just a tish NE of central ND | Sasksodbuster - 4/12/2018 09:05
Start from scratch, and build it the way you want..
Yea, I looked at a nice used pole barn years ago, taken apart and stacked and all numbered in order of removal for easier fitting at reasemble. The nails all had the heads neatily removed with mimimal damage to the sheetmetal. After seeing how many cracks were in the nailers and perlings and rafters from nailing,I drove away and decided it was a pile of sheetmetal at best and probably best suited for a cattle windbreak.
Better off building new than rebuilding used. Moveing is also hard on the building but it has been done many times and so has lifting and spliceing. I think its just best to start new.
Edited by School Of Hard Knock 4/12/2018 19:59
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Adding height to pole barn
