How Entire Buildings Are Moved 

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Yeah I was looking forward to watching that 😭😭

GenesisRC & FPV have answered that above. Just Control+F their name and you will be able to find their response and find out.

Id assume its the process of lifting the building in reverse, but i get wanting to see it anyways

I think the platform can rotate and let the house slide down

@@7_v610 wait u could control f to find what your looking for in a comment section!?😯🤯

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Nope, you can't with an "a". You need balloons.

@@dodogonzaga lol

Baby you can move yourself away from school by coming to my continent ☺

Just move it into the bottom of the ocean

@@imsophia4878 ikr, then they'd be truly drowning in their depression...( It is an inside joke with myself)

Hey just tie a single balloon in your roof

Asking the real question here.

African Souflet that’s what my question is

I have the same question! The video is called "How Entire Buildings Are Moved" though... not how are they lifted. Clever naming to avoid disappointment.

As a house raiser in Ontario I can answer this question. They breifly explained this but I will include more. Most buildings I work are cottages on piers and have a decent crawl space to begin work, for you to slide steel beams under the structure and align, disconnect electrical and plumbing, and so on for prep. The steel beams are then run up to the joists or wood beams, I usually do this with air bags because of the limited clearance. The steel will rest on a jenga block like tower that will be used to lift the structure later. The jenga blocks we use most are 4' pressure treated 6x8. The jenga block towers are called "cribs", and need to have a level base to be built upon otherwise you have unnessessary forces on the structure and it limits the height you can lift. For small structures 2 steel beams parrellel to one another is usually sufficient for support, anything more than that requires "crossers" which are just steel beams running perpendicular to the other ones underneath and get clamped at the intersections. For a 2 main beam 2 crosser setup the desirable situation is to have one crib at each intersection of steel, which is 4 cribs. A hydraulic jack is setup in each crib centered under the steel, and hoses connect each jack to a pump where the operator decides how he wants the structure lifted. For our equipment, we can run our hydraulics at 10,000psi safely, which is 49,000lbs per jack. Most jacks we have are 17 inch stroke, so more jenga blocks are added to the crib and the jacks are reset to go higher. For my work we dont usually move down the road. Typically we slide the building over using rollers on more steel beams, just enough for the contractor to excavate for basement building or pier work. Im open to more questions but thats the general idea

@@GenesisRCyour single comment had more Information than the entire video. Thanks for the general knowledge!

Did you find out how much this cost?

@@quanishamoody7770 starting around 20k but I'm sure that's for easier moves.

I’m assuming you cannot move your home until the mortgage is paid off?

@@Chelseabredawhat makes you think that they house isn’t paid off

Facts I wanted to see how they got it off the ground to begin with

Pls💀

If you actually watched the video they leave the furniture in the house.

3:40 its says they move it with the house

WATCH THE VIDEO U IDIOT!!!

True entertainer watch the video. God damn

man I’m watching it right now

fyi, i already fcked up my tests, anyways ty xo

Well someone is having a good day and hoping for us to have a good day aswell instead of trolling us

@@windykar3705 💖

Hope you have a great day to octie as well as your friends and family

@@shamanisticburrito9301 thankyou!

Hi! Im looking at moving a house and your comment caught my eye. We’re going to need to have 30+ power lines that cross over the road lifted for the move. How much money would that cost?

@@oliviabettin8483$45

What is TNT? Can u please elaborate the process

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@@ErselElric thank you 🙂

I thought 💭 of that too. Underrated comment

I’m still intact

Pentagon?

Me

Go away Steven Matthews!

In the quarter millions for these projects

These projects are probably over half a million. The average home can be lifted for 10,000$

my house was built in 1900 -- just a small cottage, but i've lived here for almost 30yrs -- would love to move it across country as i need to move back to east coast !! i have become quite accustomed to my little house :)

People on My 600 lb Life have weighed more than that house than if it's only 770 lbs.

@@shutupimsofscar3drightnow I made this comment 2 years ago today..... my my my how times have changed since then....

Iconic? Nope. 👎🏻

AMERICAN PATRIOT, houses where I live cost around 500k to 1million. I doubt it cost that much..

Yup, that would have actually made for an interesting part of the movie, if they had actually shown the move. Like did the oompa loompas help out?

I want to know this also

Yes, very much.

Yes

Cyrus The Virus or up

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