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OK naysayers, I called and talked to a local towing company. At first the guy didn't want anything to do with it because of DOT tags and being registered for only hauling cars but when I told him about it being on my own property then he didn't give care and said he would talk to one of his drivers and see if he was interested. I need to check back with him in an hour -- I will keep you all posted.

Well, no dice. The tow truck bed is only 20', the shed is 24', and the guy said they can't pull it fully up to take advantage of the 20' bed so a lot will be hanging off. No dice. Back to the PVC.

Excavator was here and helped me get one end up on blocks and PVC. Awesome but the skids are only toenailed to the floor. I need to strengthen that up. 

I picked up 10 5' 4" pipes -- so with just those I would have 5 going down each side. Plus my FIL gave me 4 more 8' to 10' pipes -- so I should have roughly 9 rolling under it. From what I have seen it should be enough.

My excavator also helped level out the fill for my parking area. The road gravel I paid for is more dirt and clay rather than gravel but I will make due. I tried to level it out some more by hand and I will be rolling it out with the garden tractor. This won't be perfect but I will make due. I have never done this kind of grading before so we will see how it turns out.