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topsoil should not be used as fill

I measured where my existing hangers were located and built new ones out of that multi hole angle stuff that went on the flat between the ribs. Also stretched a 2x6 backer between the trusses to give me a little wiggle room on the mount. remember if you ever plan on adding an opener put a backer...

LOL you need to get out more. Corn, Beans and Chickens is what DELMARVAS (eastern shore Md.,DE.and eastern shore of Va.) all about

Nice, really nice. I'm not to far from you over near Church Hill Md. Did you see that the Faisons who own the car auction in Felton are building a new 1/4 mile dirt race track behind the auction.

A slight variation on CJMs idea, bracket top and bottom that a flatbar that slides thru across the drawers also works well.

They will bring a "pod" to your location and you load it , then they pick it up and deliver it to a different location. just google pods there are several variations of this system arround the country I agree with everyone else take your stuff the day you leave. if you expect to save your...

^^^^^ditto^^^^^

What your describing is not a "pole barn" . A pole barn is 6x6 (usually) poles sunk into the ground that go all the way to the rim joist that the trusses sit on, there are no wall studs. If there pouring a slab and then building up from there its a conventional slab on grade building...

spray foam is best but highest in cost. My neighbor ripped sheets a foamboard to place horizontally between the purlins and then sandwiched full size sheets vertically over that. I only insulated a wing of my building had 4" foam sprayed on walls and blew 12" of cellulouse onto the...

pvc, expensive but permanent

Remember if you put the lift in the middle of one of your wide bays that really limits your space to pull thru. My main shop is only 24' wide and the lift is centered , theres only 8' between posts with less on floor with arms attached so getting my box truck or 8'6" wide dump trailer thru there...

I used a quick connect on my hose whip , with a new ****** and a new QC it not likely to leak for years, mine hasnt! Where QC's leak is usually on the ends we use because the end of the ****** gets dinged up then it wears the rubber washer and starts a leak. Those wanting hose to attach there...

Keep checking with spray foam installers theres a process they do to add foam to existing insulation.

I stopped using caster wheels years ago.What I did was buy a pallet jack, anything you want to move is easily adapted and weight is no issue.

I have never seen a pole barn with 8' between trusses, are you sure that "any storage" is permitted with that set up. I just put a ceiling up in my 24x32 -4ft OC using what they call liner metal (same gauge as walls but thinner paint) and it holds insulation just fine.