Talking out the side of my neck cause idk . Can road dollys be mounted under it pull without a trailer so to speak ? Saw something like that in Franklin Tn. Was moving a 100yr old 2 story .
Moving buildings and securement?
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To secure the building to the I-beams. Put 1-1/2",,2" lag bolts beside the beam flange in to the center of floor joists, with an oversized washer getting pressed between the bolt head and the flange of the I-beam.
Bolts on both sides of each beam works best.
Bolts go in center of floor joist.
I grabbed what I had close by to illustrate.
The level in picture is the I-beam. 2x4 is the floor joist.D.Tibbitt, broke down plumber, W923 and 3 others Thank this. -
And weld all the I-beams where they overlap. Easy to grind off after using.
You might look for a used mobile home frame and modify it to hitch to your truck.Last edited: Dec 1, 2024
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If they were reasonable, might be the go. Have to remember the liability question if anything gets fuddled up @W923Feedman, D.Tibbitt, OLDSKOOLERnWV and 4 others Thank this. -
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Hurricane ties, or “z-plates” - heavy duty, would be a good choice. Steel, welded to frame, then bolted to wood joists.
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