I have had the fortune of salvaging several barns and have several more in the spring. I have barn beams up to 10″ x 10″ x 40′, many hand hewn, knee braces, lightening rods, grounding cable, siding… If you want compolete bents match marked I can arrange that prior to take down. Some floor joists are BLACK WALNUT bark attached.
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would like to know where you are geographically
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I am in Central Michigan. If there is something that you want I can make trucking arrangements. If you are looking for some complete bents then I can leave some match marks on the next barn we take down. I have 2 very large barns for the spring scheduled.
CTB
Edited 11/26/2004 8:58 am ET by pilgrim
We gotta talk.[email protected]
I am in KY, have a truck.
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Is dismantling barns something you expect to be doing for long? I'm not in a position to need any timbers like these now, but I can see it in the future.
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Homebase as in the big box Homebase????
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