My doors are 15-9 high, and just over 23 wide - they call it a 24 foot door but its not.
On the old 11 foot high shed dad had, I had to let the air out of the Gleaner combine F3 to get in.
The over 15 foot high looked huge, my M3 clears easily, but - when I have the bale basket piled high (it stands right around 11 feet empty) and a rain is 2 miles away, it just clears the door.....
I find I make 4 long 'bays' out of mine,front to back. This gives me 11.5 feet wide bays. Lot of my equipment turns out to be 13-14 feet wide........ Ah well.
Sure is nice to have tho. In harvest some equipment might sit outside to get the fresh crop under cover, but the second year I had it, finished combining at 12:30am, inch of rain with snow following was to be coming by daybreak. Got 2 loads of ear corn, 4 gravity boxes of shell corn, two farm trucks of shell corn, and the combine full inside. Was after 3:00 that morning until I got it packed away, but sure was happy the next day when the forecast was more than right.....
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