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Posted by old on January 03, 2006 at 17:35:45 from (4.245.9.161):
In Reply to: tractor shed posted by chuck t on January 03, 2006 at 16:26:39:
What part of Missouri?? I'm also in Missouri. Around here we put posts in at least 18 inches but 24-36 inches would be better since your useing telephone poles and they are heavy. You will find that 12 foot on the high side will work for most things but can be low for somethings depending on what you have. I just built a new pole shed this fall for a few of my tractors and its 14 foot tall at the high side and 10 foot on the low side. If your below I-70 snow loads aren't very bad but if upbove I-70 they get worse.
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