Have you thought about skinning the exterior with metal and building another lean to for the camper?Not sure..
Got a few options:
1. Add onto right side of barn with a lean to large enough to put camper in.
The best place would be to remove the lean to from behind it, and pull it back into that place. That would leave me enough room to get into an addition on the right side of the barn. Would require some buildup after removing the lean to.
Would be nice to keep it close to the existing driveway area. And close to keep power to it.
2. Nuke the whole shed and build another pole building where it is, that the camper would fit in.
3. Leave shed as is, fix it up with new siding, remove the junk that’s in it, and keep my camper outside as it’s been.
4. Get rid of camper.
5. Status quo.
Love those things. Just went through a couple boxes on a project.I'd probably get a box of Timberloks and use them.
In my opinion, the only challenge is if you can get it up in the air high enough to slide some skids under it. Or can you tunnel under it to slide some skids under it?
Once you get the skids under it, and I'm thinking that a pair of 6x6's will work, then it's just a matter of locking it all together.
I would leave the OSB on there for now. Maybe forever. It's ugly, but it's just a shed. Wrap the OSB with house wrap and install new siding over it once it's in the new location.
I would probably screw on some diagonal bracing to the outside of the OSB at each corner, into your studs, to lock it all together.
If it works, great. If it doesn't, gather up what's salvable and build it again. Or just burn it and move on to other projects. Just don't spend a bunch of money on moving it when it's overall value isn't significant.
Have you thought about skinning the exterior with metal and building another lean to for the camper?
I moved a small cabin that was next to the big cabin I built. I just had to move it back 20 feet, but the bastard was heavy. Luckily the cabin was built on skids.