The fact that he grew up Amish explains his amazing work ethic and calm attitude.

I really like when your "boss" goes and helps you. She's got a great sense of humor.

It’s Safe to say this Customer Paid Cash💰if they spent the $’s to pour a Nice Concrete Pad. 👍

Glad to see you have your Human Recourses Department providing guidance on this delivery.

You are just too cute! I love your smiles and giggles toward each other .... so in love! OH and the moving of the sheds is impressive!

What a skillful team you two make. Wife’s narrative is great also

I’ve seen you go “above and beyond” on several jobs. You definitely know your stuff and I hope the Shed folks know what an asset you are to their company! Great job.

They really do love each other & he let’s it be known in public. Respect to each. Both hard working & Christians:)

I do say when you repo the shed next door to are land you was respectful to the goats 🐐 and the one pig that always got out after you have taken the shed the animals where picked up happy ending great job

I bet that concrete pad wasn't to cheap. I wanted to add that this young fellow must be pretty handy around the house. Very impressive and very confident. 🇨🇦

There is nothing like having the right equipment to do your job right .😀😀👍👍

Zoning department must be pretty easy. If I did that they’ll be making me move it. Good job.

So on another video I watched, I saw for a brief second or two, something sticking up on the mule. I thought, I think that might be a hi-lift jack and I was going to ask, good thing I forgot cause here it is in use. Nice delivery! From Fairbanks, Alaska USA Taikuu for the video, on to the next..

For the back of the shed,instead of cranking it up, use a built in 5 ton jack to raise the platform. Ask someone to build it for you as a custom device. The hand handle would shorter too. Have a long foot plate and set the jack up for uneven lift. The plate goes under the shed. It is much smaller too. The crank handle would be on the side equal with the shed wall.

GREAT JOB!!!!!!! VERY PRECISE AND IMPRESSIVE, GREAT TEAM WORK. THANK YOU, I ENJOYED WATCHING A MASTER AT WORK. ENJOY!

Great to see you bring IN a shed then when you have to repo them!

hope you pay this installer well. He DESERVES it!

You both make a great team 👏 👍

I just watched this for the second time, it's just as good as the first time I watched it.

OMG!!! Have just found this page.............. I am astounded!! Looking forward to seeing more of your work.....

Wow! That's bigger than the mobile home my wife and I bought when we were first married. It was 12'x40'. Of course that was in 1972.

I admire no wasted energy or movements on your part.

No dogs, no fences & a SWEET shed! Good times right there eh!

Thanks for the quote at the end.

You guys got it under control and it's obvious you know what your doing and do it well...

I'll wager he's done that more than once...:)...Nice job...Nice seeing a pro installer...

The shed manufacturers should be paying you for telling all of us who makes these great sheds. I'm sure your bringing in customers for them by the KZfaq channel.

It's nice to see the customer prepared and ready along with being friendly , Merry Christmas

Hi Everyone, Love these videos. Keep On. God Bless.

Wow, that's a lot of work! You definitely know what you're doing! Loved watching it!

Incredible. I love watching this guy and his skills.

From one shed hauler to another good job like your track mule by cardinal and remote

Small adjustable legs under the shed would be great to raise and level the shed. Bubble levels built into the sides, front and back would help.

That was a lot of work, lets hope they make their payments.

He reminds me of my dad. My dad was a truck driver and could back his trailer into the tightest of spaces. I was holding my breath when he got to the ditch wondering how he was going to get it in.

Holy Shed! Nice delivery!

He seems to do a better job under the wifely supervision. Both of you done good.

Another great job

I would like to make a suggestion, and I don’t want to seem pushy. You could save some time and a lot of straining on using your jack, if you use your mule to do all the lifting from the same end you moved it in with. Just raise it up a little higher, put some blocks just beyond center, let the mule down it will come down on the blocks, that take the weight off the wheels, remove them, then raise it back up, that will lower the end where the wheels were, you might have to do it twice since you probably won’t be able to reach the ground on the first time. Land it on blocks,raise the end back up, take the center blocks down, let it break over the center blocks again , remove the blocks you landed on, raise your mule back up, that end should reach the ground, raise it backup, pull the center blocks, let the mule back down and out. it should work really slick with the remote you have. I do this with machines all the time. I wished I could show you, it really works good. I’m in Ohio also.

that remote setup is the nuts! makes job doable and easy!

You need some sort of air compressor on your machine there and then you would get and airbags to lift up instead of using the high lift Jack would you probably make it a lot easier on your back of course it would have to come apart. I would suggest stuff that could be carried on the other truck like the airbag and air hose, and have the compressor tank and say maybe cordless air compressor. I'm suggesting an air tank something you could charge up before you left wherever the building was delivered from. I'm only seeing this because eventually you're going to want to have something that would save your back from too much work.

Make sure you keep the pins lubed up on that high lift jack and watch them intently on each click to make sure they fully sink and latch before releasing handle. They are fantastic jacks but that is their main booby trap and a half caught pin that gives with the handle down will shatter your ribs or face in .2 seconds when handle springs up. You can't even try to react, it's already over.

