I used to do this with a rollback for Heartland Buildings in Panama City Florida. We built a spreader bar and it helped a lot. My tips were pretty good as I would literally block them up for the customers as the building hit the ground and save hrs if not days of work for them.

Use a farm jack (Harbor Freight has them , cheap ) to raise building, then set the blocks, use a 2 " pipes between the tilted trailer bed and the 4x4's will roll up really easy ... Can wench the shed up by drilling 5/8 holes Thur the 2 center 4x4's ( drill @ least 5" back from the ends of 4x4's ) using a chain & 5/8 - 4" long carriage bolts ... Use farm jack to raise building enough to pull out pipes ...

Nice! I think it gave me just enough courage to attempt what I know is going to end in disaster all over the highway. Still going to do it though! Thanks!

Nice job

Awesome sauce 👍

Is there an ideal length limit on these trucks? I’m building a tiny house on skids that will be moved at some point and would like to make sure it is easy to move for someone.

that square body rollback is bad

Do you do this in texas like around princeton

Is the front porch is add on or the its all one piece???

Nice

Ok Im late to the party but if I have a company build me a shed amd then I want put on a trailer...how would that work?

Sine you didn’t support all 4 runners I figured it would damage it. Nice job

How wide was this?

Your shed is bigger than my house.

Why not remove the the two remaining side rails so you could use the rest of the bed?

Umm did you have to rent a flatbed trailer or truck to move your own shed cabin

Where are you located? I might hire you!

Where are you located need one moved

Gas tow truck...?

That's the way to do it

Camera guy stay in 1 fucking place