Posted by caterpillar guy on April 20, 2018 at 14:11:14 from (75.128.158.202):
In Reply to: OT: Pole Barn In Stages? posted by Ken Christopherson on April 20, 2018 at 09:26:39:
Why not just collect the materials as you can afford them then put up the building. The steel would protect the poles and trusses from rain while laying till you have it all then put it up. Or you could just start with shorter building and add to the end of it later like the next year. Could just leave the end open would be better than no building at all. Never will have one to high or to big. I use old power line poles then get logs sawed for trusses,girts,and plates then put it all up. Saw logs all winter and pile and stick it then put it up the following year. I would like to saw a few 40 foot 2.5x16 planks for plates to make wide doorways with. Like a 30x18 door. Could then just drive combine with head in at night.
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