Can a rollback move a MASSIVE shed??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- We got called to move a shed that was going to be re-purposed for a chicken coop.
I’ve never moved any structure this large with my rollback tow truck before, so I was a little apprehensive to take the job.
Can we do it without it falling apart?
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Kudos to the customer for being prepared and having som big lengths of pipe.
My father and some friends moved a small garage shortly after WW2. They made some brackets that replaced the bumpers on a pickup. With the pickup in the small garage they jacked up the garage. They made a wooden framework attaching the garage to the pickup. Next they drove the pickup to the new location. Of course it had to be guided because the driver could only see what was visible through the removed garage door.
pretty good idea , , mustve been a funny sight seeing a barn move without anything pulling it
this shed had a floor though
That's crazy and amazing.
I like your motto: "It's bigger than we can move, but we're gonna try anyway". That's how you get things done.
Exactly! I'm sure people told the Flavians: "You'll NEVER build a Colosseum that big!" as well.
Reminds me of what some women would say, except replace move with take.
Like most others here, been binge watching, while watching your site grow by over 1000 overnight. Awesome content. Keep doing what you’re doing, your down to earth style and great attitude are going to take you far. Best of luck and I look forward to future episodes.
The Internet remembers, Matt, YOU SAID "Rollbacks don't leave the pavement" What gives?
People of the comment section, we've been lied to, we've been had, we've been took, we've been bamboosled! This man is a fruad!
I'm joking of course, these things happen, there's an exception to every rule. Thanks for sharing this unusual job with us.
There's pavement (asphalt roads) and there's pavement (hard packed flat roads and driveways).
Some city folk think it's not a road unless it has asphalt and street lights.
@@johnguilfoyle3073 right, ill show you a dirt road lmao 🤣
@@johnguilfoyle3073 And lines on the road!
Matt and your crew, I appreciated the clean language, positive attitude, you never say anything to make the customer feel stupid. Id like to know more about Lizzy.
I found it! The first video I watched and became a subscriber! Now I'm back in 2023! Congratulations! You now have 1.57 million subscribers!
Good work. I once moved a 12 X 60 ft. mobile home from near North Vernon, IN to north of Martinsville, IN with a 4020 John Deere. Covered about 85 miles on county roads and took almost 7 hours.
Don't know how I missed this one! Great video! This exactly what we did to move a storage shed that my father had built. What to move it 45 miles! Amazing what I few sections of pipe can do!
WOW,, that property has an awesome and amazing view of the valley.
That shed kept it's wheels straight the entire time!
Great Job and I am glad there was not too much air in the tires.
Matt i truly enjoy the content you put out. I didn't realize how beautiful Utah is. Ive been thinking of loading up my jeep and moving out there!
Reminds me of when we moved from our old house. It had snowed 18 inches two weeks before we were supposed to get moved out, and another 6 inches the week prior. Our travel trailer sunk in the snow/mud as I was going back and forth trying to back it out of the yard. I put two by twelve 8 foot boards down to back onto, and planted those a foot down with the axles were half under mud. The snow/mud was pretty bad. Called multiple tow companies in the area, to help us get it unstuck and out of our yard. They wanted $300 to $400 to come out and pull it out. I thought that was crazy. Ended up having my dad drive up (from 5 hours away), he strapped onto the back bumper of the trailer to pull it towards the gate while I backed it with my truck. Took us about 20 minutes with both 4x4 trucks working on it.
thanks MATT FOR GETTING IT DONE ,now his grandkids can have there chickens and yes he is very happy
Hi Matt. Interested in knowing where/how in the shed you hooked up the winch cable. Thanks!!!
I move sheds and containers of ALL sizes regularly with the rollback but I just learned something from your video. Thank YOU!!!! Love the channel!
It's neither my house, nor my shed, nor my yard. But wasn't that a weird place to have the shed?
It looked like parked in the driveway?
Its nice to see people who come to you for jobs like that and trust you. Speaks volumes. And computers... Me and a lot of other may know exactly how you feel learning something younger generations take for granted.
Great video Matt, why do you worry about what the moron's say or think it's your business and your equipment you seem to be doing very well for yourself I'm not sure how many people you have working for you but they all seem to be very happy, I say when these people that are watching these videos start paying you big money then they can tell you what to do and how to do it as for me, I watch because I like to learn and I find you , your family and crew are very nice and down to earth people I'm greatful that you make and share these videos thank you and God Bless you and your family.
There are people with experience, great tips and will to help. But there are also people who just want to feel superior to others. Once upon a time i had a customer who was telling me how to turn the steering wheel on his car that i was winching onto my rollback bed...
@William J. Barnhart Jr. Well said sir. Couldn't have put it better.
Fully agree with William j. Barnhart jr, that territory your working in takes understanding on how to operate there & not just hop in a rig & head out there esp in winter
Very impressive. Another great video. You just make my day when I see what you are faced with and how you handle it.
