You sure make a tough job look easy. Common sense, hard work, and experience go a long way. Thanks for showing us that there are people who actually earn a living.
I originally thought Josh was in business for himself - in this video he talks about coworkers. Makes sense he works for a company. The capital involved is incredible. $40K mule, $90K truck, $50K trailer.
I hope you make fabulous money for thne work you do. You don't just move sheds but are what used to be called "a jack of all trades". I am an 81 year old grandma who is in awe of what you do. Love your videos.
The camera from the back of the truck is a great perspective. Good the ground was frozen, if that had been mud it would not have worked. However, this mule is some impressive tool! And your boss again had to notice you can do the job when others cant.👍💪
Thanks for another awesome video!! That $40K machine is worth every penny and more, it's amazing how effortlessly it moves those sheds like it's nothing lol Stay Safe!
@@f8ofk8 u turn. Three lefts make a right. I used to work at this place, the secretary had to go to the bank and the post office every day. She refused to make left turns, right turns there and back.
I think you are very respectful with these folks watching the crap you have to put up with at times. Helping them move out their belongings is probably not on the list of job requirements. I'm glad you have the cameras. Not only does it provide the content, but it's for your protection in case anyone tries to claim injuries, damages, or theft.
i cant stop watching these, ive only driven a scissor lift, boom lift n fork lift but that mule n trailer combined is some insanely ergonomic equipment
You know it may seem like it's so easy to do all of this with the right equipment... BUT. If this man didn't know exactly how to not only retrieve the shed..but all the side issues he must handle and still be cool and calm and be respectful to people and contents of the shed they didn't want to pay for .. 👍👍
Frozen ground helped you on that one. We have excavators, track loaders, trenches on rubber tracks. Good recovery getting your track back on. It doesn't work like that all the time. Good job.
I looked down to see this video was today! I've been catching up for a while, been binge watching your videos. Really like the dual view - truck time-lapse and both sides of the job at once. Always interesting to see how you get these sheds out of such precarious locations. I start to feel bad for those that you Repo, if someone is living there or their kids have a playhouse. Then I remember I pay a mortgage - likely more than a shed costs. If I missed my mortgage payment it could be the same thing. Amazing work - thanks for sharing!
I almost want to rent a shed, then instantly quit paying for it, but I will set up a crazy obstacle course!!! Huge ditches, the creek, pack of rabid possums, off camber downhill trails, maybe some whoops, fallen trees, a yellow jacket nest, 10 tons of weights hidden in one wall, a broke down car, “my nekkid sister” and a grind rail!
I must say you work hard!! I mean you go there not knowing what you're facing. Whether it be a gun or a shed full of shit and surrounded by shit and still take the shed. Stay safe!!
At the beginning of each repo I’m nervous that there will be crazy people trying to get in your way. I think sometimes the hardest part of a job is dealing with people.
They didn't even put down a stone base. Just set it in that wet area. They weren't planning to keep it very long the way the place is junked up. Good job getting it out of there. I hate to think what a mess it would have been come spring.
forgot to latch the lid on your Remote box on the Mule, next time your block is stuck hook the bottom with a J hook and jerk the slack outta your chain.. Tip from a former Wrecker operator.. GREAT WORK as Usual
@@ShedHappens I knew you had one, i've see you use it.. I TRY not to miss any of your video's.. i've spent afternoons Binge watching .. you do great work and have Great work Ethics and Respect for other property.. I admire that..
Love the landscaping! Was that going to be an in ground pool, or is this a swamp? Those mules are awesome machines! Who ever invented them was a genius!
I think they were sleeping in the camper but when you hollered I'm here to get your Shet, they just scratched there heads and said we don't have a Shet and went back to sleep.
You really get in to some interesting repos. It looked me like they hadn't been there in a while especially with the note still in the chair. Who knows what was going on with this one. You always do a good job. Keep up the great videos!!
Dude, if you're there, this repo has gone thru the court system, legal crap is done and you are basically the last step. These people knew the shed was getting repod. Period. They left stuff in there? Too bad, so sad, sux to be them! You're as patient as anyone can be and these people-less repos are like a heavenly break. Go to town, enjoy the silence, there'll be another one that ain't so great! Good job, my man, good job!
Take a little tongue weight off of the back of the truck by sliding the shed unit back. You might consider making an adjustable support out of pipe one inside of the other one with a number of holes drilled in them and a pin. You’re a pretty slick operator, I enjoy your videos
When I see the big square hole they dug and all the concrete blocks layin around it makes me think that they were going to try to build their own septic system. I hope not.
Not a winter time job up north ,unless early winter before the snow hits ! You get a foot or more of snow ; you not even getting to the shed/ tiny house ! And that far off the road you be days out there with a snow shuvel clearning enough snow !! Fact is some places get over 2 plus feet of snow at a time ! some places get more than 6 feet of snow in one storm ! best to not try moving anything that wide down the road in a snow storm Or heavy rain storm !
