Can you please provide actual dimensions length x Width x height. And approximate weight. 05/29/2026 15:21:31 PM

Approximately 150” tall and 2600 lbs 06/04/2026 01:41:52 AM

The Removal notes talk about assistance being offered at the point of pickup, is that a forklift or what assistance is available? Is it possible to dismantle the shed on site prior to loading? 07/14/2026 11:28:33 AM

Yes we have a forklift and bobcat w forks on site. A rollback/tilt deck truck delived it to our site (intact). Can you order a rollback to remove it? We can help lift back end up if needed. The shed was attached to two - three new 4x4s so it will slide up easily. We prefer this method of removal. 07/14/2026 12:09:44 PM

“Can you order a rollback to remove it?” No but I have a 30’ flatbed trailer but no tilt function, either we would need to break it down at your facility to load it flat or it would need to be lifted intact onto my trailer. Would this be acceptable? 07/14/2026 14:50:01 PM

Breaking it down is probably fine, but needs to be done within about 2 hours. Will that work. We will NOT assist with breaking it down at all. OK? 07/14/2026 15:00:09 PM

“Breaking it down is probably fine“. Doubt I could tear it down in 2 hours, sounds like I’ll need (if I win the auction) some heavy duty cargo straps to haul it in one piece. I can bring a set of fork extenders if that helps your forklift get it onto the flatbed. 07/16/2026 15:01:27 PM

You can have longer to break it down if you need to. We have a warehouse forklift with warehouse wheels so I don't think that can work. we also have a local rollback vehicle that can come on load on is flatbed, then maybe winch it (slide) it over to your flatbed trailer. Just a thought. He charges $200 for the service. Let us know soon. 07/22/2026 15:56:51 PM

Dear Seller, you mentioned it was placed on 2 or 3 new 4x4 boards, was there an issue with the previous wood, was it rotten and is there more structural wood rotted etc... - I am asking bcoz I want to winch it onto a trailer, if you can assist with the forklift to raise it up I have the rest of the materials needed to slide and winch it onto my trailer, thank you 07/23/2026 10:59:38 AM

the skids were put in place in order to slide onto a flatbed in order to move to our facility. How far are you taking it. A tiltbed trailer or truck is not much to rent. The service is about 300 anywhere around the city and it would take 15 min to load. Your idea will take much longer and much more time and work, correct???? Did you see the answer about the type of forklift we have? Would you not consider a tilt bed truck / trailer????? We have a bobcat on site with it is a smaller one 07/23/2026 11:37:44 AM

second question - does the shed have a wooden floor or is it placed directly on a concrete slab ? 07/23/2026 11:01:43 AM

wooden floors 07/23/2026 14:42:02 PM

Dear Seller, the winching I am suggesting is with an electric winch and my trailer has ramps, and your forklift can raise it enough for me to land my ramps under it. yes a tilt bed would be easier and I can check pricing options where I live in Huntsville Tx, however I have access to 2 or 3 options for trailers all being goosenecks and renting would be at cost when having trailers already - by the way how much room to manuever if I were to show up with a 40ft gooseneck ? - plenty of radious for backing or turning around etc... ? thank you 07/23/2026 13:00:55 PM

40 ft trailer might be tight. 20-30 ft would be better. Im sure I can lift it enough off the ground to get it only your ramps 07/23/2026 14:41:34 PM