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THE BARN IS UP, BUILT IN UNDER 4 HOURS A 24X36 STEEL BUILDING V/S POLE BARN PRO/CONS
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2017
- Today's Vlog: THE BARN IS UP, BUILT IN UNDER 4 HOURS A 26X36 STEEL BUILDING V/S POLE BARN PRO/CONS. Hope you enjoy and learn a little bit along the way !
Sad day in a free country that you need a permit which is short for permission to build a building on your own piece of land, I don’t think our founding fathers would think that was a very free country.
Love the show though.
Happy trails
Luke
Don't even get me started....the county wants us to send a list of pets so they can tax them.....come off it!! Ridiculous!
Stoney Ridge Farmer
Doesn’t sound like a free country to me.
In my county, you cant have a storage building until you build a house ! Thats another reason why I moved to the Carribean. Not the main reason. Here if you don’t build it right. The hurricane will inspect your house for free .
Timmyjimmy Pingpong unfortunately you’re correct. And power corrupts.
Timmyjimmy Pingpong
Could you explain how they protect your investment?
I am a state legislator here in North Dakota and I am very curious why you would say something like that. You protect your investment by having an inspection done before you purchase a piece of property. That protects your investment, not government. To marry my daughter or to hunt on my land you need permission, to carry a gun, or build a building on your own private property, you do not need permission, maybe in Russia or China, but not in a free country.
I put one of the older styles up 15 yrs ago up where we get heavy snow fall and non stop freeze and thaw early and late in the winter. They were dirt cheap and as you pointed out a simple quick fix. I can honestly say it has held up well and I see yours has a few upgrades in design that take care of the one slight weakness mine has. After 15 yrs and who know how many times its had 16 inches of heavy wet snow laying on the roof panels they are slightly bowed at the seams , not bad enough to leak but deformed non the less.. I think I spent 2600 for a 18 x 32 that has kept my boat dry and will continue to for a few more yrs. Its called bang for the buck around here.
All your equipments will be so lasting....good job Josh.....May God bless you more with your works...
it's a pity he did not take his face out of the camera
Absolutely correct, keep eyes on all of your projects! Really enjoy watching your Videos, Thanks!
These videos are awesome man!! I've watched a dozen or so and your explanations are beyond thorough! Everything from tractors to RTVs to raising and killing chickens. I just bought a 20acre plot not too far from you up in Goochland, VA. Can't wait to get to work on it and build our dream farm! God bless you man. Keep putting out the great content!!
I love to watch work crews who know what they're doing. I had a fence done that way and new shingles on my roof also done that way. I was very satisfied both times.
I got the 24 by 34 one with 8 foot walls the pebble Bash and white roof those were the same three guys that install mine they do good work they are fast nice building keep the videos coming
Where do you get one of these? I'm in Ontario Canada and would LOVE one
Ray is one of the guys that installed my building in Oklahoma! He gets around doesn't he!
Thank you For Sharing, Nice to See Ray Living the American Dream, I Did
I have two of those building, a little bit smaller, and I think it took 45 minutes from the time that they got everything laid out to when they put the last screws in on the roof. I just sat there and sipped coffee and watched in awe.
a little tip for anyone who gets a carport like this one. At the top, the very peak inside. You have a triangle opening. I had to cover mine with some metal tape due to birds nesting in these. The little baby chicks will poop all over anything under these openings if birds are nesting in that area. not all carports or sheds have these braces. this gives the building great strength.
Great tip, thank you!
I have a 24 x 21 x 9 - vertical roof, sides, and gables...12 ga certified...theres only about 3 feet between my vertical square tubing... about 4 yrs ago, and they did a great job...I closed the back myself using 5/8 cement form rods in the ground...3/4 EMT conduit on them, and attached the EMT at the top with aluminum brackets...then used Harbor Freight Silver tarps, pulling tight with bungees...keeps out snow and rain...weve had 60 -70 mph winds last winter and I had no problems...snow slides right off the verticle roof...I'd never get the Boxed Eave for this reason...
dave s I would love to see pics of how you did your tarps.
@@Paul-us1vw will take some pics tmro...
dave s are the photos up to see on youtube somewhere of how you did the tarps?
Great vid, fast, informative, to the point!! Cudos to the installation crew ...
Very nice Josh! I have been researching these buildings for my next homestead. You, Dutch, and Armsfamilyhomestead have some sweet setups. I can’t wait til this assignment is up so I can get out to the new property and roll up my sleeves and get started!
