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How did it move from the truck to the barge?
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that looks like a tilting trailer and there looks to be pipes (rollers) under the pallet...
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Correct. The trailer is a special design used to deliver fully assembled sheds. It will extend, tilt and rotate the platform. Used here was tilt, extend and rollers. Eased Edges had per-coordinated with J's Barge. The person on the deck had a hand held controller.
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