Outstanding job, and that new truck looks good! It helps when the customer has things ready when you get there.
that was so awesome. love how versatile you and your company are. in todays age that what everybody needs to be to get the job done!!. Awesome work Matt. just t bad this post reply is years later.
Been there. Done that.
I snaked the cable under the shed.
The shed I moved wasn't as long as this one but I moved it 7 miles. Also had fun going down and up two driveways.
It was an adventure. Nice job.
It also wasn't as wide, with the mirrors extended I could see past the shed. Had to watch out for power and telephone lines. Thanks for the memories.
Good seeing varied tow truck and sliders doing more than just vehicles, it shows how you have to think differently and adapt to the situation
Cool to see this old footage, can't get enough !
I thought I had seen all these, but this just popped up on my feed. This is great.
I really like that old Willy's Jeep Truck. I rode in one as a kid and thought it was the coolest vehicle on the road. This video is the first time I've seen one in 30 years. I keep thinking it was a 6 volt system and had a generator instead of an alternator but could be wrong. Thanks again for the videos.
Hats off to Matts off road recovery, that should be your slogan , wow what great videos, love your work .
Very nice. Worked way better than I thought it would. Shed structure must have been pretty good.
This was the first video I watched on this channel and been watching ever since
Found your channel a week ago. Been watching ever since. Thank you.
Shout out to Matt for even accepting this job!! You ask any tow service out here to haul anything more than a 3/4 truck they tell you to make like a acorn. 🤘👍 good stuff.
I remember my first shed move it didn't go as well as yours did, but no one noticed the sub floor was all rotten in the middle until it was to late
50 years ago or so my Dad moved an 18x24 garage a few miles to our house with a Sinclair Oil F350 Ford winch truck. Dug under the side walls front and rear, slid a stick of 4" pipe underneath. Laid the gin poles down and backed in. Picked the rear of the garage up with the winch, rigged a chain and walking boomer across the front bumper and picked up the front.
The Ford's twin I beam front suspension was pigeon toed pretty good, but down the highway he went with it. Needless to say it wasn't the most stable thing on the road that day, it would lean and the 4" pipes would drag, but he made it without incident.
Lol this just came up on my feed and I realized I watched it when it first was released. I became hooked on 'So we got a call ' channel, and been watching it ever since except now I wait till a couple are posted and hubby and I watch on the big tv screen.
"It's too big for us to move..." Sounds like a good excuse for another, bigger truck.
Yeah, a rotator, like Pepe's or Ron Pratt and Midwest Truck.
I moved a 8 or 9ft wide by 18ft long duck coop on my regular car hauler... a little less winching, a lot more jacking and cribbing... then backing through the 2ft of snow under the coop, cribbing the trailer and lowering the coop. Only had a widow maker(jack-all/farm jack) go flying once... somebody else was in control-ish of it.. Sheds that fit between the wheel fenders are soooo much easier.
Good move you guys. Glad to hear the cool tune and some fun footage at the end. Cool part of your area that guy lives in!
I would like to seen where you hooked up the cable to pull from.
I probably have watched ever upload, I feel like family watching your content. My 8yr old loves your corvair build. And my 1 yr old makes the car noises 😄. In fact lately on here I only view Matt, Casey, and Paul. When we came down to St George my boy saw one of your roll backs and screamed “look it’s the recovery guy from TH-cam dad” 😂 So keep up the great work Matt.
More like a chicken mansion than a coop.
Depends on how many chickens he plan to put in it
Prolly only good enough for 50
He could build 4 or five floors of chicken condos.
......oh, and chicken escapes (or rotisseries) in case of fire.
Chicken condo.
What a pleasant way to introduce the new truck to the lifetime of hard work that awaits it.
I totally get it. I moved a chicken coop (much smaller) over a fence, around the block and over another fence with an F550 bucket truck. Keeping the coop in one piece was an adventure.
Mad skills Matt! Great job!
The new truck looks awesome! Thanks for the sneak peek at the UTV recovery. Pretty amazing crawl up the rocks!
Scott Hamilton love to see the rest of that one!!
Dang, that looked so easy. Proud of y’all. 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Nice job folk's. Man that new tow truck is a good looking unit Matt.
Great job with the Rollback Matt I actually watch Wyble family adventures on TH-cam they transport shed's with a special trailer and a muel lift, you really did an impressive job 😉👍
Good job Matt, but the pickup at the 6:18 mark had me memorized for few minutes!!!
That went about 9000% better than I expected. Nicely done!
Nothing to big or to small Matt's towing does it all. Great video keep up the good work 😁👍
Next video, “there is a RZR in a shed we need to move, let’s see if we can do them both in one trip”
Worst you would’ve videotaped how are you attached the cable to the back of the storage shed. That would’ve been very interesting. And it would also be very helpful for the future
Hey Matt, Just a suggestion. When you mention a date, put the date of the recording in tiny numbers in a corner somewhere so we know if it happened yet. Everything else is perfect.
