Moving my Offgrid Homestead Pt. 1
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- We are moving all of the buildings I have at my offgrid homestead to a new location! I used a tractor and a pipe trailer and pulled the buildings on with my truck before driving them to the new location.
Its exciting to say the least, and I had to be very careful not to wreck my buildings! Moving these buildings starts a new chapter for Traplines and Inlines and I cant even tell you how excited I am!
Welcome to Traplines and Inlines, this channel focuses on my dog and I on our remote Off the Grid Homestead in Northern Canada. I make videos on off grid homesteading and building, trapping, chickens, mechanical projects, and hunting and fishing.
I went offgrid and started building my cabin over two years ago, while I was still in highschool. Since then I have built many things at the homestead and have had the priviledge of learning many things along the way.
The homestead is designed to be relatively low maintenance and with extremely minimal expenses. All of my electricity comes from solar power, heat from woodstoves, and I haul all my water so I dont have any monthly costs associated with my homestead.
I love the lifestyle, especially because it gives me the absolute freedom to do whatever I please. I plan on continuing to tackle awesome projects and work at building and fixing many more things, and I cant wait to share them with you on the channel.
Thanks for watching!
Hey friends happy halloween! I hope you are all doing well!
happy halloween ! your pullin up stakes?
I'm subbed to 630 channels, and I like this one the best.
Happy Halloween bud. Hope it's a good one for you
Happy Halloween to you too bud, Hope you have a good one.
Happy Halloween brother!
It was wonderful to see that you saved that moose calf, it shows what a good and deadly heart you have!
Deadly!!!
Excuse the lad he's from America
it's a "LOOSE MOOSE" now.
Hey bud for the cabin, Jack it up high enough on cribbing to back your trailer underneath so that you don't have o let it tip like the sheds did on the tilt deck. Then reverse the process to set it back down on the ground. Looks like you have plenty of logs there to use for cribbing.👍
This is exactly my suggestion too
If he got some big rollers it would come up the deck with just the come along! need about five 4" trees would be good.
I agree here on jacking it up. My dad and I moved a shed this way and it worked perfect. it is 10x20 so we put on the trailer the long way so it would not tilt forward or backward. I say after you lift it back up from the front porch. in other words let the porch be towards the front end of the trailer the long ways. good luck
The most time consuming but definitely the best way to go about it if keeping it upright is a priority, which obviously it is.
I would remove the frame from wheel chassis if possible, lift the cabin drop her down on the frame or use skids and pull it with a dozer(not sure if that tractor can pull it or not, low gear 10hours of travelling time lol.......I think that trailer is a no no, can you imagine blowing a tire, and that narrow wheel base, ...or get someone with some experience to come out and have a look...
I'm stunned sometimes about what you're able to do on your own. Good looking out on MooseBaby. It's better to preserve than to destroy.
Hey Kyle, it amazes me how much you get done by yourself and with no help! You are richly resourceful! The new location is a much better place for you. I think you should try and move the cabin, but brace it good. You made us all smile when we seen you rescuing the baby moose! We all knew you was a man with a good heart! Be safe!
He is young, motivated and strong.
I love how raw and true it is to watch your channel. Keep it up, don’t change a thing 🎃
The cabin I would not try to pull it on or off. I would jack it up and stack it on cribbing to get the trailer under it. Ring lags to tie it down vs over the top. Best of luck however you go about it. Worst case you end up sleeping in the trapping shed for a bit. TY for the video
Much Respect for helping that moose.
