Did the plop down jacks at the corners of the house to raise it high
enough to get the trailer underneath? How fast did they travel? Did it
seem like the self leveling could compensate for high rates of travel?

Josh
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Brent Brown wrote:
> My dad sold a house for removal this week so we watched it leave.
> Amazing to watch, one load was 11m wide. They clipped some of those
> small arrow signs but they (mostly) bounce back. The lights on a pole
> at pedestrian crossings have a bolt at the bottom that they take out
> and then it hinges down flat. Give way signs get pulled up and
> replanted after. Guys busy everywhere, racing ahead dropping poles,
> pushing up power lines, checking clearences, putting things back into
> shape afterward. The trailer was cool though. Self leveling
> hydraulic. PIC in there? Manual control to raise/lower/tilt. Power
> pack on the trailer runs it all. I'm sure they could do with some
> remote cameras so the driver can see what's happening at the sides
> and on top.

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