/diy/ house moving

>>1080510
What kind of foundation is it on?

>>1080522
Pier and beam. Sorry I didn't mention that as it makes it easier to move.

>>1080510
>small house for the Mother In Law.
just let her live in your house, she wont like the cuck shed and youll never hear the end of it anyway. plus the only time she wont be in your house is when shes sleeping. So keep the shop for yourself and give the bitch a bedroom

>>1080561
No more bedrooms and I don't use this shop anymore since I built a bigger one. This has basically been for storage and leaving stuff to dry and cure.

Honestly I'm almost ready to tell the wife and mother in law to fuck off. It's not the renovation that bothers me, I enjoy that stuff, it's the money we are going to spend which is why I was trying to do it cheap.

File: s-l1000.jpg (40KB, 640x480px)

40KB, 640x480px

Ive moved a few small cabins, we got them high enough to get a couple beams underneath, and from there just lifted the beam ends in small increments until it was high enough to drive a bale wagon under. Towed it with the tractor because agricultural large loads don't need permits.

Obviosly depends on how much room you have and how easy it is to get equipment in there. The hardest part is getting the beams under to begin with, but it sounds like that part may be done for you already. We had a special set of house jacks that must have been 60 years old to get started, they were some kind of jack-all with a foot sticking out much lower than a normal one, and rated for a lot more weight. Pic related

Could you just run 50 ft of pipe?

>>1080564

>honestly i am almost ready

Dread, the only reason why you pretend to be only almost ready is because you dont want to say you are ready.

Kick em out.

>>1080569
Thanks. That's what I was thinking but wasn't sure. The only problem I'll have is the trailer but I'm sure I have a friend who has a friend.

>>1080570
There's a concrete slab and lots of trees with nasty roots that I'd have cut. The water wouldn't be bad, just the sewer.

Build her an outhouse. I guarantee she'll find someone else to live with within a week.

>>1080510
I would look at the cost to move and build vs the price of a nice gently used camper or RV...

File: tmp_12264-Pumppaamoita1453260162.jpg (34KB, 400x300px)

34KB, 400x300px

>>1080585
Pic related. We have one of those.
You could use a pressure sewer with a pump that pumps the shit from location A to location B. We have our shit pumped away, as the sewer system in the countryside is pressurised anyway.
Then you just need to dig a hole for a