Posted by farmer boy on January 01, 2008 at 19:21:26 from (216.129.11.29):
In Reply to: Temporary shelters posted by dr.sportster on January 01, 2008 at 07:11:41:
I'm a little late replying to this but some of those buildings are well built. We own a 30x50 open ends that has been used for sawdust and hay storage and storing a few wagons for nearly 10 years and the only damage that it has suffered has been from us not paying attention #1 backed a wagon in sideways and hit side #2 we weren't home and sawdust came and the driver had to pull wagon and hit the end where is hangs over #3 we store hay elevator on top of the bales some years and pushed it in too far and it hit the far side where the material hangs over. Cover-All brand
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