Pole Barn Mistake Fix? | We Messed Up!
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2021
- BIG Building mistake! Building a pole barn is not always easy. We made a big mistake with our truss measurements. We ordered trusses for an inside measurement of 40'. We should have ordered trusses for an inside measurement of 29' 1" so our trusses would be set on the tops of the post with an outside diameter of 30'. Follow us through this video as we realize what we did wrong. Watch each week and see how we overcome this mistake! We are showing how it is to really build a pole barn ourselves. We make mistakes and show them so hopefully, people can learn from us.
Pole barn mistakes happen!
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If you are not making mistakes then you are not working. Trying new projects there is always a learning curve. Next time you will know and now that you video this many others will not make this mistake so you are serving all the viewers by giving this knowledge to them. Keep on keeping on Tony.
I really appreciate your support. So many times, we show our mistakes, and a small group are negative and mean. I let it roll off most days, but it nice to positive comments. This tells me you are a man of action and honor. Merry Christmas
That ooool' cranetruck sure came in handy fer ya Tony.
Yes sir. I don't think I would have tried this job without it. I am loving the old crane truck.
If you do not set those trusses directly on top of those posts you have completely changed the load rating of that roof. I know you are trying to make it work but it is never too late to stop doing the wrong thing and do the right thing. Ask any engineer or for that matter your code compliance guy in your area. You WILL look back one day and regret not doing this right. It's a lifetime investment. So your whole roof is rated by those screws, not the strength of sitting on top of a 6x6? I'm not trying to criticize just speak from installing hundreds of these.
I understand what you are trying to say, but we have not done anything to be criticized about. You made an assumption without the benefits of knowing everything. The barn roof will be here long after we are gone. It will make sense as the videos go on. Trusses set on headers every day.
Not arguing or criticizing. Half day (or even full day) of fix is the right thing to do. I've lived a lifetime with eyesores and mistakes that would have taken .0001% if the time to correct.
But it comes down to...it's your project. At least you're being transparent. Critics are usually hesitant to share in your pain...they just blather instead.
Hi Tony & Tanja. Thanks for keeping this series going. Glad you came up with a pragmatic solution.
Thank you. I will add more support under the headers, but it should hold well. Thank you again for the the support.
Tony, Tonya is a very good operator. She takes her time, I've seen maybe one small goof however she squared it away quickly. And with the pot roast, She's definitely a keeper. "YOU GO GIRL".
She is a keeper. I have been blessed. Merry Christmas, my friend.
@@TonysTractorAdventure Right back at you, and your family. may you be blessed by the Lord in the new year.
Enjoyed the video Tony. It was a simple fix. Glad it was. Looking forward to the next one.
Yes sir. I have some more supports coming, but the overall fix was not bad. I had to put boards up there anyway. I just had to go with two by tens.
Cant wait to see the next one. Nice work.
Thank you brother. We are going to beef up the headers a bit more, but this is going to work out fine.
Great job y'all. Can't wait to see the next video. Have a Safe Day
Thank you. It is coming together. I can't wait until we get the roof on.
That Iccabod Crane is a back saver. Glad you found a solution for the Rafters.
Dean, you are so right. I would not build this building without it. Thank you for the support.
Really enjoy seeing the progress! Nice job ya'll! 😎👍
We have a few more supports to install, but the overall fix was not bad.
Well that was an easy enough fix! Glad you figured it out. That crane truck is worth it’s weight in gold.
*Keep on tractoring!* 😁👍
Thank you, brother. The crane truck has been a big help. It really shines in the next video.
Great! Glad it wasn’t terribly mistake! Your the man!
We stepped back and assessed the situation. The solution was looking us in the face. I was worried for a bit.
A better pole barn should start by following a drawing. I really don’t like unsupported headers.
I am not sure if your comment was meant to be as smug as it sounds, but it comes across as you have never made a mistake while building something. I hope that is not the way you meant it. All you have seen is the header going up. Also, If you are as experienced as you imply, you know things don't always go to drawings. A builder has to adapt, modify and overcome. I have a good deal of engineering experience and I have no concerns with how strong the barn will be. Once you see my solution, you will understand. I wish you the best.
Glad it was an easy fix, digging holes here today! Stay safe, 🍻
Outstanding! It changes things when the post go up!
Love and learn…nice fix
That is right!
Thanks for sharing buddy
Thank you for always supporting us.
I love that crane truck it’s not pretty but it’s REAL NICE
Thank you. I found it setting in a field. It is 51 years old and had been sitting for years. A few new parts with work, and it is pretty reliable. I don't think I would have tried this project without the crane truck. I may go through it at some point just for fun.
Living the dream brother!
We are blessed my friend. So many people look at stuff like this and they are filled with dread. I love it. It is the journey and not the destination.
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That looks like a cobble job. I would never put wood posts in the ground either. Mine are all rotted off and door headers are sagging down. Its a disaster!
Fast2K protects the post in the ground. They will last a lifetime. I wish you the best.
you should have notched those 4x6 posts if you're gonna do it that way.
You would have to watch all of the videos to understand why we did not.
you stated in your comments that you used screws, so, how come it looks like you are also using nails?
I don't know. Watch it again until you only see screws. 😁
Good job people
Thank you. I am starting to see it finished in my head.
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You need to thru bolt those headers and maybe add some I believe they are called jack studs under those headers
The GRK screws are rated to hold, but it is not done yet. I have something in mine. 👍
@@TonysTractorAdventure Great but you will have the entire roof weight on those screws, without some further support.
It is addressed, but the video has not been edited.
So the full weight of the whole roof plus (snow) is the sheer strength of one nail and two screws per pole? Yikes!
What is snow load? You have not seen how we put it together. I over-build everything. Hold old to your screws. 😁
That is scary, those grks are not up to that kind of aplication
Really, they have been through two 60mph winds and one 80mph wind.
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I have made and continue to make thousands of construction mistakes. I watch your video to learn. I apologize for my flippant comments. I did not understand what you were doing with the headers.
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why couldnt yall of just cut the truss L shaped post anchor and slid them in 5.5 inches on each side and rewelded-was the truss engineered??-could of re engineered aka bush fixed-if it aint gettin inspected its anything goes
Thank you for your comment.