Moving the Rain Roof - With a Bit Redneck Engineering!

Today I'm moving my Rain Roof Project, in ONE piece, over to the Goat yard to serve as a new multipurpose structure. It will provide shade for the goats, dry hay storage and yes of course... rainwater harvesting for a future IBC tote watering system for the goats. In the video I'll show a little bit of redneck engineering to create a makeshift transport device using a cable spool and some scrap steel. Hope you enjoy and perhaps it might inspire some ideas for a project of your own!

Thanks for watching and please let me know if you have any questions!
-Joe

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