Practically nobody. You might find a buyer but I'd highly doubt it. Your best bet is selling it to a metal scrap yard.
Usually 2
Usually 2
The width of mobile home axles typically ranges from 74 to 84 inches, measured from the outside of one wheel to the outside of the other. However, the exact width can vary based on the manufacturer and model of the mobile home. It's important to check the specifications of the specific mobile home to ensure accurate measurements.
To move a 14x66 mobile home, typically you would need axles that are rated for at least 7,000 to 10,000 pounds each, depending on the total weight of the home and its contents. Standard axle sizes for mobile homes are usually 2,000 to 3,500 pounds each, so you may need two or more axles to safely support the load. It’s also essential to check local regulations and ensure the axles are compatible with the mobile home's frame and weight distribution. Consulting with a professional mover is advisable for precise requirements and safety.
No, an RV is able to move under it's own power and leave to go immediately. A mobile home is 'mobile' only in the sense it can be towed to a park. They have no motive power. In most cases they are placed on block foundations and wheels and axles are removed.
Usually you disconnect sewer and incoming water and electricity, then jack it up, and re-attach axles and the tow bar.
If the nuts won't turn, then i would grind them off with a cutting disc, or just burn them off with a cutting torch.
I'm not sure about legally in Texas, but Practically they are two different things. A Modular home is pre-fabbed in a shop then brought to a site and assembled. A Mobile is built on a heavy trailer type frame and towed to the site and jacked up so wheels, axles and tow bar can be removed.
Oh, dude, removing axles from a mobile home is like taking the wheels off a car, but on a much bigger scale. You'll need to jack up the home, support it safely, and then unbolt the axles from the frame. It's not rocket science, but it's definitely not a walk in the park either.
Trailer, modular homeAns2 - NO - they are different ! - A trailer is technically able to be towed without any special preparation.- A Modular home is prefabbed in a shop and assembled on site and then becomes one unit-A Mobile home is built on a very heavy trailer style frame with minimal undercarriage in the knowledge that axles and wheels will be removed when the home is delivered and sited.
The weight of a 14 x 70 mobile home can vary significantly based on its construction, materials, and features. On average, a mobile home of this size typically weighs between 8,000 to 10,000 pounds. However, this can change depending on factors such as the number of axles and additional features or appliances included. For a precise weight, it's best to consult the manufacturer or check documentation specific to the model.
All trailer homes are mobile homes, but not all mobile homes are trailer homes. Normally trailer homes can be towed all in one piece, while mobile homes, especially double-wides, must be towed in two pieces (normally two halves).Ans 2 - Normally, a trailer home just needs to hitch to the truck and away you go. A mobile will need to be jacked up, have wheels and often axles and tow bar installed, and septic drain, electricity and water supply all disconnected.