Posted by caterpillar guy on August 25, 2020 at 04:59:38 from (47.26.95.42):
In Reply to: Hay barn advice posted by Grandpa love on August 24, 2020 at 06:52:28:
A shed is never to big and go higher than you think. Like said loading on a truck from the ground without an elevator sucks. Also if taller there is less spoilage with more hay up on top. Less ground contact. We store round bales on pallets in a pole shed. The floor is dust dry in there and will still cause hay to mold some from moisture during wet months. Even though the floor is not wet. I would go at least 12 feet in back and 14-16 in front with it closer to the 40x80 range. It sounds bigg till you start putting equipment in there with the hay. I would also use a truss rafter rather than a one slope roof. Helps with keeping hieght down and still can put hay up between the trusses if you need the space.
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