If you’ve ever asked the question, “Is there another way to do this?” then you will understand the reason behind the shed industry’s latest invention – the “touchless” Challenger machine!

Merle and Marlin (brothers) have been in the shed industry for more than 20 years building, selling, and delivering sheds together and once while at a family retreat center in the mountains of Colorado, right there around the dining room table, the concept of the Challenger was born. The very first prototype machine was loaded onto our delivery truck in 2019, with the much-improved second prototype coming along in 2023. The concept of moving a shed by touching it less has been well-proven and we are continuing to develop more ways to use it, like fork extensions to be able to move a 1,000 lb. load (example: chicken coop) or a trailer ball attachment to move a trailer with the shed still loaded to be able to get into tight and unique spaces.

Coming into a shed-hauling industry that is both well established and very used to doing things creatively, we knew that we had a tall task on our hands – create a machine that accomplishes the task of moving a shed from point A to point B, all while doing it reliably and successfully. The current standards in our industry allow for the sheds that get moved to become damaged and scuffed up and so we knew right away that we need to address that issue. We are convinced that this new family of shed movers will make you so glad that you chose to go the “touchless” route! We give you two options to choose from: the 10,000 lb. rated 231 model which is perfect for almost every standard shed on today’s market and also the 15,000 lb. rated 242 model (coming soon) which is tailored to the more robust and finished out sheds and portable cabins. Both of these machines come standard with a full set of manual controls PLUS a remote device that allows you to reliably operate your machine without needing to touch it!

You will be impressed with the ability that this machine has to position the weight of the shed at just the right location above the tracks to be able to get the right amount of traction to get your job done, all the while protecting the siding and structural integrity of the shed that you’re moving.