I’d say to start with 20 ton bottle jacks. Slowly lift the cabin and crib it with fresh solid Timbers. I’d say 12x12” Timbers at least. Lift it high enough so a trailer can be back under it. Once it’s on the trailer chains and chain binders will be needed to help the building stay on the trailer. Straps won’t be strong enough. You will need to chain the building from the start of the second floor in order to keep it from tipping. To do this you’ll need to get heavy duty eyelets that pass through the cabins frame inside through a steel plate and then nut and bolt it so it can’t pull through the building. This will give you solid connections to hook your chains too. Make sure you chain both sides of the cabin to the trailer. After that it should be good to go. I’ve moved a few buildings and getting the equipment is the hardest part. Go really slow. Think everything through carefully. Don’t rush or it will go wrong I promise. Good luck. Find a crane company in your area and those guys can tell you all you need to know. Might even help you get some gear. 👍👍
OK!!!!! DONT LOAD IT. THAT TRACTOR HAS ENUFF BALLS TO DRAG IT ON A JIMMY SKID. JAK IT UP, PUT A SLED UNDER THE BACK EDGE, WITH 3X 12INCH POLES, OR SQUARE TIMBERS YA CAN MILL. . DO A PERIMETER NOOSE,, LIFT THAT NOSE UP A SCOSH , AND GO SLOW.. AND YA MAY CUT A NEW ROAD DEEPER INTO THAT LITTLE HILL TO DECREASE THE SLOPE. AINT NO WAY ID LOAD THAT CABIN AND TIP IT, YOU ALREADY GOT THE GUT SAYIN NO WAY! IVE RIGGED UP TALL PIPELINE TOOLS THAT WEIGH 25,000 LBS FOR SHIPMENT ACROSS THE GLOBE, AND WE PUT THEM ON SKIDS.. AKA JUMBO PALLETS. AND THEN JUST DRAG THEM AROUND. THEY SLIDE EASIER THAN YA THINK. MAY BE ABLE TO USE A FEW 3/4 PLY UNDER THE BACK SKID SO IT DONT RUT THE ROAD SO BAD. THIS EPISODE WAS FRIKKIN ADVENTURE NAIL BITING FRENZY.... LMAO!!! KIKASS RIGGIN THERE BROTHER TRAPLINE... AND YA SAVED A BABY MOOSE!.. HAAAAAAA GOOD JOB. P.S. YA CAN ALWAYS PUT A SAFETY STRAP UP HIGH, TO THE TRACTOR WITH SLACK, TO HELP KEEP IT STABLE AS YOU GO. EZ DOES IT.... PEACE.
Having seen how well you built the cabin, I think it can be moved successfully. Take'r good n slow, steady as she goes. God bless!
I bet he can do it, but it would be smart to get some help!
@@NitaKerns Yeah for young men this is what dads and grandfathers and their friends are for.
You just keep doing you! Thanks for the videos!
Love your videos ! I think I would put the cabin on some big timber skids and just drag it with the tractor attach your tow straps directly to the skids so you aren’t putting pressure on the cabin walls good luck.
I agree beef up the skids and drag it. it be the safest way too.
@Bart Comeau - that's a great idea unless he has to go DOWN a steep hill like the one shown when he moved the shop. There is nothing to stop it from sliding into the tractor on the down side of a steep hill. But if there isn't one then this will work.
@@sheilam4964 Agree. Or falling over on top of the tractor. The drivers cage he's sitting in could probably crush & collapse. I'd like to see him have help with this one.
@@monkeybusiness1999 yup, 12 valve as an anchor on the back end. My first thought was go ahead and tip it on the back, but you rack things that much it's not going to end well.
shiela and monkey you’ve watched too many dramatic TV recreations. That kinda stuff doesn’t just turn into a bob sled on its own. On ice maybe but not rock and clay. Even the wood on the steel trailer has enough friction it won’t just slide off. I moved a 12x20 shed on my own on similar ground and with a side slope. He’s doing overkill already. Breaking straps tells me there is a lot of friction there.
I think that cabin will be fine if you load it sideways and put every strap you've got on it. I might even consider bracing the sides with some 2x6 or bigger??? It will be interesting for sure - can't wait to see everything in its new location.
Watching from the uk 🇬🇧 👍👍👍👍evening boys and girls
Children will tell tales of the wild bushman who befriended a moose and rode him through the wilderness.