Good times for sure...soon I'll be putting up a pole barn for hay!!
I also purchased a Carolina Shed. It is 12 x30 The shed sits on a concrete slab. I have room for lawn equipment along with the boat. The guys said they would arrive around 4 pm to build the shed. They arrived about 3:30 and were gone by 6 pm.
Finally a great video that explains everything you wanted to know.
Thanks buddy
I had one installed about 8 years ago, only problem I have had is the screws on the gable supports will loosened up over time from the wind etc.. I used loctite on the screws and that solved the problem. They are nice little buildings for the price.
Looks great. I had a 18x21 certified done last month. Thanks for your videos. Wish i had your video skills.
Shoot just grab a camera and roll !!
versa tube was the ad that played before the video..excellent marketing on their part...great video congrats!
lol thanks...I guess youtube knows what they are doing..I think the ads are populated from my key words
Brother, we have been watching y'alls channel from the beginning. In fact, this video you created on your steel barn / building was what made me decide to put up a steel building / carport to hold my tractors and mini excavator, as opposed to a wooden one. The wooden one may come later. I shot a video of it going up, and today I actually posted it to our new youtube channel. I threw your name in the title because you actually did inspire me to go this route. I hope that's not creepy, man. Thanks and keep representing NC with the great content.
What size building you order
Do you also film a video?
@@santiagodominguez2522 Yes sir. My carport building is 20' wide, 36' long and 12' tall....14.5' to the roof pitch.
Looks like the same crew that put up my 18x21 with 9 foot sides, 6 years ago. 5 hours and done!
MB BAR RANCH
Good job, Rey and crew! I need one if those! A man can never have enough roofs on his place to store all his stuff. I'm a few shy now.
Hi.... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
i lived the same dream,but only 41 acres,in s,west ky right on the ky tn line,i need a building and this vid showed me what i need,...thanks...
Maaan, you just helped me because I assumed a building like this would cost me 15-20k 😊 now I have a reachable goal for my property.
i had a smaller 18x21 3 sided carport built. the mexicans showed up with about a 1/2 hr sun left! they built it with flashlights in there mouths! lol i was skeptical about it. the next day i couldnt find any mistakes they did a fine job! i think it was about 2200 dollars 8 yrs ago
Nice
Great job and a hard working crew.
Can you ever have enough barns or shed on your land.... NEVER.
Love the channel. Keep up the good work.
Just purchased a 20x40x12 but closed the back and sides now I'm seeing yours and kinda wishing would have left back open :)
Very informative. I’m trying to figure out right now what I’m gonna build. I need about 16 x 20. Thanks for the video. BTW, I’m in NC as well.
This is an inexpensive way to get your equipment under cover for sure.....let me be the first to tell ya...go wider than 16 if you can....16ft is tight
The ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxS-P9OAq3v4HNpPFqYFWNEq9A-E_PbZIN are indeed helpful, and the product is entirely promising if you are looking forward to building a single shed in your home It is entirely different from the other havoc packages that we usually see online and therefore it is such a package beyond expectations!
you can order with "bubble wrap" style insulation which helps with condensation
Love the property and the barn
Thanks Hector!
What’s the name of the company you bought the steel carport for your tractors?
Wow comments are tough on ya here. Barn/shed/carport. Who cares! Still have a covered area for various stuff
Lol....yep welcome to the good ol social media...most people are nice....funny how the troll comments get highlighted ....not by me
Good that you include the price information. Now 4 years and four months ago.
Great Video! Think i'm about to bite the bullet and get me one of these for my tractor!
You better hope a strong wind doesn't come along, 150 mph winds. That would be a stretch
looks great Ray, aw, could you move it a foot to the right.
Thanks for video
Love your barn
I like it alot
Beautiful!
Haha Ray looks like he's loving life and enjoys what he does!
LOOKS GOOD MAN, I NEED ONE OF THOSE.
First class building .
You are very humble sir . The American dream
Nice building !!! I love mine 24 ×36 garage 3 Rollup doors
is yours enclosed? what is rollup doors? Where do you purchase this stuff?
@@joeebanks646 depending on the city
The carports are cheaper you can side them yourself later mine i have 4x4 post in the ground for wind i like it i am going to put up more also my gable end i finished it out with hardwood oak 1.1/2 thick cheap
1:42 Listening to the narration, then all the sudden in the background a piece of building comes flying out from the truck with a bang. Haha
LOL.....see...Real Live Action!!! Woooooo!!
