Posted by RoyIA on March 08, 2011 at 20:19:51 from (71.7.25.55):
In Reply to: Moving a Housetrailer posted by Danny Prosser on March 07, 2011 at 13:44:10:
In the 70's my college age buddy and his brothers and dad moved a 12 x 60 with their Ford 3000. It had a loader on it to help keep the front end down, and they put a leash on the front of it hooked to a 1900 Oliver. They also moved it just after Sunrise on a Sunday morning. There were no problems, but maybe they were exceptionally lucky. I believe they only moved about 5 miles per hour. 1/2 mile on gravel, one mile on blacktop, and another half mile on gravel. They had to take the long way as they lived right next to a railroad underpass which was too short or too narrow or both.
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