I think a few pipes run 90 to your trailer pipes (not attached) could be used as rollers to help the cabin glide up on her. If you are afraid that she is going backwards and over, run a few brace straps to the front and tighten as you winch her up. A winch on each corner might be another way. Or, the best way, jack her up, crib it, and then back the trailer under it.
Makes since why we’re moving! I hope all goes well and is as safe as possible…I can not wait to see the new land my friend! Living vicariously through you and your adventures, keep us updated!
I don’t know if anyone has ever asked this or not but, how did you acquire the land you had the cabin on AND where you are moving it to?
Did you buy the land? Is it family land?
Just wondering…
Yeah, and I'd like to know how far is his relocation site from the original.
honestly man your such a legend . you don’t even understand how talented you truly are . i’ve been watching from ontario for a 3 years now i think . your the best man
Brace each side of the cabin, jack the cabin up, back straight under it, go slow....and get some help! Don't let your pride, in doing it alone, get the best of you. It takes a village to do some things. So far, you've done a wonderful job!
Pride plays no part in this young man's reckoning. You do him an injustice to suggest something so ugly. This young fella is young and deadly. Ignore her comment my man and do as you always do ...be true to thy self.
It's a mission,but if you think you can do it , here's to ya. I'm with those suggesting the raise it high enough to back under , do not attempt to drag it on as you did the 2 smaller buildings . Your cabin needs raising and then lowering into place. You know your limits lad, read the advice , take the wisdom offered , and away we go. Rooting for ya from Australia my dude. I have a grson your age here, lost his mind to drugs , an utter waste of space. You give me hope that there's still some young bucks in the world with good brawn and brains. Now get to it 🇦🇺🤗💞🙏✌️👍👊👊👏🇨🇦
It Takes a village to move a Village!
Couldn’t wait for your next vid!
Now thats a big job! Love the new spot too. Nice even ground.
Boy, I'd sure like to meet the young lady who can hold a relationship with you, Trapline 😅
I think you can Move the cabin just fine, just bring Grandpa and Uncle to the job site. That one is not a solo effort. Just trying to figure out what In the heck you are doing on the long game man? Gonna miss the reason I started watching to begin with. But I’ll stay along for the ride to find out what your up to. It’s been kinda choppy and strange since last trapping season ended. Keep giving er!!
Good job son and beautiful location I might add, just the perfect perfect spot. Keep on truckin' my friend!
Good stuff, keep up the awesome content.
Lots of 2x4 bracing on your cabin. Make some kickstands for it. Bracing will be key to your success. Good luck!
Not sure why you’re moving everything? Maybe I missed something in the video? Why didn’t you keep on building where you were at? I don’t understand this whole video
You're some man, for one man! Amazing what you can do with the right amount of courage, know-how and a little bit of "fuck it".
id leave that cabin as a piece of history to remind you of your first site, i see the advantage of taking it and having a place to stay while building the new place, but id personally leave it there in case you ever want to go stay down at that spot, and then you dont risk it completely getting fucked while trying to move it.
That was a special thing you did for that calf. You should be very proud of yourself. You are truly a good person. Great work on the cabins move!!
