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Old 12-01-2014, 03:58 PM
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Haven't been on here as much lately and this is why. Been occupied with getting this done before winter. Got it wired now just have to hang lights and put my pallet racking in yet. It's coming! More Cub storage!!
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Looks to be pretty decent sized( I'm guessing 30x60?) I wish I could put up a building like that but I don't own where I live.
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It's only 24 x 40 Tim. I wanted to go bigger but this was the last size to get me under the limit so I didn't have to deal with inspections. They are a pain in the you know what!
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It's only 24 x 40 Tim. I wanted to go bigger but this was the last size to get me under the limit so I didn't have to deal with inspections. They are a pain in the you know what!
OK, that's still a good sized building. Congrats.
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It's only 24 x 40 Tim. I wanted to go bigger but this was the last size to get me under the limit so I didn't have to deal with inspections. They are a pain in the you know what!
That is big mike, I thought mine was big. nice looking building.
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About 8 years ago I built my workshop garage and it was a PITA dealing and paying for inspections so I told myself I wouldn't do it again.
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Thanks Tim and Nick!
Next spring it might be getting a lean to off the lower side though.
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Very nice Mike! I think we will wait till spring to come see it in person!
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It's only 24 x 40 Tim. I wanted to go bigger but this was the last size to get me under the limit so I didn't have to deal with inspections. They are a pain in the you know what!
Hi Mike, you mean you have to deal with inspections on an ag building? Looks like a nice place for santa's sleigh and some reindeer. Mike
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Very nice, Mike.
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