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fatjay
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I ended up with 4 dolly's. Overall it went fairly well but stopp because I noticed the bobcat had a flat.
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Finally got it into place after 4 days. Granted they were short days, there was a lot of learning, a lot of mud as well. The ground was frozen today so I thought I'd sieze the chance and pivot it the last few feet and drop it.
A few important things I learned. Pushing is easier than pulling. When pivoting I used sets of 4x4's on top of each other to pivot. plywood is handy to roll on. I spent $400 on materials to move it where a shed mover would have been $200. But the shed movers weren't calilng me back, so I had to rely on myself. $77 for 6 sheets of plywood, $35 for wheels, $100 for 4x4's, $200 to build a set of pallet forks. I'm glad I did it myself though.
A few important things I learned. Pushing is easier than pulling. When pivoting I used sets of 4x4's on top of each other to pivot. plywood is handy to roll on. I spent $400 on materials to move it where a shed mover would have been $200. But the shed movers weren't calilng me back, so I had to rely on myself. $77 for 6 sheets of plywood, $35 for wheels, $100 for 4x4's, $200 to build a set of pallet forks. I'm glad I did it myself though.