I seen that too and started dying laughing. The best part was that segment was about "taking care of your equipment" as the building goes flying around the background. Lol. Good stuff.
Hey brother!, I really enjoy your videos. Very informative for a simple guy like myself. Keep up the great work.
Yes sir! Thanks!
Nice... Didn't plan to, but just subscribed. Building looks great, I might have to get one for tractor and camper storage...
Welcome to the channel!
I need one of these Josh. Planning for one this fall or early next spring. Thanks for sharing this buddy.
Love these buildings!
I need one of those for my chickens lol
Yea no doubt
I was thinking the same thing. They'd have PLENTY of room.
I hate to say it but legal immigrants know more about America and live like Proper Americans more than a lot of folks that have been here for generations.
With that said, no, we are not a nation of immigrants. We are a nation of settlers. We are here because its a place to be free to be the best you can be.
Not a place of people that eventually settle once its established and feed off the backs of those that came here to build and make something of themselves...
🇺🇸 🍻
Settlers didn't come to New York in the late 1800s my friend....I would say we were a nation of settlers in the past, but unless we are of Native heritage, we are all immigrants in one way or another. How soon we forget that we took what we wanted from a culture of more privative people and stuffed them onto reservations....what goes around comes around doesn't it! I'm not sure how this country would function without it's Hispanic labor force....but I agree...anyone that comes here should be here legally in our modern society
Glad to see you got your building.
Dang,,,
Installed by Pedro.
Nice bldg.
As a structural engineer, I dont see how the base tensile calcs allow for a 150 mph rotation force.
Who supplied the building ?
Rotation force? Is it in a washing machine mr engineer?
Great work, I wonder if something similar could be done for a residential house.
I've honestly seen it done and it worked!
Great job & price. Here in Australia it would cost the same amount for a single car port.
We're happy with the purchase for sure.....here is a lesson learned....face your building east to west...not north to south....it will get more sunshine and the floor will dry quicker
Great 👍 job sr
Thanks Jack
Good job 👍 They gotta it donne . Much respect for Mexicans hard workers.
Very nice 👍
you really like those air quotes lol
I had 24x30 garage put up from the same company I should have made it 24x40!. So I extended it so I have 2 full size trucks on one side and my mustang and bobcat on the other side along with all my tools!, everything else is in a 40x60 pole barn!. It was cold and snowing when they put mine up after a day in a half it was done, one hell of a job!! I bought them good hot pizza before they left!. I will never put up another pole barn ever again!.
you love the finger "quotes"
Thanks
I was wondering if anyone got a final count on the air quotes.
@@runningamok6473 I counted 10
Nice job, I’m calling Carolina Carports on Monday.
learn more from your videos, That I could learn from that Kapper dude. He is more into the end of the world is coming. Love the views form your house. Keep putting on videos on. Tell Mrs Stoney ridge hi from my grandkids, the grandkids love her. God bless
Yep...don't even kow the Kapper dude....but I'm most certainly not a "dooms dayer" I'll prep...but not for the apocalypse
I had my house built begin of year 2016 and I walked it every week took ton of photos. Since I’m a over the road driver. But wife was able to check on it near daily if needed House was stick built on mono slab and framing started last week of January and we closed in April. Went quick love your videos but my Statesville Nc house is on .17 of a acre so no building etc.
Stoney Ridge Farmer , I couldn't find it in the comments, but how do you secure the building to the ground and how much of a snow load can it take? Also did you get a price for the building not installed? Curious the price just for the materials. Thanks for any info you can provide! I need this for my equipment as well!
Great advice.
Awesome. Those guys are fast. The building should serve you well.
Very cool man!
Thanks buddy
I miss farming and working on the farm. If I could live comfortably while farming I would b gone in a heartbeat.
Oh ya. I was going to build one but this looks cheap and cheerful. Might work for me. BTW cheap means inexpensive. A term we use in renovation that basically means white painted walls, semi-gloss white trim, clean and crisp.
Most certainly an affordable way to get farm equipment under cover
I had a 16x20 put up for $3000 with same height 3 sided. I put doors on front of mine. It's nice. I already had a slab. Regards...
Envious of mild climates that can use these reasonable structures. I need a good shop here in Idaho Falls, foot hills...but high winds would eat that in weeks! I could use one at 5he cabin...88 miles north, on the Continental Divide...the 10+ feet of snow would CRUSH it!