H. Murphy I won't lie, that was a stressful watch my friend. It's sad to see you moving from that beautiful spot in the bush, but you know what's best and no doubt I'm happy for you doing what you need to do. The new spot does look awesome too. Great job getting that calf free as well. Can't wait for part 2. All the best
Awesome video buddy!! I was very surprised to see you so quickly start to move your home stead!! Now for the last piece that you need to move and worried about being so tipsy!!! I think I would put some big logs under it for skids and pull it with the tractor!!! Now for going down a hill for the ones that think it will run into the tractor well they are way wrong for sure!!! The weight of the building is going to stop it when the tractor stops for sure!!! Now if worried that the big logs that you put under it will be all wore down before getting to the spot?? Well I’m not exactly sure how far you was actually having to move them??? A mile or two or is it more like 50 to a 100 miles??? That is definitely a big difference and would definitely move it with the extra big logs under it up to maybe 5 miles at the most but anything more than that I would figure out a way to lift the building in place up high enough to back the trailer under with out tilting the trailer!! And then just reverse the proses to get it off of the trailer trying to keep it as flat as possible the intire time!!! I’ve moved some pretty good size buildings in my younger days!!! But the biggest was a 30’x24’ garage and that didn’t have a bottom on it like all the ones that you are moving!!! I’d definitely like to see how you plan on moving it or maybe you just plan on making the chicken shed the work shop and turn the work shop into your living quarters?? I mean heck the shop has a wood burner in it already!! I no that you will figure out something because you have a mind set just like I do for sure and that is just make it happen and if something doesn’t work well it can definitely be fixed up!!!! Awesome video buddy and remember keep up all the hard work buddy!!!
Okay since you asked for advise, here is what I whould do...
You'll have to jackup the cabin and back the trailer under the cabin. I watched you build that cabin, it will stand up to the move without any cross bracing. I like how you braced the wood stove and pipe in the shop you moved...smart. I would do that again.
You'll need to get a trailer WITHOUT a tilt bed. You're already worried about the thing being top heavy and you will not be able to skid that cabin anywho. We used an old flatbed that is stripped right down to just the metal frame and then use 4x4's or railroad ties or what ever it takes to block it up just enough to clear the tires. These are bolted securely to the frame. Then when you get the cabin set on the trailer you can use lag bolts or allthread to secure the cabin runners to those blocks. Everytime we have moved a building we secure the runners to the frame of the trailer and we also use straps to secure it just like you did for your two smaller buildings.
Good luck I hope you are able to get it moved. If not you could always just build a new small cabin at your new work site.
Moving the cabin; put in plenty of cross bracing around that porch and you should be good
I think it will move fine and if you strap it down it shouldn't leave the trailer my biggest concern would be the trailer flipping on its side. I would definitely get a spotter and I would consider putting temporary braces inside like they do with modular homes. I'm not sure what you're situation is with the land, if its just access having a camp away from your home even if it is right down the road is a nice escape.
Buy a cheap camper to make it through winter. Don't waste your time or risk damage by attempting to move the cabin. You can install the wood stove from the cabin in the camper.
I hate to say it but I think moving the cabin is way too risky. It would be trouble enough on level ground but you will be starting out on the side of an awful hill. If you do decide to try it please get some more guys and equipment. I must say I am always inspired by your work ethic and tenacity.
Good vid, you are an inspiration broski, honestly♥️ hope everything goes well moving the cabin.
Might be worth to keep the cabin where it is so you have a separate living area when you’re done with this log cabin.
My gut says leave the cabin where it is, it's in such a beautiful spot above the lake, and nice to keep your first cabin intact next to your dogs resting place and for future family visits. Like someone else said you could maybe stay in your work shed while you built the new log home. Either way I know you will do what is best for you. You get things done and it's a lot of fun watching you do it. Always look forward to your videos and watching your progress on the new log cabin is gonna be a blast. All the best to you
Smart :) There's another possibility, he could find himself a little used RV to live in on site. Either this or spend the money getting help moving the cabin. It's not a 1 person job, imho.
In RV in canadian winter?
@@monkeybusiness1999 he sure is doing it his way.
Bush kitchen at the new site & a tent inside the shed with a cot to have a warm sleeping space. Or a 'murphy bed setup' in the shed. The other buildings have been moved before, think the cabin is not as moveable as the other two.
Bummer the fur market is depressed. Stay Safe TFS
@@rm6857 I know, not the greatest idea. There are RVs rated for extreme cold but he'd have to buy one large enough to safely accommodate a small wood stove for supplemental heat. Heating is the biggest concern, he could go broke buying propane tanks every other week to stay warm. I think moving his cabin is fine, as long as he has help doing it. But if it still topples - what other immediate living choices will he have to stay on his building site? Except an RV?
