I straightened out a small barn with a steel cable and chain hoist. You need to be careful as a warped old beam will not bend back, but crack. If the lean is due to lose joints, it is much easier to straighten it out then bolt or brace them solid again. I have saved all the buildings on our place and am very happy I did. It is alot of work and sometimes seems harder than starting all over, but it also gives alot of satisfaction. In our case, it saved money as we replaced roofs with new metal and generally used old lumber for the wood repairs. Here in the east, a barn is doomed if the roof starts leaking. So, we did the roofs first and worked down. We saved 4 buildings on our place and taxes stayed the same. We put up a new pole barn and taxes went up immediately. You decide.
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