They had enough outdoor rec gear and concrete blocks. Instead of buying all that, they could have been making payments on the shed. That tracked machine with the remote: super!
That's the second one recently where someone looked like they were building a foundation next to the shed. I wonder how they planned to move it over onto the foundation?
Looking at that water filled hole, as it is the same size as the shed and RECTANGULAR, I am thinking there was going to be a foundation placed there over which the 'shed' was going to be moved. If so, it looks like the repo came 'just-in-time'. A little more and repo could be difficult, dicey or impossible.
Can you in a later video explain the lever on the right side of the mule you flip. Can not figure out what that does just guessing what it might be for.
I'm pretty sure the holes dug out so they can take the center blocks and build a sturdy Foundation to put either that shed on or build another building to pair it with I once had a similar idea to buy two of those similar sheds and put them back-to-back and extending the upstairs Loft that most sheds like this have and putting like 2-bedroom Loft upstairs the restroom laundry room and kitchen and one more bedroom on the bottom floor I know that sounds very hillbilly but you can build a decent-sized little cottage just by buying two of those sheds and putting five or $6,000 worth of materials in them to section the rooms out
I live very close to a major zoo and you would not believe the people who get lost at the local park at the backside of the zoo looking for the entrance. I don't trust GPS, give me a compass.
Well if it say a 20 foot building with the gerage door on one end and some has a car in it you can't move it with the car in it !! the car would role right through the back wall of the building !! A stationwagon or sedan is 2and 1/4 tons plus of weight !! Plus meny cars are standerd And some automatic transmitions do not have park !! Some automatic tansmitions are pushbutton " no shift lever "! ! But than again if you did not know that you should not be driving !!
You sure make a tough job look easy. Common sense, hard work, and experience go a long way.
Thanks for showing us that there are people who actually earn a living.
Good thing that ground was solid. And good thing the track fixed itself!
These recoveries always amaze me! The angles the mule is able to handle while loaded... super cool!
You are a patient man. I enjoy your videos. It is so hard to believe how some people live. Choices folks.
You, sir, are a shed moving maestro!! You deserve a raise.
I originally thought Josh was in business for himself - in this video he talks about coworkers. Makes sense he works for a company. The capital involved is incredible. $40K mule, $90K truck, $50K trailer.
Plus bonds and lawyers
I hope you make fabulous money for thne work you do. You don't just move sheds but are what used to be called "a jack of all trades". I am an 81 year old grandma who is in awe of what you do. Love your videos.
I hope your bosses appreciate you man you did a great job in spite of all the mess that you had to work around I enjoy watching
The camera from the back of the truck is a great perspective. Good the ground was frozen, if that had been mud it would not have worked. However, this mule is some impressive tool!
And your boss again had to notice you can do the job when others cant.👍💪
I was thinking the same thing about the frozen ground! That place would be a swamp any other time of year! "Margie, where is our house?" :)
Thanks for another awesome video!! That $40K machine is worth every penny and more, it's amazing how effortlessly it moves those sheds like it's nothing lol
Stay Safe!
When you turn right and it's wrong you have only one option left.
lol
But two lefts make a right.
@@f8ofk8 u turn. Three lefts make a right. I used to work at this place, the secretary had to go to the bank and the post office every day. She refused to make left turns, right turns there and back.
They never make it easy for you do they. You're the man that gets things done. God Bless.
I admire your working skills…👍🏼✌🏼🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You are a wonderful young man.That is hard work. Prayers for your safety.🙏❤️
I think you are very respectful with these folks watching the crap you have to put up with at times. Helping them move out their belongings is probably not on the list of job requirements.
I'm glad you have the cameras. Not only does it provide the content, but it's for your protection in case anyone tries to claim injuries, damages, or theft.
Enjoyed watching you get that one out! I was holding my breath until you said “No, it won’t fall over.” Big sigh of relief!
i cant stop watching these, ive only driven a scissor lift, boom lift n fork lift but that mule n trailer combined is some insanely ergonomic equipment
That's a badass little piece of equipment for sure!! You got the perfect name for it too, Lil Mule!!!
You know it may seem like it's so easy to do all of this with the right equipment...
BUT. If this man didn't know exactly how to not only retrieve the shed..but all the side issues he must handle and still be cool and calm and be respectful to people and contents of the shed they didn't want to pay for ..
👍👍
Seems like he runs into some sketchy illegal wiring jobs alot and these people buying these sheds on paymwnnen
Frozen ground helped you on that one. We have excavators, track loaders, trenches on rubber tracks. Good recovery getting your track back on. It doesn't work like that all the time. Good job.
