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looking for suggestions on moving a loft without having to dismantle it!!

 

I have a 10 x 5 loft (in the picture) that I want to move to the bottom of my garden......it was an bugger to take down and re-errect when I got it..

 

Its well made, and I'm thinking of getting about 10 of me buddies around and threading some heavy duty straps underneath with some schaffolding bars threaded through and then lifting it.

 

What do you recon?......its 19 mil tounge and groove and very heavy....anyone done  this???  or have any other suggestion???...cant roll it as the ground is uneven...

 

 

what ever shall I do????      

 

 

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;D i have done this my race loft  ;D is a 6' x 6' garden shed old as the hills , and all nailed together . i removed nest boxes , door , and perches etc last winter moved it only 10 foot forward but up onto breeze block stansion 2 foot off the ground took 8 of us with scaffold poles ( and a lot of bacon butties) about 3 hours of jiggling about to shift it . birds were only out of loft 6 hours maximum . raced to it ok this year  ;D ;D             andy

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I had a 10x20 shed delivered by one guy on a roll-back.  Once off the truck he used 5-pcs. of 6" dia. sch40 PVC pipe and smeared them down with full strenght dishwaeh soap!!   Worked like a charm  When one pice comes out take it to the other end and keep it rolling  I think it will work for you!!  Good LUCK        Oldie but newbeebie       jimbobboy

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Guest Greig the doo Drysdale
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I am just leaving to do this right now with a mate I will let you know what we done and how we done it

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Get scofolding poles and slide it along them, if you go over uneven ground put wood underneth the poles, you can move it over a wall this way  :), where are you in West Lothian, I have all the gear in Glenrothes if you need it

Guest Greig the doo Drysdale
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Get scofolding poles and slide it along them, if you go over uneven ground put wood underneth the poles, you can move it over a wall this way  :), where are you in West Lothian, I have all the gear in Glenrothes if you need it

 

thanks just got 4 guy's and we took a corner each it was only an 8x6

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Get scofolding poles and slide it along them, if you go over uneven ground put wood underneth the poles, you can move it over a wall this way  :), where are you in West Lothian, I have all the gear in Glenrothes if you need it

 

AYE , SEEN SOME OF YOUR GEAR  ;) ;)

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