How To Stand Up A Heavy Wall Using Simple Leverage & ATV Winch

[@Its.Berdan]

Incredibly useful. I just did this without the braces, just the bipod part made from 2x4s. Lifted a 14' high 16' wide wall without any issues, then 3 other shorter walls. So happy I came across this video. Amazing.

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your nice comment. How did you stop the wall from falling forward once it was vertical?

[@TrainFlood]

These videos are amazing. Thank you for filming and sharing!

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your kind comment.

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your question. I prefer direct nailing to toe-nailing. Besides, it gave me the opportunity to display my lifting method.

[@mojah1]

Very thoughtful,I learned something, thanks for sharing.

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your nice comment.

[@motherearth1147]

Good job 👍

[@BasaPete]

Thanks.

[@shawnh802]

It works perfect even for bigger walls

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your nice comment.

[@KellyVisionPictures]

Good job @BasaPete. I watched your entire series for the build of this shed. Your skills are impressive. I did a similar thing as you show in this video, but with a home made roman crane. It was just a bipod with guy ropes and a cheap Harbor Freight block and tackle system, for processing Deer. I didn't get it completely standing on its side but, I think I could have. :)

[@BasaPete]

Thankk you for your nice comment. A block and tackle works great. Well done.

[@Konigkev]

Thank you so much for share this!

[@BasaPete]

Glad you enjoyed my work.

[@brianwhicher]

Hopefully I can modify this to lift a wall that I built in my garage to replace the big garage door.

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your comment. And, good luck with your lift.

[@steveg665]

I shall try this. Might save me the cost of wall jacks and a few crushed toes.

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your comment.

[@madelineevans2715]

Awesome video

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your nice comment.

[@victorm7274]

where there's a will, there's a way. 👍

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your comment.

[@clivemartin8852]

Cool idea but? Would it have been easier and less work to install those as you originally framed the floor?

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your comment. The only other way was to toenail them to the frame. Direct nailing is much stronger.

[@beaunegrete727]

I watched an old episode of Tarzan from the 60s or 70s where Tarzan made an A Frame from logs and then used it to pull a baby elephant from the mud.

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your comment. Yes, this is old technology.

[@johncritch6812]

Why didnt you put those pieces underneath floor to begin with ?

[@KellyVisionPictures]

@johncritch6812 ... He did. They were already there. He lifted the floor so he could nail them directly (or straight in) to the floor framing. Instead of toe nailing them.

[@timothylavery6611]

Nice

[@BasaPete]

Thank you.

[@Peter-ob6ue]

Use a proper 4x4 fitted with a bull bar winch

[@BasaPete]

Thank you for your suggestion.