unintended consequences
A few years ago we bit the bullet and built a machine shed/camper shed, aka: pole barn, that could be built without permits and have some flexibility as to occupants. The only requirements were at lea...
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It is already muddy in there after the incessant rain and snow we've had. I left a dip in the middle which has turned into a little water hole. Our abode is at 4114 feet on the West Slope and this is looking to be a record rainfall season. To date, the weather station records 86.2 inches of precip and that which fell as snow was not really calc-ed accurately.
I keep the TC a bit to the pass side with the mirrors folded in, hubs on, when entering to give me a bit more room. I park in an exact location so as to allow the door to open wider between the 2x6 studs. Then it's buns and belly squeezing along the TC in and out of the studs to exit.
Bottom line: if i knew then what I know now I would have just paid a lot more for larger dimensions for the 'pole barn' than I did.
jefe
I keep the TC a bit to the pass side with the mirrors folded in, hubs on, when entering to give me a bit more room. I park in an exact location so as to allow the door to open wider between the 2x6 studs. Then it's buns and belly squeezing along the TC in and out of the studs to exit.
Bottom line: if i knew then what I know now I would have just paid a lot more for larger dimensions for the 'pole barn' than I did.
jefe