I think this is the best video I have ever seen on YT. Wish it was longer but know you are crunched for time. You could have made an entire series. Can’t wait for more!
You are one totally awesome hombrè that's for sure !!!
Buddy. We know you take pride in being self sufficient but jayzus, you can ask some pals for help. We won’t think less of ya for moving that cabin with yer buds.
I keep thinking his crew must be off-camera there somewhere, but nope, he does all this on his own. Including relocating the camera. That takes a lot of patience.
You are insane! Wow! What a job, "a lot to get done? " F... yea,dude, no joke?" Everytime what u do is so amazing? You are a bush boy on steroids. Most impressed. Leave the cabin where it's at. Dave in texas.
You got a pair of big balls you Canadian maniac?
Minnesota Rancher. Too bad some one took the cable winch off the front of the stack mover. That would have been perfect for sliding the buildings on evenly. Think about fastening a sturdy plank to the outside walls of the buildings about 3 ft up to fasten your tie down straps to, instead of going over the roof. Good on for saving the moose calf!
As someone else said, I'd jack the cabin straight up and back under, then maybe add some out riggers to make the footprint as large as possible then strap the shit out of it! Maybe if you could get ahold of a lowboy trailer might be better.
excited for you man. cant wait to see where it all goes.
I would use two cables or straps . One on the bottom like you did the other buildings . Place other cable or strap about 10’ or 12 ‘ feet high .
When people say a dodge can tow a house 🏠 they mean it
I am 70 but I spent my life doing every thing by myself, sometimes alittle help would be n ice. We always figure a way to do what we want.
MY BLOOD PRESSURES STILL COMING DOWN... LOLOLOLOL
Bush ingenuity at its best and most effectiveness…good one! Learning curve too!…Deadly!
That's pretty insane! Picked a nice spot, interested to see how the cabin makes it over, hope it's smooth sailing! Is this spot in a better area to where you aren't so deep and having to travel long distance to get in an out? And good save on the calf might get ya some good karma to be able to maneuver the cabin!
I think you can move it add some bracketing for upper weight and figure out some angled braces to hold top in place like aadditional timbers then take it real slow even if 2 days to travel. Get it there safe, upright and in one piece the reward will be worth it. I have confidence that you will figure it out just take your time and think it through. Best of luck and I'll be praying for you! Neal Daniel
What happened that you had to move everything?
you a hero to save the moose after all that a beautiful spot i really love it i think it would be risky moving the house but i know you have a plane and a good one Happy Halloween👻🦇🐺🎃
Lmao dude you crack me up love the vids!
Put (ballast) weight, on the cabin floor when moving it. It will be a lot of extra weight but it would lower the center of gravity.
One in the Bush is better than Pieces in the field. Leave the cabin in the bush you'll have a remote trapping base. Put a cot in the shop or chicken house in case you want to spend the night on site.
Your videoes are slow coming but when you do post we can always count on it to be top quality stuff. Thanks bud. I have faith in you to be able to move your two story cabin.
How's the merch testing going?
Great spot to hang your hat, looks alot better than the first site! Way to move your buildings, that tractor could pull a house down..lol The moose calf was in a bad way, until you came along, thank you for spotting it and helping. The cabin move, slow and steady, wrap the porch with straps, you'll be able to do it. Really enjoy watching you, your a hard working young man.
You could probably brace the top of the cabin with some long logs bud, like from just under the roof/cantilever to the corners of the trailer. Might keep it from tipping. Also cut some holes in the floor and run some straps from the axle or frame to the roof beam. The distance between the beam and axle/frame would have to get longer if the cabin tips so strap the shit out of her. Love your content bud. I appreciate you. I can't wait to see the update. Happy Halloween 🎃
put some long poles under the cabin to help make a bigger footprint might help with tippping
I was thinking the same but will it clear the narrow road then?
