I'm as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs, as I watch you work under that barn. Your cribbage should be 100% level, with a wide base. At least on camera, they all look to be leaning. Wind load is a powerful force. It's pushing on the barn all the time. It would be great to add some 45 degree posts to the seal plates on the east side at least. Set posts in the ground, as deep as you can get them, tamp them as tight as possible, then put the 45 degree leaner against it. Then, lag the other end to the barn, with a flat kicker board lagged above where it joins to the barn, to keep it from slipping up the barn. You desperately need more cribbage under the barn. Lee
I'm as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs, as I watch you work under that barn. Your cribbage should be 100% level, with a wide base. At least on camera, they all look to be leaning. Wind load is a powerful force. It's pushing on the barn all the time. It would be great to add some 45 degree posts to the seal plates on the east side at least. Set posts in the ground, as deep as you can get them, tamp them as tight as possible, then put the 45 degree leaner against it. Then, lag the other end to the barn, with a flat kicker board lagged above where it joins to the barn, to keep it from slipping up the barn. You desperately need more cribbage under the barn. Lee