Posted by LOU from Wi. on October 26, 2009 at 08:04:36 from (174.124.65.225):
I could use expert advice on a couple of questions. 1St. Thinking about an oversized Loafing shed for the 706. Something that the tax collector can"t charge us (to pay off the national dept)because it will be movable on skids. Wanting information on using flat trusses spaced 24" oc. Bldg will be 24 ft in length X 20Ft in width X 12 ft high at the rear. Sloaping (I Think) is 1"for every 10 ft. Is that correct? 2nd question.What kind of door,or doors ? Can"t use overhead doors with garage door opener,because shed will be movable. WE got so much machieniery now in the garage,so the shed will hold tractor, bobcat, log splitter and other small mowers.etc. Thinking of using log splitter to sink cleats in truss assembly. What is the opinions . Would appreciate GOOD SOUND ADVICE.Pictures would be of great help if you folks have em for this type of Structure!! Thanks in advance. LOU
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