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Jpuleo

09-23-2005 16:48:58

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Hi. I have a 20x32 stick built 2 story barn I want to move several hundred feet. Anyone have any suggestions on how to do that? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Joe

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John in Nebraska

09-24-2005 09:58:19

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Re: Moving a barn in reply to Jpuleo, 09-23-2005 16:48:58

Just a little ways, cross brace it good, do as the guy said, not a big building, I moved a 20x40 shed 8 miles single handedly, on wheels, but can't see why skidding it wouldn't work, the ground being level enough. btw, here in Nebraska, about ten years back, guy wanted to move a big barn, dairy type, about 40x55, just across the farm yard, cross braced it all heck and gone, then bolted in a pipe, waist high, all the way around the inside. Got the whole town out as part of the 4th July celebration, had nearly 300 people in there, took em half hour to pick her up and walk it. figured out to about 44 lbs per person. believe it was in the Nebraska Farmer magazine.

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2x4

09-23-2005 23:31:20

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Re: Moving a barn in reply to Jpuleo, 09-23-2005 16:48:58

jack it up, put it on runners, & skid with tractor, dozer, skidder.

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