EddieWalker
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I wish that I was only weeks behind in where I want to be!!!!
Moving a shed
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buckeyefarmer
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It’s way too wet now to even think about moving anything. I think I might go ahead and put new osb siding on to replace rotten ones. Fortunately I have a few sheets in my barn from when it was $7 a sheet.
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We're getting a couple showers a week. 1/4" or less. Not making it deep muddy yet, just sloppy. And keeping the farmers out of the fields. We should be in the 60s-70s daily. Right now it's cloudy, damp, 42F with stiff NW winds. Another day of no field drying....
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buckeyefarmer
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Couple new pieces of siding on today.
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Only a couple?.... 
they look really good!
they look really good!That took his entire week's paycheck!Only a couple?....
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I think the paint cost more than the panel.
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buckeyefarmer
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These panels have been in my barn for years. $7 each. So far over $150 in paint. The front wall with the double doors are going to get rebuilt.
If I hadn’t already had these I would have used plywood. OSB soaks up a lot of primer. But I have them taking up space.
If I hadn’t already had these I would have used plywood. OSB soaks up a lot of primer. But I have them taking up space.
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