Definitely
I'm still amazed at the equipment and your ability to make using it look easy. I hope you get paid well too. Stay safe friend.
I looked down to see this video was today! I've been catching up for a while, been binge watching your videos.
Really like the dual view - truck time-lapse and both sides of the job at once. Always interesting to see how you get these sheds out of such precarious locations.
I start to feel bad for those that you Repo, if someone is living there or their kids have a playhouse. Then I remember I pay a mortgage - likely more than a shed costs. If I missed my mortgage payment it could be the same thing.
Amazing work - thanks for sharing!
I almost want to rent a shed, then instantly quit paying for it, but I will set up a crazy obstacle course!!!
Huge ditches, the creek, pack of rabid possums, off camber downhill trails, maybe some whoops, fallen trees, a yellow jacket nest, 10 tons of weights hidden in one wall, a broke down car, “my nekkid sister” and a grind rail!
Josh will show up with his screw gun and new Helimule.
Great videos. I also watched your wife's video, it was very touching . What a great team you make. Never stop believing and Thanks for all you do.
I must say you work hard!! I mean you go there not knowing what you're facing. Whether it be a gun or a shed full of shit and surrounded by shit and still take the shed. Stay safe!!
At the beginning of each repo I’m nervous that there will be crazy people trying to get in your way. I think sometimes the hardest part of a job is dealing with people.
“Something tells me their people living in it” never have truer words been spoken
You have Amazing Skill !
You make things happen...amazing. I love the rear camera on the truck capturing all the action. You deserve a raise!
You have some SERIOUS skills!!!!!
They didn't even put down a stone base. Just set it in that wet area. They weren't planning to keep it very long the way the place is junked up. Good job getting it out of there. I hate to think what a mess it would have been come spring.
Your trailer backing skills are top notch. You could easily make extra money at a busy public boat launch ramp.
Okay, the remote control gets me every time! You are moving a building with a remote control… 🤯🤯🤯
Wow... that little machine is a brute. You make these look so easy
Hi, Really enjoying your videos and can appreciate what you can do with that mule and trailer combo.👍👍 Stay safe and happy ! 🇨🇦 Craig
RAIN,SHINE,SLEET OR SNOW YOU GET YOUR SHEDS..AWESOME JUST AWESOME!!!!
another Awesome video. love the mule! Wow! i love the split screen. :)
Nice job! In and out quickly, way to go. Best wishes from Scotland. 👍
I can just see you meeting the guy on the way back, and he thinks there goes a shed just like mine.
😁😏
😂😂😂
Grateful for new inventions can you imagine doing this job back 30years ago
forgot to latch the lid on your Remote box on the Mule, next time your block is stuck hook the bottom with a J hook and jerk the slack outta your chain.. Tip from a former Wrecker operator.. GREAT WORK as Usual
Great idea, I do carry a J-hook that I use to pull the shed sometimes.
@@ShedHappens I knew you had one, i've see you use it.. I TRY not to miss any of your video's.. i've spent afternoons Binge watching .. you do great work and have Great work Ethics and Respect for other property.. I admire that..
That machine is awesome the way it can pivot and get these buildings out of tight areas.
Love the landscaping! Was that going to be an in ground pool, or is this a swamp?
Those mules are awesome machines! Who ever invented them was a genius!
That was a future foundation for the building. Concrete blocks.
I think he had started digging a moat... Too late....
"cement" pond just like in the Beverly Hillbillies.
@@dzerres I thought that might have been a new/er septic lagoon, perhaps for the trailer?
Josh of all the sheds you Repoed had lots of junks around them.
Keep up the good work and Stay Safe.🤙
I like watching this. You have a lot of patience and work hard. Great communication.
I think they were sleeping in the camper but when you hollered I'm here to get your Shet, they just scratched there heads and said we don't have a Shet and went back to sleep.
lol
Nice tools nice tractor!
That looks like a hang out, cook out, shoot the breeze, watch sports on tv part shed! Sure was nasty out there. Good job!
I liked your catchphrase there at the end...’til next time...y’all make your payments now 😳😳😳🤣🤣🤣
Uh-oh they'll be surprised when they comes back to what they thought was there home You're so cool Another good job done!👍
You really get in to some interesting repos. It looked me like they hadn't been there in a while especially with the note still in the chair. Who knows what was going on with this one. You always do a good job. Keep up the great videos!!
yea, seemed eerily quiet
Another great job. That mule is a beast of a machine.
Always wondered how those things get delivered and repoed....pretty cool very interesting
That crawler is unbelievable !!!
that donkey is a really nifty piece of equipment, i'm amazed at how well it works.
I fully understand your job. Someone has to do it. It is sad, though, when it is someone's home.
