Over the two previous days, steel beams had been brought in and wooden cribs built to support the Barn's structure. The beams rest on hydraulic jacks, one in each corner. The Barn is now off the ground and ready for the 8-wheeled dollies that will replace the stationary jacks. There are three dollies and they all have to be man-handled into place. The load is transferred from the jacks to the dollies.
Critical balance is coordinated from a single control panel.
Below, a dollie takes the load off the jack next to it. A wooden trackway is built to fill in the uneven grade and the Barn is cabled together to prevent twisting. It's a slow process but it moves, all the same. It will stay there until its new location is ready. The west end of the Barn, above right, will face south when the move is complete.