As I heard about it later they chained it together sideways to keep it from spreading and used 21 foot sections of narrow gauge rail road rail to support the front of the thing on the front and back of the tractor then used a couple of sections in back to support more running length wise to anchor the mobile home axles so they would track along bahind the tractor.

We won’t talk about the sides of the bridge they cut off with the torch to get across and then arc welded back on without getting caught.

Had wanted to try this for years but just now had the chance. A guy I used to work for once moved a quansit hut (20 x 90) with a tractor about the same size as mine. Took the sucker from downtown Anniston (old Quintard elementry school temp classroom) to nearly into Jacksonville. Started at about 2 am on a sunday morning and got there about daylight. Wish I could have been there to see that one!

I understand that that the same thing can be done with a longer/larger building the same basic way but for the addition of wheels under the rear end. That way the tractor provides the steering and motive power where as the wheels provide support for the building.