Posted by Beatles65 on November 23, 2011 at 20:12:30 from (216.229.21.24):
I have the opportunity to purchase a roughly 70 x 40 x 12 pole barn and the parcel it is on in a small town 300 miles away from me for $10,000. My question is, has anyone ever moved a pole barn from where it is standing and rebuilt it onto another site? The building is only a few years old, and a new one would be considerable more expensive. Currently, with all my toys, I am about out of space in my 80 x 42 x 12 building and would like to get something else up to store more stuff in.
Has anyone ever undertaken such an endeavor?
What would your suggestions be if I were to buy the building and move it?
Would I be able to save the poles that are buried in the ground? They were placed in cement when they were put in.
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