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This Week Part 2

June 8, 2014 by Montserrat {Cranial Hiccups} Leave a Comment

welding trusses to the hay barn

The men are building four more hay barns this year. They’ve set all the side poles for each and are now finishing welding the huge trusses on the final barn.

welding trusses for the hay barn 01

watching them move a truss

Joseph & Jason 01

putting up trusses on hay barn 02

putting up trusses on hay barn 01

After each truss is completed it’s moved to the barn where two more brothers are waiting in “genies” to weld the trusses in place. Uncle B is on the left and Mr. FR is on the right. If you are afraid of heights like me I do not recommend taking a ride up in one of the genies. Too scary!

welding trusses to hay barn 02

welding trusses to hay barn 03

cookie for the uncles

Eventually someone shows up with a treat to keep the guys going. The next step in the process is attaching metal sheeting for the roof. It is hot work with the sun reflecting off the metal. It also has to be done when there is no wind to blow the metal sheets away. Look for pictures of that later.

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Hello, I'm Montserrat. I'm a farmer's wife, mother of eleven, homeschooler, chocoholic, music lover, and like to play a good game of Scrabble. You can read more about me here. . .

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