Posted by notjustair on January 02, 2016 at 19:18:18 from (70.195.6.101):
I have too much time on my hands tonight. I'm thinking about all of the projects I've been meaning to do.
I need help ciphering something. I have a cement pad by the grain bins where the drier used to sit. It is a slab about 15x35. The slab is covered with a really nice steel roof but it is on telephone poles about 20 feet above the slab. The poles are rotting off and it has started to lean both south and east. The roof is going to come down someday. If I could plant new posts and find a way to lower it without destroying it I would slap sides on it and use it to store a grain truck or even alfalfa.
So how can I lower it? It is high enough that none of the three loader tractors here could reach it. It isn't built in such a way that I could just support either side and cut off the posts. There isn't enough support to the roof. Forgot - there is currently a pole on each corner and one in the middle of the long sides.
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