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I JUST BOUGHT A BRAND SPANKING NEW HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sure looks big enough that it should have been a double wide. I worked on a crew that delivered and set up mobile homes one summer while in college. In Ohio you have to get a route provided by the State Police before you do anything. Looks like whoever gave them permission to cross that bridge screwed up big time. Sure gonna cost somebody a whole lot of cash.
I've made fun of hillbilly houses too, but they are making them a whole lot nicer nowdays. I saw one assembled on the discovery channel that had trusses that were hinged and laid down for transport. Once in place they raised the hinged rafters and it had a very nice looking roof line. Much steeper than traditional 'hillbilly homes'.
I've made fun of hillbilly houses too, but they are making them a whole lot nicer nowdays. I saw one assembled on the discovery channel that had trusses that were hinged and laid down for transport. Once in place they raised the hinged rafters and it had a very nice looking roof line. Much steeper than traditional 'hillbilly homes'.
fogtender
Now a Published Author
You could go fishing right out of the "Bay" window!
fogtender
Now a Published Author
I would jack up both ends of the house and put some tall "I" beams spanning the creek and plank it with some heavy timber and pull it off with a ramp on the downside (and some vertical supports going down into the creek). Cheaper than a crane, which would be pretty pricey for the size needed to take that out...
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Pigtails
Guest
WOW MIKE!! Can I come and go fishing? I wonder if the stream has wal eye in it?? hehe. or Maybe Trout.. no, I think the fish are hibernating right now.. OH WELL too bad. Maybe next summer.. hehehehe..Nice Bridge though..
ddrane2115
Charter Member
heres a thought, the frame of the house is obviously more than what was there, take the house off and leave the framing for the bridge. Next time take the longer route!
ddrane2115
Charter Member
another thought, I dont want that house now, wonder what stress that might have caused on the framing, walls, roof, plumbing etc.
Deadly Sushi
The One, The Only, Sushi
maybe its supposed to be like that. 
Exactly, I'd check for cracks in the ceiling.. you know that thing had to have suffered some sort of stress.. it's a wonder it didn't split in half.
Trakternut
Active member
Well, apparently, the house is built better than that damn bridge! 
What do you mean .. plumbing. Everything just drops straight through the floor into the creek. County sanitation department is going to have a fit, not to mention the water quality natzis!!!!
I'm with fogtender, jack it up, steel beams underneath, plank it, attach wheels and pull it off.
I'm with fogtender, jack it up, steel beams underneath, plank it, attach wheels and pull it off.
muleman
Gone But Not Forgotten
Got to agree with you on that. You can see the extra dolly wheels laying under it. A 2 car garage on the end is not something you see on a single wide. The hip roof is not a manufactured style either. Probably did it without getting permits and routes set out. Hope some one had good insurance.