I just built the same lean to on my 40' shed with 10' roof.
I used the existing header from the shed and screwed hangers to it through the tin. The existing header (2X10) was only nailed to the 6X6 posts - I added one 1/2 carriage head bolt at each post (5) to keep the header from pulling away from the posts and added a lag screw. The wall I added I used 6X6 posts on 10' centers and a double header (2x8) with both lag screws and a single 1/2" carriage head bolt to hold it to the posts. I ran 2X6 20" apart and used hangers on both of the double headers to hold in place (all screwed). I then screwed 2X4 nailers on 20" centers to the 2X6s and then screwed the tin to the nailers. The span is 12' wide and I have a 2' 6" drop over the 12' span - it appears to match the slope of the existing shed.
The dimensions are similar to the existing shed only everything I did was screwed and the original construction is all nailed (except the tin).
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