The last Barn. (maybe)

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Tractor should be nice and warm for winter.
I have not decided how to finish this room yet but I'm leaning towards 1x12x10s (Douglas fir)

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Foam changes everything!!! That's going to be a really nice place for your tractor.
 
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I'm thinking of getting my barn project "foamed". Did they scrape it to match the thickness of the 2x6's? What'd they charge 'ya?
 
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gstrom99 said:
I'm thinking of getting my barn project "foamed". Did they scrape it to match the thickness of the 2x6's? What'd they charge 'ya?
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Yes, they scrapped it to match the 2x6s.
Total job was $4805 which in my opinion was very high but everything is high now days. Thanks Brandon.
 
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Here's a picture of the wood storage area. Ready for wood now.
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Somehow I missed this thread. Glad I found it. Awesome work. Awesome documentation. Appreciate it very much Lynn.

My Son is hiring a building done. 96x36x16. Will be a mechanic shop. I did all the dirt work and outside service burial. When the builder gets done I'll wire it. As slow as he is it'll be past Halloween. Hydronic floor heat so I can't complain.

Thank you very much as always for great narrative and pics!!!! :)
 
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First thing is to get some dirt on that log splitter, I hate clean equipment.;)
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OK, the log splitter is brand new. I do have a load of logs coming. (hopefully) In the past I had to do it the manual way, the axe and trust me it looks used. :) I can't wait to get the splitter going. I should have enough wood to fill that space plus some.
 
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ovrszd said:
Somehow I missed this thread. Glad I found it. Awesome work. Awesome documentation. Appreciate it very much Lynn.

My Son is hiring a building done. 96x36x16. Will be a mechanic shop. I did all the dirt work and outside service burial. When the builder gets done I'll wire it. As slow as he is it'll be past Halloween. Hydronic floor heat so I can't complain.

Thank you very much as always for great narrative and pics!!!! :)
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Look forward to seeing progress on your sons shop.
I just got main power into the barn and it sure is nice. I've been using an extension cord coming off the house.
 
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