I will indeed be careful of that line. I have found in general that it works best for me to keep the metal panels down flat on the roof when I am moving them around so that the wind doesn't grab them, and in this case I will have an even better reason not to stand them up. Most of the roof will be galvanized, though there will be one part with some white and brown panels that are left from a bunch I bought at auction in 2012. I had been going to reuse the old metal but the people who built the pole barn put 8 screws in each furring strip on each panel and the furring strips were randomly overlapped so it would have been really hard to line up all of the old holes. I found a deal on Craigslist for 25 12' panels for $350 and I was able to sell 600' of the old roofing for $500, so it'll only cost about an extra $300-350 to have new roofing. Zach
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