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I'm using a modified bulldog jack. I start with a regular trailer jack and grind off the round mounting bracket. Then I weld angle irons to the bottom, and bolt and angle iron on top with some hockey tape around it to keep it from scratching paint. Then, I extend the handle to fit a drill. (In this video, I was using the jack and impact.) I don't use these a lot because the impact is really hard on the gears. A drill is gentle in comparison. Over the years I've built 5 of them, some for others and some for myself. Very handy for lifting sheds!

Thanks for the input! It was an hour long flight. I'm pretty sure no one will watch an hour long unedited flight. Plus it's a FB reel which can't be longer than 1 min 20 seconds. Only my reels have music, the rest don't. You can check those out of Facebook.

@@normanmiller8412 Just giving you some advice :) do what works best for you brother! And be safe up there!

@M6E9 thank you sir!

That's correct.

Thank you for your reply. So is that the same with the draft fan? Turning the low factory code up give you more draft in HR-1 And turning the high factory code up for the higher settings for more draft? Cause I don’t have outside air hooked up because I have a 123 year old farm house so it’s not sealed up the greatest.

Heating about 1500 ft right now with a few rooms shut off.

@@T.C.SLOTS. I keep all fans on auto, because with a thermostat they need to be able to speed up and slow down. You could do a factory reset and re adjust pellet flow. That will get your fans back to automatic. Also shoot flow will be hindered if your exhaust points into the wind or is too long, like going though a few stories and through the roof.

Creek hill custom mini barn trailer

I modified a trailer jack.

The Trailer is a Creek Hill custom trailer. Pine Hill also builds them. Both companies build custom trailers for hauling mini barns. They're very expensive, starting around 45k and up.

​@@normanmiller8412 hello! Where do purchase the EZ mover and dollies?

@@ramandaprice5842 you can find the at thetrailershoppe.com

I build my own jacks. I start off with a trailer jack, grind off the mounting bracket, and weld so angle iron on the bottom. I add an angle iron on the top side that's held on by the original bolts. Wrap tape around top angle iron so it doesn't scratch paint and its ready to be used. Anything bigger than unfinished 12x32 almost needs two Jack's per end.

@@normanmiller8412 interesting. I use a floor jack to lift sheds, then prop the corners with stacked blocks for stability, always lifting on the middle so three points of stable contact. I then use blocks to make the shed lift higher. I like that your jack lifts straight up. Do you have the model number of your jack? Or amazon link? I wonder if a person could use a drop leg to make the jack get taller or shorter.

Glad it helped. I'm still learning the stove and made another video with more info over a year ago. Check it out if you're interested. ua-cam.com/video/lkgRC3ai24o/v-deo.html

I just tool a trailer jack and modified it. I use a drill mostly, because an impact is pretty rough on jacks.

@@normanmiller8412 Thanks for the reply!

That is the best way to fasten portable buildings. If you run a strap over top it'll damage sides and roof. All custom trailers designed to haul portable buildings, are designed to strap runners down.

Have you tried "A" (automatic) setting? Doing a factory reset should also put it in automatic mode.

Yes that seems like a lot. Are you burning hardwood pellets? What is your temperature in the house? Check out my latest video which might give a few more adjusting options for you. I'll try to send a link.

ua-cam.com/video/lkgRC3ai24o/v-deo.html check this one out when you get a chance.

@@normanmiller8412 thank you I will check out the other video too! We use the Natures Heat pellets that are hard wood I believe. I need to get a thermostat- old house so nothing like that in it - but it stays comfortable now that I figured out to turn the fan down.

Yes thats normal in "auto" mode.

@@normanmiller8412 I read into it on comments thank you for responding. I struggle with the fan blowing half burnt pellets out of pot? Any idea or is that normal?

Ours does some too, not sure how to avoid that completely, but it they can still give out heat even if they're not in the burn pot. You could try to go manual mode on the exhaust fan. Around 2-3 works good for us when it's in manual mode. The biggest problem is with a thermostat, your air will need to be turned up or down constantly.. too much air and the fire goes out... too little air and it smokes. Good luck with your stove! Sounds like you got a good supply of air (with sparks flying)

We run it on auto, but that's up to you. Auto would be the most efficient setting, but manual room fan might distribute heat better throughout your building. You can adjust it higher manually. I'd recommend exhaust fan on auto.

Thank you for responding so quickly. We set the stove to HR-1 @200 seems to work nicely. If I bump it up to HR -3 or higher would I need to adjust anything else or is it auto after I set up HR-1? Thanks again!

@@wiredkamikaze5831 pushing both button down adjusts the low range (hr 1) pushing both buttons up adjusts high range (hr 5). Hr 3 will be kinda in the middle. There may be a way to adjust each number individually but I don't know.

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That is normal running mode for the draft fan. Its supposed to save energy by doing that. If you want to change that you can adjust the draft fan manually, which will give you a constant speed. "A" is automatic, click "draft fan" down button to desired speed. Usually 1-3 is all you need once the stove is operating. Hope this helps.

Try searching for "The Trailer Shoppe LLC" from PA. I don't know if this link will work or not. They are the ones that make the E Z mover. www.thetrailershoppe.com/product/ez-mover-turbo-shed-mover

I'm glad they helped!

Close... they are part of a group called "Michigan Circle". The easiest way to explain is they're halfway between old order and new order. They identify as old order, so they dont get shunned by their old order families, but also fellowship with New Order and want the New Order values.

It looks like this particular one has been discontinued. It has been replaced with "Honeywell TH1100DV1000 Pro digital 2 wire heat only" thermostat. The stove has it's own built in thermostat, so any 2 wired thermostat designed for heat should work with the stove. If I find a warehouse that still has thos particular one in stock I'll let you know.

Google Norman Miller Auctioneer and call him. He can get you connected to the right people.

I think it would be do-able. Probably not very easy. You may want to lay plywood over the angle iron on the ramp and dovetail since tires are pretty small. The other issue you'd run into would be you'd need a middle ramp. Not a good setup but possible with enough work. It has neutral. I pull mine quite a bit with winch.

@@normanmiller8412 the dovetail and fold out ramps are full width wood, so everything is a solid surface (no angle iron) … I apologize for not giving that info … with that being said, do think the incline and angle would still be ok? Thanks for all the info!

Obviously I can't guarantee it'll work, but.... an 8x8 is pretty short. The dollys will raise it around 10 inches and so will the mover. If it will bottom out you can always scoot the dolleys closer to the center of building. My guess is if you have an available winch to assist you'll be okay. Strapping a building down on a regular trailer is always hard. My custom trailer just straps down the runners, causing no damage to the building. Running straps across roof can cause damage.

EZ mover has the power, but traction and angle is a whole nother ball game. I’ve moved 12x20 huge sheds on level ground, winching is sketchy because if it’s downhill and the winch slacks, it’ll flip your mover (ask me how I know ;).

Mid Michigan? There is an amish Community in Clair, there may be someone there that restores barns. Depends where mid Michigan is. Evart, Rosebush, Blanchard, Edmore, and many more areas...