Recent content by 97firehawk

That’s what I thought too. Was just wondering. It’s a 20a fuse for the current garage and I’d be running all sorts of tools inside of the barn. I think I’ll just bite the bullet and trench to the main and run a new service to it. I definelty don’t want to constantly trip breakers by running one...

Hello everyone- I have a question and would like some input on this. I built my 26x32 polebarn in February and I am finally at a point now where I am ready to get it wired up for power. My question is would I be able to take an existing outlet from inside my current garage and use it to get...

Today’s update 4/9 Concrete contractor was here prepping the site to pour the floor and outside pad that I wanted. They’ll be back tomorrow to do the pour and finish work.

I don’t know what the roof pitch is unfortunately. My builder didn’t give me those specs. All he needed was the size that I wanted. I gave him the freedom to make those decisions. I was on a waiting list with him for almost a year.

Thanks Gina! Well it’ll house my atv, mower and my 1997 Pontiac Firehawk #111 of 116. I am out of room in my current 2 1/2 car garage. I also do detailing on the side and am looking to add a 2 post lift in the garage...at some point. Lol.

Update: Excavation is done. They hauled 30 yards of crushed asphalt in after they tore out the sod. Then followed up with 30 yards of sand. And did a lot of work building up the West wall that has the largest gap. Up next is 4” of concrete and then I have to order the 16x8 door. Progress....

Thanks! I updated my profile.

I thought about making the wall thicker on that end. I am going to be tearing out the sod and topsoil and will be putting down sand before the concrete.

Thank you!!! It’s definitely a work in progress

Hello everyone. This is my first post here. I have gotten a lot of ideas in the past from here and now I’ve gone bigger than my current 2 1/2 car garage. Last month I had a 26x32 pole barn built on my property. Where I originally wanted to build would have required a ton of fill and grading...