I have an old hip roofed shed that was built for machinery back when. Now it if full and I could use a shed/shop of about 60x80 then a lean to on each side of that. Or another shed to put equipment in. It would need to be either long and narrow to park only one item deep ot wide enough to pull in and park things like grain carts or tractors and wagons if not that wide then long enough to park 2 tractors with wagons end to end and wide enough to park the combine in beside them. If I built a new shop/shed it would have to have 18 foot clearance under the plates we built a pole barn back ijn the 60's with 12 foot under the plates and the guys thought it was to high then we built another one the same height only it was a 40x80 and in the 80's I added another 20 feet to it on the west end. It is now to low to get the tallest things like the combines and disc in. Since things seem to just keep getting taller I guess the 18 feet will hold me for the time I would need it.
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