Tuff Shed 10X12

Riverguy553 · Jan 1, 2015

I have a 10x12 Tuff Shed for sale. It is beige in color and has 2 windows, barn doors, roof vent, outside lights, inside lights and a work table inside. This unit is only a couple years old and in great shape. You will be required to haul away, it will be easy access to pick up as you can drive a trailer right to it. Asking $1500 OBO, need gone soon, located in Chino CA. Call or text Scott @ 562-244-2299

Spot · Jan 1, 2015

I am interested but I have no clue how to move one of those things?

BHC Vic · Jan 1, 2015

After just building one I'm going to say it's going to be extremely hard if not impossible. Maybe a forklift and a flat bed ??

Yellowboat · Jan 1, 2015

vicious 13 said:
After just building one I'm going to say it's going to be extremely hard if not impossible. Maybe a forklift and a flat bed ??

it's not as hard as you might think actually. you just take it apart in sections. ie wall one wall two... roof floor etc it does take about three guys though, and a flatbed trailer. expected to take a weekend though to take it down and put it back up

BHC Vic · Jan 1, 2015

Yellowboat said:
it's not as hard as you might think actually. you just take it apart in sections. ie wall one wall two... roof floor etc it does take about three guys though, and a flatbed trailer. expected to take a weekend though to take it down and put it back up

I put so many nails into the one I built I just picture it being a nightmare [emoji4] hopefully it's not that big a pain and gets to it's new location safely

Yellowboat · Jan 1, 2015

vicious 13 said:
I put so many nails into the one I built I just picture it being a nightmare [emoji4] hopefully it's not that big a pain and gets to it's new location safely

Tuff sheds are not that bad.

NicPaus · Jan 1, 2015

You can call tuff shed to move it or go on craigslist to find someone to move it. Just search under "Shed". Otherwise like Yellowboat mentioned just disassemble it. The hardest part will be the roof as it will be very heavy and you have to remove ridge caps.

I have built several sheds disassembled them, hauled them to Parker on a flatbed and re-assemble.

BHC Vic · Jan 1, 2015

If hire NicPaus if he had the time [emoji4] simplest way I see

Yellowboat · Jan 1, 2015

NicPaus said:
You can call tuff shed to move it or go on craigslist to find someone to move it. Just search under "Shed". Otherwise like Yellowboat mentioned just disassemble it. The hardest part will be the roof as it will be very heavy and you have to remove ridge caps.

I have built several sheds disassembled them, hauled them to Parker on a flatbed and re-assemble.

The last few I have done I just strip the roof. Its cheap makes life much easier and chances are good it needs replacing anyways.

NicPaus · Jan 1, 2015

vicious 13 said:
If hire NicPaus if he had the time [emoji4] simplest way I see

I thought about buying this shed myself actually. Just to far of a drive from Torrance.

If someone local buys it they could move it without disassembling it it is a over size load at 10'.

NicPaus · Jan 1, 2015

Yellowboat said:
The last few I have done I just strip the roof. Its cheap makes life much easier and chances are good it needs replacing anyways.

Yea much easier. Friend got one for free that was only 5 x 8 we moved roof as one piece with shingles and it took 6 guys and it it still shifted a little making it hard to line back up. The ones I built at home and hauled to Echo I roofed them when I got there. Just had all sections ready to screw back together.

Never forget hauling out mine. I used stamped concrete color samples 2' x 2' squares as my floor. Loaded the floor then the shed in my F450 work truck. Fucking POS could not make it up the summit without throwing a turbo hose at 130 am. Got lucky I had the right size clamp with me to get it back together and limp it up the hill.

BHC Vic · Jan 1, 2015

The one I just built was 8x8 when I finished the lady said if I move how many guys do u think it would take to lift it and put on a truck. I smiled and said I don't think it can be done. Told her the way I built it it was staying put.

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makes a great doggy duplex [emoji4]

Spot · Jan 1, 2015

Thanks guys..., I think I will just build a new one onsite...

Riverguy553 · Jan 2, 2015

To be honest I think it's going to be a pain to disassemble. I would like to keep it but don't have the time to re locate it in my backyard.

Riverguy553 · Jan 3, 2015

SOLD! Now I get to see the guy move it on Monday. After he gave me the cash he said that it was a killer deal, guess I should have been higher.

BHC Vic · Jan 6, 2015

How did it go?

Riverguy553 · Jan 8, 2015

My wife said it was dragged up on a tow truck and gone in 45 min. The guy that bought it said it cost $500 to have it picked up and dropped off in Temecula.

BHC Vic · Jan 9, 2015

Lol that's one way to do it. Didn't even cross my mind [emoji4]

TCHB · Jan 31, 2015

I had one exactly like this one for about 15 years. It looked like new still when we sold the house.
I like the way the shed is mounted on top of the metal beams.

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