u/FairPerspective

I've got a 2-story Tuffshed (I think it's the TB-800), which is sitting directly on a concrete patio.
I'd like to move the shed to the other side of the patio. What's the best way to do this? The steel joists are sitting directly on the concrete. I understand they're pretty flimsy and easily bend. On one side, there are shims to make the barn level, which give maybe half an inch of clearance, but on the other side there is no gap. How do I jack it up to get it on rollers? My loose plan would be:

1. Jack it up off the ground with ~4 floor jacks
2. Lower it on to some heavy duty dollies like this
3. Push it over to the corner of the concrete with a few people
4. Jack it back up, remove the dollies, lower it, level it.

Any advice appreciated.

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