lennyzx11
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- Joined
- Dec 20, 2015
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- Location
- Bennington Vermont
- Tractor
- Kubota L3301 HST/LA525 & 1964 Ford 2000 gas
Guys, I know not enough information yet. What would be a standard replacement size header you would think for the below?
Wife has me on vacation in Florida and bored to tears.<laughing>
My garage at home has a 8ftW X 7ft tall door that is too small for truck and tractor without folding mirrors, ROPS, etc.
I have enough room to widen it out to 14 ft and save the walkin door or even lose it to but don't want to. The ceiling is 10 ft high inside with the trusses running parallel to the door.(don't mind the mess. Working on a new counter for laundry room)
There is storage above the garage but only down the center and little used. I forget the name of that type of truss.
We have little to no snow load in southeast Oklahoma also.
The long term plan is put a bigger door here. Directly behind it put the original small door and build an extension on the rear of the shop for the "land of dust and noise"(woodworking tools) and then a lean to on the lake side tall enough to get the tractor in and implement storage.
Gotta go. Time for another walk on the beach and too early for beer she says.
However, found my new possible dream job.
Lenny
Wife has me on vacation in Florida and bored to tears.<laughing>
My garage at home has a 8ftW X 7ft tall door that is too small for truck and tractor without folding mirrors, ROPS, etc.
I have enough room to widen it out to 14 ft and save the walkin door or even lose it to but don't want to. The ceiling is 10 ft high inside with the trusses running parallel to the door.(don't mind the mess. Working on a new counter for laundry room)
There is storage above the garage but only down the center and little used. I forget the name of that type of truss.
We have little to no snow load in southeast Oklahoma also.
The long term plan is put a bigger door here. Directly behind it put the original small door and build an extension on the rear of the shop for the "land of dust and noise"(woodworking tools) and then a lean to on the lake side tall enough to get the tractor in and implement storage.
Gotta go. Time for another walk on the beach and too early for beer she says.
However, found my new possible dream job.
Lenny