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Ain't that a foot or 2 too short for those stack unloading wagons as they pivot back? Sure would be a waste of money to put up a $10,000 shed you can't use.... 30 foot I think comes out real bad for the width as well, you want a multiple of the wagon plus several feet, don't want it too crowded to back in the last width. Takes a little more planning to make a building match those bale wagons. Normally I'm with you, a metal covered building is the way to go, but for hay those covered ones are very popular, get a good volume for the price which is what you need on hay. Sort of a temp price for a semi-permanant building that may be off the tax rolls, depending on your location..... I haven't run a NH wagon, so I'm no help, but talk with those who have to see what size fits so you can use the whole building. Would you have a tall loader & claw to pack more bales on top of each stack, use all the height a tarp building gives you? More fuss, but makes the tarp building more ecconomical yet than a metal one for this use. --->Paul
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