Posted by Ken Christopherson on April 22, 2018 at 05:23:46 from (63.229.198.195):
Hello all!
I just wanted to (again) say thank you for all who replied to my previous post about building a pole barn in stages. It sounds like I am going to have to get together with a builder or design center to see what my most cost effective, and best option will be. For now, I just want to get something up (because I fear if we don't do it when we have the money we probably never will).
I have saved the whole conversation we had into a word document so that I can refer back to it when I need to, and look at specific areas that piqued my interest. You all gave a lot of good insight and personal experiences and I appreciate that! Lots of things to consider - also have to check local building codes to see what is allowed.
Thanks again everyone, and here is a little photo of some yard art I added to the collection yesterday - a two bottom Case plow. May restore it someday to make a good pair with the '41 Case SC.
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