I would. Say. Hello. First. Then. How. About Dipping. Your. Cabin. Ove. Be FORE. Moving. And. Haul. The. Cabin. On. It's. Side. Your. Straps. Pull. And. Hold. With. The. Come along. Constantly. Holding. Force. Two. Both. Sides. Of. Cabin. Too. Inshore. No. Damage. I. Think. You. Can. Doi. It. Take. Your. Time. Your. Seem. To. Ne. In a. Rush.
Good job
Love watching your videos
I don’t think I’d move the cabin. It would be a bit sad if something happens to it.
I agree it would be very convenient to have the cabin right there to get shit done. However once youre done with the log home if you are planning to live in it I dont see a reason for the old cabin at that site unless you already have another use in mind. It might be simpler to commute to the work and leave the old cabin at the old site in case you want a night in the bush here and there.
Also if you move the cabin and it tips or gets damaged youre going to be forced into repairing it first, and that will delay you from your project further.
Another great video of course you do such fine work I think you can move the cabin you just got to think it through
Happy halloween to you. We are excited to see your new location.. Q=We have a cabin in the woods near Berford Lake on the Bruce Peninsula., Ontario. Your energy and skill developments are a fine example to us.
CLIFFHANGAR!!! You doin that all alone? I would have bet the farm on you getting this done. Anxious for Part 2!!! From Connecticut USA
Awesome release there my friend !!!!!! Great job on all levels bud !!!!! Almost converted to a 12valve !!!!- will let you know !!!!!! Love the channel -!!!!!!!....
Why are you moving?
Happy Halloween 🎃🤠😈👿👹💀👻🤖🎃👾👽🤡👺☠️🤮👽👾 I’m glad you saved that moose calf absolutely awesome moving the coop and the shed if you move the tiny cabin get help your doing a wonderful job
I’m really impressed at how much you get done by yourself. And i’m guessing your a young man not much older than 25. Great job!
Well done with the mooser, Patriot. ty
Edit: Hello from Keystone Light, Illinois. kek
One more strap may have don're.
How many acres is your land?
Could you make a manual movable stand for the solar very easily?
Can't wait to see you beginning your adventure on your Log Cabin!! 💜
Great videos. It’s amazing what we can do by ourselves when we have too. One tool that has been one of my greatest assets in the bush is a Lewis chain saw winch. I have moved some very large loads by myself. 4000lbs straight pull and add one block and it’s 8000. You know the math. There are other ones but the Lewis is the real deal. Made in Canada. If we were closer I’d let ya borrow mine. Good luck with the new view.
Awesome job saving the Moose 👍. So great to see you living the dream. Thanks for sharing..
nice job on the moose rescue
Hey dude! I like your channel. Love how raw and uncut your content is lol. Very entertaining videos and I love the bush also! Nice to see you helped out that young moose. I'd hate to leave it there to die. I really like the new spot where you will be building too, fantastic location. I'm sure those woods are full of moose and deer! Hunters paradise! Is that in Saskatchewan? I'm in Alberta, by the way. Love it here too. Take care pal! Looking forward to your next bunch of videos!
I don’t know about moving that cabin up that hill but the best of Luck to ya!!
Very impressive.. some equipment.. knowledge.. and want to do.. very good job.
Bruh, we gotta contact Amazon and get him a show. If Jeremy Clarkson can have a farming show.... The Bush needs a show!
I would worry about the loft collapsing on the cabin. Also maybe consider taking the chimney off for transportation
Yes, the tilting feature of that transporter is not so much a feature but a problem for moving your cabin. Move it like professional movers move most buildings. Jack up the corners at strategic points a few inches at a time and support it -- just keep going around and around adding more supporting boards at each point until the whole thing -- including the porch -- is higher than the untilted flatbed, then just drive under it and lower it to the flatbed. Also, this eliminates winching it into position. Then drive ridiculously slowly on a non-agressive path to its new home. Reverse procedure and you're done. Drink a beer.
