Posted by old on March 07, 2011 at 19:05:55 from (4.245.9.220):
In Reply to: Moving a Housetrailer posted by Danny Prosser on March 07, 2011 at 13:44:10:
Back around 1986 or so I moved with the help of a few friends a 1956 8X45 mobile home about a mile across a field with a couple tractors. Reason a couple was that we broke the draw bar on the first one. A Long not sure what model. We then up it to a big bigger machine but do not remember what it was. Many things come into play. Loaded or unloaded flat ground or hills etc. But then again I have pulled mobile homes cross country as a living and have pulled in probably 7 or so to where I live to be taken apart and salvaged for the wood and metal. If you know some one with a dump truck etc you would be better off to use that then any tractor
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