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Down at my range I need a little more "dry" space to store a small lawn tractor and utility trailer plus a few other things.
So decided to add on a 10x6 lean-to shed to the back of my shooting deck.

Enjoyed the beautiful day today putting up the rafters with steel roof and backside to come later.
Only thing was I didn't have time to get a few shots in before I left.

looking forward to seeing the after pictures ... that looks like work ....

JEBar wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 28, 2019 7:48 pm

looking forward to seeing the after pictures ... that looks like work ....

Yep it's some work...just me and a ladder. Marked off the spacing up top and drill hole to hold toe nail in top of 2x4.
Get it lined up in bottom beam bracket and push it up to butt on joist/ledger. Toe nail it in and then add Strong Tie bracket.

fortyshooter wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 28, 2019 7:57 pm

Yep it's some work...just me and a ladder. Marked off the spacing up top and drill hole to hold toe nail in top of 2x4. Get it lined up in bottom beam bracket and push it up to butt on joist/ledger. Toe nail it in and then add Strong Tie bracket.

I'm tuckered out just reading about it

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Good idea!

fortyshooter wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 28, 2019 7:20 pm

Down at my range I need a little more "dry" space to store a small lawn tractor and utility trailer plus a few other things.
So decided to add on a 10x6 lean-to shed to the back of my shooting deck.
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Looks like ya put in a good days work.


RP

Simple but very useful! well done Forty!

More than twenty years ago, just after we bought our small farm... I built three barns, 12x12.
They are still standing, and don't leak.

Hard work, but worth the effort.
Good luck.