I would go over there to do a job as Branford is the halfway point between my house and my hunting camp over near Perry, shoot me a PM and I can give you my phone number and we can talk it over. Charlie.
Some of the ones that plan on maintaining it themselves do tell me what they want width wise, most just want about 10' wide strip off of the fence/property line so they have room for their tractor, the rest tell me to do what I see fit because I will be the one maintaining it yearly and that they just want to be able to walk around the perimeter of their property.
That's a great looking barn. Can you tell me what the 2Xs in the bottom of the trusses are for?Well it took till 8:30 tonight but we finished it this evening and I am glad, it was brutally hot and we all were done in this afternoon, I don't know why I jumped on this in July but I did. View attachment 879994View attachment 879995View attachment 879996View attachment 879997
It's just a rat run to sturdy up the trusses before you get up on top of them, even with them in there it pays to have a string line or plumb bob until you get the first two trusses plumb and all the pearlings in between them, once you get the first two done right everything else will fall in place as everything is on 12' centers.
I did , I went on vacation with my family last week, then we had the hurricane on Sunday night/ Monday so since then I have been fixing fences and working on fish pond overflow pipes, etc, also had to go over to my hunting/fishing camp over on the coast about 20 miles North of where Debbie made landfall and do some cleanup, but my camp survived another hurricane without any structural damage, just debris and fallen trees to cleanup and refrigerator/freezer to clean out because of no power, so hopefully we will get back to normal this coming up week. Thanks for checking. Charlie.