Also be sure the center of the cabin's mass is directly over the wheels so the trailer doesn't tip. Very slow moving is key and no large potholes!
You know I've watched me cousin move and lift houses. He always goes in with a shit load of 2 bys. 2x6 2x10 and cross braces everything. In your case probably on the outside . Front, back & both sides. Top to bottom. You got to stop it from shifting when it's being moved. And I don't know if your current rig is heavy duty enough. But you got to brace it for sure. Good luck.
I don't think you're going to have much luck moving your cabin with the tilting trailer like you moved your other two buildings with. Have you ever watched vides's here from a guy called, "Shed Repo"? He puts a set of small/low dollies under the buildings and then moves them. You might get some ideas from watching his videos. Good luck!
personally, i'd leave the cabin I wouldn't risk it, but that's me. Can't believe Mountain Crest is still around!! That was my go to when I drank. Those old commercials, that little old lady saying "That's damn good beer!" hahahahaha. look up the old commercials dude, you'll have a good laugh
Alright young fella you need a friend, helper or something. My cousin moves, lifts and re locates homes, cottages, etc. I know your capable but God blessed be careful. Got it. Don't want you hurting yourself.
Up to a hundred years ago, a lot of building moving around here was done during with winter. Log skids pulled by horse teams. They moved medium barns many miles. I think they laid down sets of logs, pulled to the next set, stopped, moved a set, repeat. That's the only way I'd even think about it, with the tractor and with extra bodies, not solo.
On that cabin take your time, look at everything closely and say a prayer God will help you and give you insight and wisdom, I'll be praying for you! You'll do just fine.
I'd use some 4x4's., Or 6x6's to slide that cabin onto your trailer with. For leveling purposes mainly To help with that part of stability.& Levelness & sturdiness all in one. Notch them out to fit underneath those other runners/ for joists studs by screwing in lag bolts.,or use some barn steeples. As in really long big barn nails for joining them together with. Myself I'd cut those steeples down to 5/8 length size for simplify everything on it all man A. Seriously it'll help ya out more in the long run to more. Plus you'll already be setup if you decide to relocate those buildings in different spots again to then where their at now for keeps sake as well to. I'd add on some srap buckles welded fully rings to connect your pull straps onto for loading your cabin on the trailer with.& For tying down purposes also just saying man. It'll add extremely extra security to as well. You'll half to run straps over the top of t the at cabin both directions to. So that means puts buckles on both directions to.
The perfect video to show me how to move two of my sheds on my property, but now I need a $60K tractor and a $15K trailer. This expenditure will not pass my wife's bull$hit detector.
Kyle “Simply Deadly “ kinda dangerous moving that cabin but I think you should get a pair of hand or two. The moose says “Thank you!”
How I look at it is, if you want to get deep in the FUCK ALL bush, then buy a FUCK ALL hot tent! RIGHT BOYZ?!!
Then use some chains connected to hook buckle rings straps.& Buckles from side to side both ways. More time involved yes. I'd x ❌ cross the ones going on last over the other ones for triple support is all. You know what I mean by that part of it run four one way.& Four the other way.& Then two/2 ❌ cross ways from corner to corner left to right.& Right to left. Ratchet straps & buckles. I'd pick up some more along with some logging chain.& Ring nose buckles like for farm equipment usage style for that purpose.& Those reasons alone to. Cause you can make some of your money back To. Also by hauling other people's stuff to with them as well to. Later on down the road if need be to. For A side hustle to right man. Just saying brother man it's where it's at now days anymore. Cause you never know what you might need.,or when you'll end up needing it either. It's always better to be prepared than not in life for sure no matter what it is especially now days even more so with everything that's been going on.