Posted by RBoots on December 31, 2015 at 08:28:08 from (173.241.113.102):
In Reply to: Corn Crib building posted by cumminspuller on December 31, 2015 at 06:41:25:
Dad and I gave ours away 2 years ago, we didn't use it and it was in the way. We put a free sign on it, and everyone wanted it. But, they also wanted us to move it or borrow our truck, trailer, equipment to move it. No way, if you want it, you move it. We had a bridge project going on down the road, so the neighbor paid them to bring their big loader down with forks and they lifted it and took it away. It was a "traditional" styled corncrib I guess you would call it. 5' wide at the bottom, tapered up to 8' at where it met the underside of the peaked roof. 18' long, and 12' from the floor to the peak of the roof. And very heavy.
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