Some years ago I moved a 48x72 Morton building wih 11' side walls about 90 miles. I numbered every piece of tin, and all the poles. We cut off all the tin nails with extended end cutters, and pulled all the poles. The rafters were taken down with a 1650 oliver with a boom in the bucket. When we put it back up, we flipped all the purlins and nailers over so we didn't have to pull the nails. I re-used every piece, but replaced the roof tin. I used the old roof tin to line the inside. This was a 25 year old building, and all the poles were good. It was a long job, but I was poor and the price was right. I'm not sure I'd ever do it again, but it was a memorable experience. It's still standing strong after 18 years.
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