Good deal! Do the lines make noise? How big of a barn? What
material? I made mine from old skids and truck wheels.

Scotty

"Scout" wrote in message
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Who said it was a dump? I did tell you it's not in Plowville didn't
I??
The place is gorgeous! And yes, I took careful gauss measurements
around the
property and the meter didn't register a thing. I sold my house
tonight and
made enough profit to buy the place and build a large barn
immediately.
When the dust settles, I'll be looking to get my next sailboat. I
expect
I'll pay for that with winnings on my Eagles bets.
We move in late March, so get your motor runnin'!
Scout

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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I forgot, I wanted to ask, you buying the dump under the power
lines?

Scotty

"Scout" wrote in message
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Splendid, I hope we get the chance to ride together!
I'll be in the neighborhood by May.
Scout

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Good news, took the tranny off the BMW today, it's OK. The
clutch
hub
splines disintegrated. Should be back in action before Spring.

Scotty

"Scott Vernon" wrote
Good deal! Do the lines make noise?

I haven't heard them. But even if they did it wouldn't bother me; I've
worked in mechanical areas most of my life. The sounds of technology are
soothing, reassuring music to my ears.

How big of a barn? What material? I made mine from old skids and truck
wheels.

I'd like at least 2K sq ft, 3K would be even better. I am torn between a
wooden pole barn and one of these new fangled steel barns. Since I'm on the
side of a mountain, I'm also considering digging in. This would be a great
place for a survivalist. O' course, I'll needs some guns!
Scout

"Scout" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote
Good deal! Do the lines make noise?

I haven't heard them. But even if they did it wouldn't bother me;
I've
worked in mechanical areas most of my life. The sounds of technology
are
soothing, reassuring music to my ears.

How big of a barn? What material? I made mine from old skids and
truck
wheels.

I'd like at least 2K sq ft, 3K would be even better. I am torn
between a
wooden pole barn and one of these new fangled steel barns. Since I'm
on the
side of a mountain, I'm also considering digging in. This would be a
great
place for a survivalist. O' course, I'll needs some guns!


That's big, mines only 1500 (50x30) You'll have room for an indoor
shooting range. plus you can store your Mac26x inside. I think wood
looks better.

Scotty

"Scott Vernon" wrote
I think wood looks better.
I agree ~ wood looks better. The 3 things I like about the steel are the
cost, the 30 year warranty, and the low maintenance.

You'll have room for an indoor shooting range.
Good idea - I also like to shoot my bow (Browning 85 lb compound), but would
hate to find out I CAN hit the broad side of a barn. The hillside setting
would be ideal for a dugout plinking range (1917 Savage Long Rifle - 22).
I'm not sure how the township and neighbors would feel about the gunshots
though. There is a gun club just a couple miles away.

plus you can store my Mac26x inside.
No worries, I'll clear a spot for your boat in my barn. : - )
Scout

I have Ruger pistol .22 single action, given to me by Mr. Ruger
himself. Nice little plinker.

Scotty

"Scout" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote
I think wood looks better.
I agree ~ wood looks better. The 3 things I like about the steel are
the
cost, the 30 year warranty, and the low maintenance.

You'll have room for an indoor shooting range.
Good idea - I also like to shoot my bow (Browning 85 lb compound),
but would
hate to find out I CAN hit the broad side of a barn. The hillside
setting
would be ideal for a dugout plinking range (1917 Savage Long Rifle -
22).
I'm not sure how the township and neighbors would feel about the
gunshots
though. There is a gun club just a couple miles away.

plus you can store my Mac26x inside.
No worries, I'll clear a spot for your boat in my barn. : - )
Scout