That roll back. Is freaking Boss
We moved a shed for a friend one time. Picked up one side with the front end loader on a tractor. Got the edge over some 2x6s across the bed of a Dakota. Then the other side up enough to get on. Then pushed it up to the cab with the tractor. It was WAY bigger than the bed so it hung off like 3 to 4 foot on each side. Then we took up a gravel road on a hill. I about died when we got to the top and got out and they were RIGHT BEHIND US IN A CAR! If that thing had slipped and fell they would have been in real trouble.
Now that was impressive. Who would have thought? You guys made it look easy.
Great video Matt! ❤️🐞
Great job Matt and crew. Nice way to break in your new flat bed.
Great mix of hydraulics and Egyptian tech. You can use the stinger with some cribbing and the slide to move the shen off the bed naxt time. The stinger can also lengthen your bed length
You should have swapped the tow job for that Jeep Pickup that we see @ 6:17 I can see that Bright yellow with your logo on the door and tailgate! :)
So glad to see the channel go so far!! This was during the time I just started you guy's!!! Amazing 👏
Always good to see ingenuity...doing the best you can with what you have to work with, independant of the circumstances. Get'r done. Love the vids!
Wow 👏 that was a big shed to put on a tow 🚚
Great video. One tool you should carry with you is what some people call a farm jack. They sell them at Tractor Supply. They're tall and will lift things so you can tow them.
"Shed"hell that was a garage..lol...
Great job Matt. You got it done🤙😎
"So this shed got stuck... so we gave it some pipes as weels and dropped it off at his home... " The owner must be verry happy! 😁👍
😃 Nice camper-truck Matt.🤣
Greetings from Björn, your subscriber from Germany
Miss Ed saying we will get him out. Great video it was very entertaining.
Wow...lots tension on the cable and winch box mounts....next time use the bed to reverse bed walk it under the load ....then use winch power to secure......before chaining down....lol but good job...got done....I have 25 years rollback experience most of which was recovery work.broke allots stuff before I learned some New Tricks from some Old Dogs....
Fantastic job!
Do you guys ever do anything like this anymore.. I'm betting not just being to busy but this was a fun little video.. Different.. fun to go on odd jobs.. Anyway guess I'm just saying I like it and hoped you would post more of his stuff if you ever get it anymore..😃
Tow trucks are so useful for so meny things its awesome
O.K. after watching this I gotta say you need to change the name of your company to something like The Tow Truck Whisper. Because I have never seen anyone be able to move something like a building with a tow truck. Maybe I haven't been around enough to see such a feet before. IDK but I still think its amazing. Thanks for the video, keep them coming.
Famous last words at 4:13 "It doesn't have to be super secure, We're only going up there" LoL
JK great job, as always fun to watch.
Matt really goes the extra mile. 🤘
Another satisfied customer! Great job!
WHOA! A Teaser at the end! Cool!
I used to live near Amish country. They make a lot of sheds and this is how they deliver sheds in my neck of the woods.
You've got one nice truck there , keep put out the video Matt (Matt's Towing & Recovery)
Really cool episode matt! Love the videos! Keep me coming!
I know it's a year ago but I'm surprised Matt didn't swap the shed move for that old Willys Jeep pickup truck sitting in that guys dump. Could have been the next Winder rescue machine. Lengthen the bed and carry the bombi on it for winter rescues. Would make a good rebuild project for Matt and Paul of Fab Rats once the Corvair is finally done.
Love your new camper Matt
Matt, Matt he's the man if he can't do it no one can!
Another fine job.
Yes, this was a nice move!
the pipes used as rollers where awesome!
must be awesome to life there. waking up in the morning to a view like this...... awesome, just awesome
Love the new truck.
Matt
You should have checked out that beautiful 1950's Willys Jeep pickup truck ! You could not have missed that
Should've tried to get that Willys pickup out of the deal. That would be a cool recovery truck!
Greetings from California Matt and friends , GREAT job , please don't read the negative . Thank you !
don,t winch pick front block get bed started remove blocks and back up off load same way . i have moved sheds for 33 years winch can tear them up quick i have total flat no rail no wings 20 foot container box,s same way 6ft barr and a 4&4 by can shift load strait strap over and go good luck god bless
what a cool area to live in.
Like seeing this “odd job”
Nice work Mr.
That WAS some big shed!
"Hello AAA...
My chicken coop broke down and I need a tow" 😇
as long as all the sides are supported it should work , the thing i would had done differently was putting the cable of the winch through a pulley on a higher point on the headache rack
the way it was sitting it put all the weight of the overhang of the barn in the rear on the front beam under the door once it started to hinge down , if it wasnt as strong as it was (older building) it might had cracked , the higher point in the front would had helped lifting the rear a bit more
the guy might've been able to do it himself if he jacked the building up a lot further took 2 strong enough traileraxles bolted those under the structure in the middle and the back , then pull it behind a tractor using its 3 point hitch or an off road forklift holding the front up and pulling from it (no steering just pulling it around the corner like a semi / 5th wheel trailer )
ED!!! what a great spotter
Good job Matt
Amazing job! Thought you might've picked up that Jeep Willys truck in the background...