Justin SE IOWA
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Put a new roof on my barn this weekend. SOOO glad this project is done!
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Fergienewbee
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Looks like a nice job but I'll bet that metal is slick.
Larry
Larry
larry@stinescorner
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really nice!!
Dennis in NC
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love the barn , how many tractors could fit .
Justin SE IOWA
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I built that lean-too this last month. No tractors in the barn! Wife has 3 horses in there and the rest is hay storage.
johndeere720diesel
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Yeah I remember that fun. Did mine last year full sheets.
Before
After
Before
After
fixerupper
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Nice job. A steel roof really dresses up an old barn. The barn looks straight and square from my perspective.
One bit of advice, if there's fresh snow on the roof, make sure you're ready to run when you slam a side door. I made that mistake after I put new 27' sheets on my barn. I wish I would have had my hood up. Jim
One bit of advice, if there's fresh snow on the roof, make sure you're ready to run when you slam a side door. I made that mistake after I put new 27' sheets on my barn. I wish I would have had my hood up. Jim
Justin SE IOWA
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Yeah it is! Do you live close to me?
Jay NY had some real good serious advice; snow or ICE sliding off. You might be amazed. It'll sometimes build up, and just sit there, and SUDDENLY come crashing off. If it's ice, it'll sometmes come off like dropping the hammer, a 4" sled of ice at 100 miles an hour. You can buy snow stop clips, they go on to hold the ice sled as it melts.
Anonymous-0
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One winter snow never came off until spring, over 5
feet when it did it was up to the eves 10 feet high
and dozer was in the barn!! Pushed as much as I
could with my truck then pushed out with dozer not a
lot of room over cab so had to get it all.
If you go with snow catchers get a layout from
your supplier as too few will not hold the snow and
break off. Snow catchers aren't cheap.
feet when it did it was up to the eves 10 feet high
and dozer was in the barn!! Pushed as much as I
could with my truck then pushed out with dozer not a
lot of room over cab so had to get it all.
If you go with snow catchers get a layout from
your supplier as too few will not hold the snow and
break off. Snow catchers aren't cheap.
Nancy Howell
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BTDT, twice.
Sept. 29, 2011 - after the massive drought, T-storm peeled part of the roof off our barn in Dallas. James & I repaired it ourselves.
After nearly sliding off twice, I told him that was the last time I was going to work on a steep roof.
Sept. 29, 2011 - after the massive drought, T-storm peeled part of the roof off our barn in Dallas. James & I repaired it ourselves.
After nearly sliding off twice, I told him that was the last time I was going to work on a steep roof.
Justin SE IOWA
Member
I live north of Oskaloosa
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