Pole barns are a cheap option, around 20 k here poured and erected.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Sucks feel your pain had a kid back into me at the post office ripped the hell out of his moms mini van, actually peed himself asked for his license, was issued a week before. Let him go, figure mom would take care of him! Only a small dent on the truck, no biggie to me was doing it in a few months anyhow.
Got that trunk pan cleaned yesterday has a ton of pinholes in the bottom, want to find a torch today and braise them closed. Think it will work fine.
If I do it myself, I can get the whole kit, minus concrete for 2700ish
No youth group meeting at Sonic alll his freinds outside up front,just looking at them....
Got the time? That's was my issue and putting the poles in here sucks 4' down it is all rock. Guy spent two days jack hammering the poles in!
Well lets look at it this way, she is very old there I bet, thinking 85 or more
And that's with her hair done and makeup.
"Gee Pa, I reckon I lived the hard life"
Like Rick would say
Time isn't really a problem. I have a pto driven post hole digger.
The biggest issue is clearing the trees and stumps out. I've got to pick a spot in my 10 acres, close to where we're gonna build the house but yet far enough away not to interfere with the house construction.
I could shave another 300 off if I didn't go with 12 foot walls.
Was supposed to go to the junkyard with Stan today and get two sets of early A buckets the manual type steering colums and the same from a 65 B body. No call back. No way I am doing all that myself.
Stick with 12 foot walls minimum if you plan on putting lift .
I am on mine going to put a lift in...and no it isn't the Hoppy crew.
Stay with the tall walls you will not regret it. Mine are 16 for the RV and the only thing I regret is not putting the translucent panels at the top to let the light in. and having the thing foam sprayed!
Just need Tike to stupidvisze!I am on mine going to put a lift in...and no it isn't the Hoppy crew.
That lift makes a world of difference. If I could fined a big enough one that would allow the rv in I would do one on the other side.
Speaking of lifts,got dually on my lift yesterday.
Panels at the top...just seems like something that will eventually leak.Stay with the tall walls you will not regret it. Mine are 16 for the RV and the only thing I regret is not putting the translucent panels at the top to let the light in. and having the thing foam sprayed!
Shortening walls ro save 300,would cost a lot more to make them taller. Better off with 14’
Or do it in 2 parts, 10’ in one and and 14 for just the lift area.
My buddy went 14’ and built a mezz above his workbench area.
Has a forklift to put heavier stuff up there.
Or do it in 2 parts, 10’ in one and and 14 for just the lift area.
My buddy went 14’ and built a mezz above his workbench area.
Has a forklift to put heavier stuff up there.
They make them out of lexan 40 year warrantee. Friend has them really makes a difference.
Well have to consider that for mine.
Ok see that much better than roof panels.
I have one also not that heavy but takes a lot of the clutter away.
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