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Posted by Gene-WI on June 14, 2006 at 06:35:52 from (64.91.86.1):
In Reply to: O/T What's happening to the old barns posted by TomR Ont on June 13, 2006 at 15:38:53:

Here's a picture of my barn. I had a contractor tell me $4000 for him to put steel on the end and that was if I supplied the materials, I said too much and he said he wasn't going to hang out in a bucket at 40 feet up for nothing, so I enlisted the help of a brother-inlaw and did it myself. As far as barns having too low of celings for storage, I have a neighbor that used an endloader and lifted his barn roof up one side at a time and removed the barn floor and set the roof back down on the walls, got all kinds of room for storage now. I presently milk cows but am thinking of switching to beef and will probably do the same thing to my barn.
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