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How tall is an M?
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Posted by ScottyNY on December 02, 2001 at 20:45:12 from (128.59.6.97):
I've about got My Sweet talked into a new barn to accommodate her horse and any visitors Old Dobbin might have. For my side of the building I plan two bays, one for the truck and the other to handle the tractor work, and a lean-to to keep the implements and odds and ends under cover. Right now, the tallest thing I've got to handle is my SuperC. Now, not a word to My Sweet, please, but , as I see it, I'm eventually going to NEED an M on the place. Would one of you be good enough to look in your M book and let me know just how high the stack is, so I can figure out just how tall my doors need to be? Many thanks!
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