Posted by newter haven on October 01, 2009 at 19:17:06 from (72.172.220.145):
In Reply to: OT - pole barn posted by Belcain on October 01, 2009 at 18:35:00:
Tarring the posts doesn't sound like a bad idea, four feet deep is plenty deep, too. I've set three pole barns on posts with one bag of crete per hole, that goes in first, and then two minus packed on that. The last one was put on peers, because of soil conditions, it was by far the easiest to put up as things were so much more square, and the next one will be put up on peers again, or foundation, because everthing goes together easier when squared and level. The difference is time and money (labor). The next one will be peered or foundation sidewall. Good luck.
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