Well somebody put it on there for a reason. Realizing that the rods I have seen were on late 1800's houses, 2 story T shaped, 16' wide max on the joists , usually 2 story, full size timber 2x whatever was a full 2x whatever, flat nails, tin roofs and all.
I bought one around 1980 for $250 to dismantle and remove from the property. Plan was to get some building materials to build out buildings on my soon to be farm...vacant land at the time, and I thought this was the answer.......WRONGGGGGGGGGGGG. What a waste of money, time and the efforts of my family trying to make something out of nothing. But I had a dream, no money and we did the best we could....but we made it work and I am still living on the homestead.
I didn't know glass could settle, but the glass in the window panes had turned yellow and had settled to the point that there was about a 1/2 gap between the pane and the top of the frame where it once occupied.
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