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Re: Want to build a polebarn, where to start?
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Posted by sjh on March 20, 2005 at 09:51:18 from (66.82.9.84):
In Reply to: Want to build a polebarn, where to start? posted by Mike from cny on March 19, 2005 at 17:23:00:
Do you have any Amish or Meninites around. They should have some mills and are generally cheaper with better quality lumber. At lest try a saw mill. I can buy white oak for the same price as pine from the lumber yard. I live in Orleans cty and our codes say 8' spacing, 42" deep and concrete in the bottem of the hole.
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