"PrecisionMachinisT" wrote in message ...
"m Ransley" wrote in message
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Solid lawnmower type wheels are cheap and you wont need much life out of
them.


Doubtful lawnmower wheels would bear the load--perhaps if a dozen or so of
em could be placed to evenly distribute the weight......

Years ago, I attached a similar shed to a simple skid and dragged mine with
a pickup truck--a tractor probly be better...as theyre geared lower but
still you need to have enough traction and weight to overcome the friction
coefficient of the skids.

As an added bonus, I constructed a 2 ft high wooden perimeter wall around
the new slab, and then set the shed on top of it.....took six strong
guys--did this because the existing design had a *really* low ceiling
height--made a big difference.....no more claustrophobia!!!

Yesterday I went to "Central Tractor Supply" And saw 10" pnumatic tires
mounted on rims. 2 for $9.00 (Wheelbarrow size). You mention you're
planning on having a tractor about anyways.. So my suggestion would be:

Get a pair of wheels (similar to what I saw), A pair of BIG lag screws for
axle pins, and a 4x4x 8.5' . Take these three and create a "one time use"
axle. Using a jack or a neighbor, place your axle under the shed a little
back of its center of balance..(Secure the axle to the structure)..
Instant redneck mobile home. An eye screw on the other end of the shed..

2x8's would serve as a ramp off of the platform...

TIPS:
- Empty the shed prior to moving.
- Hope or determine if the shed is rigid/strong enough to hold its
shape when moved BEFORE moving it
- Do NOT relocate structures alone.. Someone to dial 911 is important.

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