Love your videos; you are amazingly creative, and there is no obstacle that you don't find a solution for!.... At the risk of offering unsolicited advice, please don't go under the building when it is jacked-up. A jack-failure and/or jack slip-out would crush you. Please use some form of fail-safe item that would catch/stop the building if the jack fails. Possibly just use three jacks?

i love the sayings you put at the end great videos happy i found your channel you do a great job

Beautiful job. Very professional 100%. I'm new to your channel and I like watching things like this, very interesting.

Here it is.. I am Very Surprised you didn't use a long bar to dislodge the wheels. You did save some time though. And surprised you didn't put the bar in the garage for when you needed it. I see the beam and floor would not have given way since the wheels would've stopped the barn from crushing you. As crazy and lucky as I've been so far..even I would of taken a minute for safety on this one. Always entertaining stuff I love the remote control it's cool as heck it looks like fun. You make it look so easy nice job.

This dude sure knows what he's doing that's for sure!

Fun to watch you have skills sir👍👍👍

Guess each building makes 2 videos drop off and go back repo . I love this channel

Sure hope they make their payments, that monster gonna be full of you have to go back out there!

You certainly earn your pay , great skill putting that monster in place .

That was a busy road you had to work on.The stress of all that traffic must be huge.Thanks for another great video and happy xmas.

That little crawler is badass!

Nice Shed,make sure you leave enough room to come back and get it ,in future.

Oh man, I'm swetting that onw just watching you. Really dangerous being under the she'd. That's what prayers are for.

The tires look like they are still coated from that horse barn repo. Pretty amazing what that machine can do.

Thanks for the though from Prez Monson

Your skills and that mule are top notch!

Like the man said, You certainly know your stuff.......Great Job

Well done mate! 👍

If you could have put those wheels just back of the middle, you could have danced with that shed. You're very good with that operation. Congratulation

Beautiful sheds

A pallet type bottom all of the way around would sure help to lift up the shed

Great job. You made that look really easy.

That's an awesome system brother not sure if would work in the UK we don't have so much space Super impressed with your set up skills

Nice job maneuvering around that driveway

Wow. This was a big one. You can see slight bow of the frame by the waves in the side panels when you lifted up the end.

When I see this , I automatically think of that Tiny house that got damaged several months ago. I guess this one weighs less because I don’t see the metal siding buckling as bad as the other one.

from the Netherlands thanks for the video . Stay Safe and Healthy ! . Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance

Had to work on that one a bit. Great job as usual.

Your fast right on .

Love your channel and you sir are a BADASS ! Merry Xmas to you and your family!!

Really big nice, long building. I just don’t get the placement, but got the dough, can do whatever you want.

That's one big honkin shed!

I watched your videos and you and your significant other are very very hard working individuals. Your videos are very entertaining for the reason I believe you take a lot and I mean a lot of risks. Your equipment is very impressive and when I was your age we never had anything like this. Being in the moving and rigging business and also an a/c technician I watch you putting your life at risk on way too many levels. Please don’t take offense but, I know from experience. You should never put your body underneath a small house supported with one jack. Those little wheels would not save your life, cutting wires on other videos without a volt meter, and last of all I hope youcarry a gun. Good luck with your work and don’t ever forget you can always learn.

There's never traffic in any of your videos lol. I grew up in a tiny town in rural Iowa and even we had traffic around. Also funny how you put the mule in one lane and the building in the other so nobody could get by at all ;)

Incredible job!!

For these long ones you really could use some steerable rear wheels. You really need a heavier jack for those long sheds. Please work safer, possibly put jack stands in or dunnage if you go under.

Very cool! Perhaps a you can fashion up a spot on your machine for a BFH! 🙌

Give a man the correct tool and he can move mountains.....

Never leave house jack handle in the down position. If it gives the bar will come up with deadly force.

Awesome job, well done!

Your wife is awesome!

pro set up all the way. Good work young man and wifey.

Friendly advice: place the dolly wheels 60% back for shorter wheelbase and tighter turning yet still have enough weight for the front. You’ll have more tail swing but you’ll make the corners

Me not expecting a shed in the road: 👀👀👀💥

Be careful about using jack on concrete pad corners....especially fresh ones. They can crack, so put a platform under jack at least.

Super Clever Gizmo....Love it...Cheers

Always nice to a pro at work!

Hello great video. Love watching yall videos.

Team Work . !

Great job 👍🏾

Love the correction/ closed caption.

Ooookay. I concede defeat. Your RC car is bigger than mine. Way bigger. 😁 However, i see a fast and skilled worker.👍

Trying to clean those gutters on that side of the house later on is going to be a biatch. lol Even with no trees directly nearby, stuff still flies in the wind.

That thing needs about four more doors. Things are going to go in the back of it that they won't see until they move.

You scared the hell out of me! Get yourself a nice LONG pry bar for situations like that.

Wow give me one of those sheds, its nicer than my house. I could rent it out to my wife.

Brilliant!!

You got the right stuff..