I have three different barns that I drive into . all three are built into a hill side with a stable under the hay mow . Two of the old barns were built in the old post and beam style from one hundred years ago. the other barn was built in 2000. The new barn has 2 inch floor joist on edge on 12 inch centers , with 1/2 inch plywood , and that is covered with two inch plank. I have driven a 10,000 lb tractor in the upstairs on the new barn . Not so brave with the old barns . If the floor has only 1 inch boards , I would cove them with 2 inch plank , you can leave a gap between the plank of about 2 inches , so a skid steer tire will always be on two planks at any one time . I have had a dry rotted floor board break out under me before in one of the old bans , wakes you up. That was when I started putting down plank , lol. if you can't drive into the upstairs of your barn , I don't see how you could do this either.
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