Oh yeah repo time I love repo . Love your videos keep up the good work bro
GUESS THEY WAS GONNA BUILD A DOWNSTAIRS UNDER THAT ONE
That mule is awesome
Dude, if you're there, this repo has gone thru the court system, legal crap is done and you are basically the last step. These people knew the shed was getting repod. Period. They left stuff in there? Too bad, so sad, sux to be them! You're as patient as anyone can be and these people-less repos are like a heavenly break. Go to town, enjoy the silence, there'll be another one that ain't so great! Good job, my man, good job!
love the new picture in picture
Outdoor carpet and a goldfish pond wow😅
And that's why you do your job--you are good at it..
I don't know why but I watch all of these videos, just enjoyable I guess
Take a little tongue weight off of the back of the truck by sliding the shed unit back. You might consider making an adjustable support out of pipe one inside of the other one with a number of holes drilled in them and a pin. You’re a pretty slick operator, I enjoy your videos
The man has done more than enough shed moves/repos. I think he knows what he's doing!!!
A manual RV leveling jack would work instead of the 4x4. It could be permanently fastened below the shed lifting bracket.
its a cute little space... it would make for an adorable ADU....
another one snatched up by the shed cowboy! i bet this would of been nearly impossible if it was not cold
Suggestion for you. Get a good drone. Climb to 500 feet or so & survey a wide area for your hidden sheds. You can also look for access roads etc.
Very impressive, you are definitely a pro
Another great job Josh. Nice to see equipment that can make a job look so easy.. I know it's all about the operator..lol
When I see the big square hole they dug and all the concrete blocks layin around it makes me think that they were going to try to build their own septic system. I hope not.
Not a winter time job up north ,unless early winter before the snow hits ! You get a foot or more of snow ; you not even getting to the shed/ tiny house ! And that far off the road you be days out there with a snow shuvel clearning enough snow !! Fact is some places get over 2 plus feet of snow at a time ! some places get more than 6 feet of snow in one storm ! best to not try moving anything that wide down the road in a snow storm Or heavy rain storm !
They had enough outdoor rec gear and concrete blocks. Instead of buying all that, they could have been making payments on the shed. That tracked machine with the remote: super!
Looks like the hardest part was moving the picnic table 😕
I always wonder what their reaction is when they come home and its gone.
You make everything look so easy
Great job
I 'll bet that person never expected you to get that shed out of there! 🤣🤣
Love the music
That's the second one recently where someone looked like they were building a foundation next to the shed. I wonder how they planned to move it over onto the foundation?
So amazing how you get those out of tight spots!
Looking at that water filled hole, as it is the same size as the shed and RECTANGULAR, I am thinking there was going to be a foundation placed there over which the 'shed' was going to be moved. If so, it looks like the repo came 'just-in-time'. A little more and repo could be difficult, dicey or impossible.
Nice work
I love your channel ❤️
Can you in a later video explain the lever on the right side of the mule you flip. Can not figure out what that does just guessing what it might be for.
I'm pretty sure the holes dug out so they can take the center blocks and build a sturdy Foundation to put either that shed on or build another building to pair it with I once had a similar idea to buy two of those similar sheds and put them back-to-back and extending the upstairs Loft that most sheds like this have and putting like 2-bedroom Loft upstairs the restroom laundry room and kitchen and one more bedroom on the bottom floor I know that sounds very hillbilly but you can build a decent-sized little cottage just by buying two of those sheds and putting five or $6,000 worth of materials in them to section the rooms out
Thanks for letting us tag along.
It's a bad day when your lake house gets repoed! 🤣
I believe that pit out front, and cement block near by was for a proposed septic pit
I love watching that donk do the job of many men and being paid less. Great work. God bless you and as always be safe 👍
I think this is amazing!!!
A friend of mine wanted one to live in.. OMG. I built a few houses, I talked him out of it pretty quick!
I live very close to a major zoo and you would not believe the people who get lost at the local park at the backside of the zoo looking for the entrance. I don't trust GPS, give me a compass.
the hole is obviously the inground pool....
Exactly what I thought. 😁
Probably their bathtub!
Start of a mote so it can't be repoed.
@@donaldcampbell5277 that was my second guess, lol!
Fishing pond
Bravo 👏🏼 👍🏼🙏🏼
You sound very much like Abe from Breaking Amish. He has a similar truck and delivers RV’s. He even has the dangling radio mic like yours. ✌🏻
I love that little donkey! Shoot I can start a shed repo!
Well if it say a 20 foot building with the gerage door on one end and some has a car in it you can't move it with the car in it !! the car would role right through the back wall of the building !! A stationwagon or sedan is 2and 1/4 tons plus of weight !! Plus meny cars are standerd And some automatic transmitions do not have park !! Some automatic tansmitions are pushbutton " no shift lever "! ! But than again if you did not know that you should not be driving !!
Digging a basement to put the shed on?
That's what it looks like.
My mind is exploding watching you move and transport a shed like that.