Thanks for the sharing, i really like your solution
I kinda want to put one of these up for storing hay. Thanks for sharing.
i wish you would have shown them moving the barn, whoooo!!!
lol....shoot I had to push it with the tractor...I would have shown it but the boys seemed a bit irritated at me...ridiculous that I had 2 stakes with a string in the rear of the building...they put one corner on the line and the other was 2 feet off the line...that's why I didn't get the shot
The best part is Jose in the background chuckin shit everywhere hahahahaha
Bhahhaha
I wonder if these were the same guys that put up a building for some solar we did in south Carolina. Did the Mexican dudes smoke joints the whole time?
Nice looking shed Josh!
Good job, lots of air quotes too!
Jackyl rocks killer hat
Looks good Josh. I am thinking of building one of those in the next yet myself. Got to build the house first though. I have looked at Carolina Carports many times and one thing I have found out is that a lot of the mom and pop places selling the buildings are actually selling for Carolina Carports. Atleast in my area of SC it seems to be that way. Cheers friend.
I'm really struggling with going through Carolina Carports. I know Josh had a good experience, but if you search online they are getting hammered by bad reviews. I just priced out a 30x40 enclosed with general steel and it was past my budget so I'm still looking into my options.
Ive been looking at these also. I thought about having them erect the plain jane structure with metal roof then laying the block myself (brick mason for 10 years in my earlier life) for the walls. I would have to pour footer and have them build it on that so block would have support but it would be strong as all get out. I like the quickness these go up compared to framing everything out with wood then having to shingle roof, etc....finishes....
Yeah I have heard the mixed reviews about Carolina Carports also. I think part of the problem is they take more orders then they can handle and in turn they cant meet the timelines they tell their customers. I will probably go with General steel just because of the better customer service even though I will end up paying more also.
Money hard to turn down. Good business there.
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You averaged 1.55 air quotes a min.
looks fun! had no idea it would be under $5000
Hey Stoney Ridge, would it not be better to close in the back so you can store equipment either on the ground or on racks and keep the rain from blowing in on them?
air flow is needed...close it up and you create a little swampy spot
Good vids right here
Stoney....can you put a link to the company you used I am looking for a steel building
Great !
Hope you gave them a good tip?
i had same company put up my metal carport...less than 2 hours...done and gone.....good product !!
Exactly how is it fastened to the ground? Would've been nice to see a critical step.
well...you are in luck! I'm getting ready to shoot a video moving this thing...and I'll show ya how it's anchored...vid should be out later this week!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer GREAT!
How'd they attach it to the ground?
Awesome, thanks for introducing Mr. Ray...yes, it's the American dream! Great info and advice currently in the market for a barn and building a house. "Whoo"
Thanks TJ...hope the video helped ya
Awesome building. Greetings from Andreas on Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪
I’m getting one from the same company next month
Awesome...tell them I sent ya and to give ya the "Stoney Ridge" discount! They may hook ya up!
The landlord put up 2 of those carports for 4 vehicles and he also installed solar motion activated lights above the entrance......it's perfect when it's pitch dark when you come home. cheers :)
I'm installing some more solar lights this weekend around the farm...you'll love them...video probably come out sunday or monday! Pretty cool lights that come on at dusk and off at dawn...and light up brighter when someone or some thing walks by!
What brand is the building. Great job
I'm kinda new to your channel, but could you do a video on how to get started farming? Im a college student trying save every penny I have in hopes that one day I can own about 100 acres to raise cattle and farm. I would love to know what to do to prepare for that kind of venture. Oh yeah, and I will be the 1st generation farmer in my immediate family, so any info would help! Thanks Josh!
Wow that's the same thing i want to do! I'm from mexico, north mexico and i also want to own a ranch and raise cattle and deer im 18... My uncle owns a 9,000 acres ranch and my dream is to own a smaller ranch (i think in mexico the prices for land is cheaper. It depens where and how near from the city it is) but keep it up man one day 😊🤞
Kyle Kilpatrick that sounds exciting . Good luck on your adventures buddy
The best advice I could give is to not try to 'own' it, at least right away. Move out to the country, buy yourself an acreage with 10-40 acres (something you can make a respectable 'home base' from), and then slowly work up from there. Rent land to raise cattle or crops. Just start off with hay first before you get into grains and plan on having at least another full or part time job while you're getting started.