How to move a shed in 37 seconds

It took me weeks to persuade my ddh that he didn't need to take the shed apart to move it. He finally agreed to give my way a go. He emptied the shed and took off the door to lighten the load. He then screwed 2by4s to the front and back of the shed, with enough projecting out to easily get hold of. With the help of some friends we were able to move it in 37 seconds!

[@jessejinkins8390]

Nice video. I would have liked to see how you fellas rigged it up.

[@steverodriguez843]

How’d you find the friends lol that’s the tricky part

[@hairynews1973]

Their normally hiding in the shed lol

[@bitzy786]

This video just saved me a 1000 pounds. I didn't think I could move my shed. But thanks to this video we did it without any problems.

[@simonl4523]

A 39-second video that emphatically answers the question I was asking, and saving me money and time

[@MariaDiaz-n7w]

Thank you for telling us What you attach it to.

[@TorontoHospitality]

Nice job. Ill use this idea. To move mine..... Love the forewoman giving orders.

[@happychappy5135]

Bloody good team work.

[@annemagauran5347]

Brilliant idea, gonna try it out.

[@slyfox186]

Same here

[@MariaDiaz-n7w]

Try what out, they didn't even show what that attached to it to move it.

[@chrischristoforou311]

awesome idea

[@lisajaneperry]

Genius.

[@vitonitti3616]

amazing!!

[@zerchdafirst5994]

This is very wise!!!!👍🏼

[@theninjacat7200]

Wow. I need this...just to move 1 foot only!

[@Gtiles]

Great to see!!!

[@Joyfulpeace4all]

This is smart

[@hadeelhadeel6732]

How does it work ? And how did they hang that plank wood on?

[@cornwall9]

Genius😂!

[@DrRock2009]

Easy when the ground is flat..

[@philmcrakin9938]

Yeah brilliant!! How did you fix it all up??

[@catsdiyhome5566]

Instructions are in the video description. We recently moved the shed again, this time onto a car trailer for it to go to it’s new home 4 miles away. We screwed 2by4s onto the sides this time instead of the front and back. Sorry but I didn’t film it.

[@Carnivorequeen55]

How did you attach the carrying wood ?

[@catsdiyhome5566]

3 or 4 screws through the poles into the shed corner posts and centre posts

[@WastedDayz]

how did you attach the lumber?

[@catsdiyhome5566]

We just screwed it into the main upright studs of the shed. We also clamped the overlapping wood for extra security

[@xpertgaming3419]

Come back to ranelagh
Finn knapp misses u

[@catsdiyhome5566]

Oh how sweet! Nah, living the dream.

[@Malcomb35]

Did you drill those into your shed

[@catsdiyhome5566]

Yes

[@hairynews1973]

I bet there was someone hiding inside lol

[@robertfraser8966]

How heavy do you think that shed is?

[@catsdiyhome5566]

About 248kg or 547 pounds

[@qaisar4535]

Do you if this was still heavy to carry for those 4 people

[@catsdiyhome5566]

The shed wasn't too heavy. My husband isn't that strong anymore and neither were they two youngsters on the other corner.

[@xpertgaming3419]

@@catsdiyhome5566he needs to hit the gym

[@StevenSawersMusic]

​@@xpertgaming3419you need to get a life 😂

[@hst9]

What are those clamps?

[@catsdiyhome5566]

Quick Grip clamps. Screwfix or Irwin’s sell them.

[@MrJinkyjim1]

what was the size of the shed

[@catsdiyhome5566]

8ft x 12ft (2.4m x 3.6m) 9mm shiplap.

[@jimmy1732]

Took me 40!seconds

[@RoyGregory-m6b]

Notice the woman is giving the bloody orders and not helping.

[@chriswilliams456]

Typical woman doing no work but still giving the orders 😂