Posted by Donald Lehman on December 21, 2017 at 06:54:50 from (172.79.132.195):
In Reply to: If all goes well posted by larry@stinescorner on December 21, 2017 at 06:28:21:
If it was me, Larry, I would build the pole barn to store all of the equipment. Make it big enough to access all of the implements without constantly moving stuff around. Build a repair shop attached to the pole barn with enough room to work on the biggest equipment you have comfortably, but still small enough so as not to cost half of the GNP to heat the darn thing. I'd build a second floor to the pole barn to store all of the occasionally used "stuff". I would also build a trap door in the second floor and install an electric winch to utilize some kind of basket to raise and lower the heavy or hard to handle "stuff" into and out of the second floor. I'd consider a "broom closet" off from the heated part of the shop so you can store lubricants and such so they wouldn't pour like cold molasses when they are needed.
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