha this was a cash job no kidding 🌐

Repo man didn't do anything but film

He didn't nail anything, THEY nailed it. He would have been on my last nerve with his comments. He should have put more base down so they could drive up there.

I’m actually quite surprised that they didn’t send a driver out a day ahead of time to verify the condition of roads and driveway to ensure something like this didn’t occur, but obviously they didn’t and it of course did, lol. It’s just my opinion from being in the construction field all the years I spent there but that delivery should have been rejected once that truck got to the job site and saw the condition of the drive, the trees encroaching the drive, the lack of gravel, lack of crane mats for ditches, etc. this is a prime example of how guys tear up trucks, trailers, and get hurt themselves, but Lord was watching out over all you guys that day and I do realize that your in a predicament once you’ve traveled that far and you’ve only get a set amount of time to get that home set before you impact everybody else’s schedule so you hunker down and just do it instead of crying about it!! You guys did a fantastic job and it’s a fantastic, gorgeous home!!! But please guys, start sending a driver out a day or two ahead of time to verify the job site and drive are suitable for delivery before someone gets hurt one day, please!!!! These are built just down the road from my grandfather’s old farm and grandpa loved having the Amish as friends and neighbors more than anything and he would be rolling in his grave right now if he saw you guys struggling like this to set a home when you guys have it down to a science on how to do it!! But anyways fellas, nobody’s hurt, the house is beautiful, time to work on another one!! I’m still proud of you tho!! You guys are the hardest working guys in the entire nation!!! I’d love to move back home just so I could come work with you guys! Take care and be safe out there guys!!

@@1982MCI how do you know they didn't? They sent someone to do a sight inspection and you don't know anything

Exactly this has been around for a very long time. I've never seen this system, I've only seen cranes used to set a modular home

Would have been better if the Tires Were Not Flat on the Trailer at the 1:32 mark.

Thank you Deena

Probably from Pine Hill trailer company in Lancaster County PA. They build some crazy sophisticated stuff for the shed delivery industry. Self loading and unloading, 180* arc swing from the sideways drop axles, tilt, telescope, and more. One guy can deliver and install a large shed into spots where you would swear it;s impossible to fit the shed alone, much less a truck and trailer.