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Talk to "soundguy" on ntractorclub.com. He has one.

That's a long way from the house. If you need something from the shed it'll be a hike to get there. Brian

In my case the 63ft is from 7 posts on 9ft centers. That's the way the plans were. I don't recall how/why it came out that way. Brian

Here are pix of our Menard's build from '06. Love it. No problems. Just did the concrete last week. I'm in heaven. Ours is 40'x63'x14'. Amazing how quickly it fills up. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v216/prd2hnt/building/#!cpZZ1QQtppZZ24 Brian

'48 Ford with Arps dozer blade <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v216/prd2hnt/?action=view&current=IMAG0311.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v216/prd2hnt/IMAG0311.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

Here are pictures of the patio we put in this summer. Pavers from Menards. 3 sizes, 3 colors. We calculated percentages of colors and sizes and only brought the correct number over from the pallets so that the mix would be correct. We love it.

Been lurking here for quite a while. Great site. I put up a 40x63 pole barn a couple of years ago. This spring is the time to complete to interior. The plan is to put a 20x28 shop in one corner for year-round use. I work primarily on older Ford tractors and implements so the shop doesn't have...

Thanks guys. That's the confirmation I was looking for. Brian

OK. So here is what I am thinking. I have a 40x63 pole barn I will be building a shop in next spring. The "shop" will be approx 20x25 in one corner. I don't want to use one of my windows or cut a whole in the steel for a window unit as the only 2 sides available are the 2 sides seen from the...

What part of town are you in? We lived out by Lake Zorinsky for 13 years. Now we are south of Blair. Brian

I'm beginning to lay out the electric for my pole barn. I plan to post the diagram here for comments later in the week. First some background. 60x40 building with a 20x30 "shop" inside. I work on small tractors, "Ford N series", among other things. I won't have need for a lift etc. Just basic...

Any update Chevyguy?

Lurked around for a while now. Lots of good info. Wanted to run something by all the great minds here. A buddy mentioned reading somewhere about using ground heat to keep a Nebraska driveway clear, to the extent possible, of snow and ice. The idea is to drill a 6 inch hole down below the frost...

Looks great. How long a bow shot can you get in there? How much stuff do you have to move to be able to shoot?

Not sure what part of IA you are in, but you might take a look at the kits from Menards. They are from Midwest Manufacturing. We put one up outside Omaha last fall. Comes with everything, for the most part. Here is a link to our project. It is 40x63x14...

Here are pix of my 40x60 pole barn from last fall. Brian http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v216/prd2hnt/building/

I was given a Speedaire air compressor. Looks like it was made in '89. Needed a new 2 hp motor, tighten some connections, works great. All I have been able to find out about it is that it puts out 6 cfm at 125 psi. (according to a listing on Grainger, now discontinued) On many spec sheets I...

I am planning on putting up a pole barn this spring. It will be in a rural setting in Nebraska (hot and cold). It will likely be a 40x60 with 14' ft walls. The building will only have a condensation blanket under the roof. The building will be used to store a pontoon boat, tractor and assorted...

Thanks guys. I thought the rest of the building would be big enough to deal with the heat issue. There will also be a window near the a/c exhaust if necessary. Working on the rest of the design, winter heat, high and shape of the work bench, location of the air compressor etc, etc etc. Lots of...

I am going to put up a 40x60 polebarn this spring. Inside I am going to build a 20x20 shop. I figure a small window a/c unit will be enough for the summer days here in NE. My question is can I mount the window unit so it's exhaust is in the pole barn itself? Id' llike to avoid having the...