One thing to do is when you think it is high enough ad 2 feet it will still be to low in a few years. I can remember when dad built the 40x80 pole barn in the 70's the guys complained when dad told them he wanted 12FT under the plates. They couldn't under stand that. Now it is not high enough for half the equipment. We have it all scattered at 3 places some where it will go in and the rest where it is last used or is needed during the winter. My brother has a 60x70 with 2 old cow barns at one place. Then a 60x70 with another 40x60 at his home place the 40x60 is only about 10Ft high. Sucks to get much in it. The other has a 15Ft height works good for the combine and bigger tractors. The 60x70 at his other place is 14FT high so the combine can be put in there during the night and for winter if it is there. I have a 32x48 old hip roof shed.
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