[Farmall] Only Slightly off topic: Shop and Storage building forFarmall Tractors

[Larry L Hardesty]

Larry Hardesty, Ph.D.
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Calvin T. Ryan Library
University of Nebraska at Kearney
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Kearney, Nebraska 68849-2240
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Jerry,   Thanks very much.   Good information.

Larry

Larry, having help biuld 100's and installed overhead doors in 1000's of 
polebarn, here is what I've found that helps alot, made sure the site in 
good and level, saves on fill, that the roof grew put insulation under the 

roof tin..stops sweating..I've seen building drip like rain on H& H days, 
I 
would only put a 10x10 door in the shop to the outside and a 12x14 or 
14x14 
from the shop to the storage area then a 12x14 or 14x14 from the storage 
area to the outside ...saves on shop heat whae moving equipment in the 
winter...do any thing you think you can handle yourself...with 14' high 
doors you will need 16' clear to the eves...not to the bottom of the 
overhang but to the bottom trusses...you need 15" clear over the headers 
of 
the doors...and openers that you will want for that size doors...I can get 

you some local pricing if you need ..I retired my business about 4 yr ago 
( const & doors)..hope this helps, please will me know if you need more 
info
Jerry NW Ohio
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University of Nebraska at Kearney<br>
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308-865-8722 fax<br>
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">Jerry,   Thanks very much.  
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<br><font size=2><tt>Larry, having help biuld 100's and installed overhead
doors in 1000's of <br>
polebarn, here is what I've found that helps alot, made sure the site in
<br>
good and level, saves on fill, that the roof grew put insulation under
the <br>
roof tin..stops sweating..I've seen building drip like rain on H& H
days, I <br>
would only put a 10x10 door in the shop to the outside and a 12x14 or 14x14
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from the shop to the storage area then a 12x14 or 14x14 from the storage
<br>
area to the outside ...saves on shop heat whae moving equipment in the
<br>
winter...do any thing you think you can handle yourself...with 14' high
<br>
doors you will need 16' clear to the eves...not to the bottom of the <br>
overhang but to the bottom trusses...you need 15" clear over the headers
of <br>
the doors...and openers that you will want for that size doors...I can
get <br>
you some local pricing if you need ..I retired my business about 4 yr ago
<br>
( const & doors)..hope this helps, please will me know if you need
more info<br>
Jerry NW Ohio<br>
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