If the garage door is located on the end-wall (24ft direction) you might consider a low overhead kit and replace original door with a torsion spring 8'-6" tall door. If located on the sidewall the header may keep you from gaining height.In that case you might consider installing a sliding endwall door for the tractor as you can have a full 9ft clearance as no header is needed & your track board is attached to the exterior. In addition to what RKT said, another red flag here is that the building is 9ft which might mean the original poles are only 12ft long with only 3ft is in the ground - assuming original building spot was perfectly on grade. Increasing building height with only 4x6 poles seems pretty risky for wind loads. I'd bet the poles only had .40 cca treatment rather than .60 cca, too.
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