Jeffersonville, OH | jd4930 - 8/6/2026 19:32
It does seem that way without knowing the rest of the story. I know a fella that built a 100x300 a few years back, I asked what he would do different. He said built it 150x400 lol. But they farm, have livestock and he works on planters on the side. So, you put 3'4 planters in, few semis for the winter grain hauling crew, and a bunch of feeding equipment and all of a sudden its not quite as big as it seems. But at today's numbers its tough to make all the pencil out
Yeah, but here in the east where a 60' planter is common, and many more are smaller, an 80x80 farm shop is PLENTY to work in for most places. You guys do stuff different!
Chris |