What I've moved with my small Tonka Toy really isn't anything compared to moving a house. However I've moved things with this 20 hp kohler gas engine that I thought it wasn't even possible. Last Sunday a friend wanted me to do some backhoe work at his place. I removed a stump, then picked it up and moved it. Then I drug some good sized logs that friend said a guy with a skidder had problems handling. I got that job done.
I picked up one end of a 8x10 shed made that on skids. Put a strap around the shed and drug it backwards to a different location in yard. Never thought I could do it with back wheels bouncing. That's when I learned I needed to hang rear ballast in back hoe hook.
A few years back I added on the house. I moved the old deck to the new back door. I never thought it could be done. Used a little physics and a 2 inch strap over the roll cage all the time thinking how much it would hurt if the strap broke.
Neighbor thought I couldn't move this tree without getting out the chainsaw. I asked where he wanted it and then told him to watch.
I know what I have is just a Tonka Toy, but it feels good to say this toy is MADE IN THE USA. Everyone that sees what it can do says the same thing, "I'm amazed" then they want one.
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