Loft floor, rotten boards. Picture taken from the ground level.

Rotten side of barn. At the right is one of the pen dividers.

Springtime. One of the pens has standing water from the open roof.

The backmost pen on the left has been filled with used tires.

Leveling up the inside wall of the barn.

I am using two 4by4s tied together as lever with rocks as a weight to lift.

Close up of levers showing lifted beams.

These are my digging tools.

I took out one of the rocks and will put blocks under this.

Double levers with rocks.

To lift the beams and the wall.

Propping up the floor above.

For redundancy, just to make sure everything is held up good.

Lever bending a little.

Blocking it up a little at a time.

I reset the fulcrums under the thing several times in order to keep raising it.

Beam leaning sideways.

This beam tended to get a little cock-eyed.

Beam leaning sideways.

This beam tended to get a little cock-eyed.

Laser level.

I used this on the floor up in the loft to see how far it was still off level.

Using tape measure at one end.

Measuring at the other end to compare.

This side is a little lower as you can see.

Lumber that was thrown in a pile on the lower level.

I put it all behind the barn in order to then stack it upstairs.

Two-by-tens I got from Walter.

Thirteen - fourteen foot long poplar.

Over one thousand board feet of boards.

Inside the barn showing the wall a lot straighter.

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Loft floor with rotten boards.

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Ripped off bad boards.

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Getting ready to start propping the roof up.

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Propping up the barn roof.

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Paul Alexander cutting troublesome trees away from the side of the barn

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Spring storms peeled back more panels

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I screwed down as many as I could. A temporary measure until I get the framing fixed underneath.