Shop Move - Do You Think This Will Void My Warranty?

Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith

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Today we moved the wood shop most of the way to its new foundation.
After jacking it up, I placed 2X6 planks under it and then 2" roller pipes. After pulling/pushing it out of its old position, I jacked it up again, and placed pairs of 2X6 planks under it with 1.25" rollers between the planks. I then pushed it down the lot. Next weekend, I will jack it up, turn the boards and rollers the other way, and push it onto the new support beams. The vehicle is a 4cyl. Voyager.
 

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Today we finished the move. After reversing the boards and placing the rollers in place we pushed it back an inch or two at a time, using a pinch bar. Amazing what a little leverage will accomplish. She slipped right onto the new support beams and sits pretty. We were really happy to have it go so well....planning is everything.
 

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And here it is without all the runner boards. Just some trim and a bit of paint will finish the move.
 

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Really cool Stacy.it's amazing what you can do if you set your mind to it.
Stan
 
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