Powered Sliding Shed Door!! Pole Barn Rehab!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Shane Meade from Illiana Sliding Doors installs a new powered sliding shed door for our pole barn! Tractor Time with Tim, Shane and Bob cut the opening taller and then the guys custom build the door, install the rail system and make it powered just like a garage door!
Special thanks toShane Meade from Illiana Sliding Doors
IBeam Sliding Doors
and Propel Sliding Door Automation!
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Please stop agreeing with the people who said to tear it down, they know nothing obliviously of the costs of a tear-down and rebuild compared to rehab costs. You're doing the absolute right thing and not only saving money, but the environment from filling the landfill with the debris.
Thumbs up, looks awesome !
Unfortunately we live in a generation of tear it down, throw it away and buy a new one. My grandparents fixed and saved everything. They were never stressed about money and always prepared for emergencies. I always felt weak compared to them. Just unshakable people.
@@robertkywildcats9266, Very true !
And property tax Uncle Sam will be sitting at the end of the drive with his hand held out looking at your shiny new building (especially in Illinois).
@@ibeamslidingdoors86, Oh man, forgot about that ! Yeah, not good.
@@ibeamslidingdoors86 The saddest thing to me is up here in rural wisconsin old farms which no longer are or perhaps maybe even are but dont do sileage, will have to tear down their concrete silos because the local municipalities is charging a LOT for them for a "permanent structure" thats existed since before many of those municipalities! They are extremely well built and historical in my opinion, and they shouldnt be put in a positiion where you have to demolish something like that simply because greedy government essentially. The people who own the properties are usually descendants, too, or people who maybe used those back in the day but since sold off their fields etc.
Shane is only about 45 miles from my home in west central Indiana. My wife’s , mother’s family is from Fairmont, Illinois . It truly is a small world. Thank You for this great informative video.
Is he still in this biz?
This retrofit is awesome. Great fix for the old tired door system.
Door guys needs his own channel...little kids ain't gonna get smashed. That self leveling man lift is great product placement with 3 ladders on the job site and only 1 in use.
Not product placement. We couldn’t lean a ladder against the building there because we needed to pull out the siding to slide the track under.we had no ladder tall enough to reach from the ground (lower than the concrete). After much discussion, we came up with the idea of the tractor. It took me 20 min to get it ready.
...explaining all this in the video would be difficult.
💥 That is going to be such a nice shop once you’ve got it just the way you want. I need one!
Keep on tractoring!
That guy is good with that cut off grinder I couldn’t cut a straight line to save my life lol
Shane is amazing with that tool. Bob called him a ‘steel cutting machine’!
The pole barn is really coming together nicely. That door is awesome!
Very cool sliding door system!!.. Thanks for this video Tim!!.. It was very informative!..
Cool video and door, thanks for showing the install to us Tim. God Bless you all and your wonderful channel.
Great job guys on the shed rehab!!! And the
Door guys Kudos!!!!!!!!very efficient
Great subject and video. Thanks for the information. The pole barn is coming along. Have a blessed day.
Great video 👍 That's a good looking sliding door very well built. Pole Barn rehabilitation is getting better by the episode. Thanks for sharing.
That’s great, really nice life is getting easy!!!!!
Tim never heard of them but it's going in my memory bank we a pole build and well need doors someday
God Bless
PaK
If Shane lived near me I would use him for sure,
Great install! Nice opener system and larger door!
Nice door tim looks really good and operates perfect 👌👌
Wow, I could not have imagined taking that old pole barn to where you are now. It is looking great!
Those are really nice products.
👍👍👍👍 One of your best episodes Tim.
Great video. I was looking for something to retrofit my old building doors. but overhead insulated doors are so expensive. This will be a great addition thanks
Great video Tim. I enjoy see you make the pole barn look better.
Well done Tim! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Tim and Christy it looks like a new barn Tim great job
Very cool solution for the second door Tim!
The door will be worn out in a week because Tim will be out there opening and closing it 50 times an hour... LOL 😂🤣😂
Meaning Tim will be playing with the new toys. Lol. And why not?
Too cool for school. Very slick.
That is a really nice door. To bad there is not one close to Virginia. But I can go to the web site for information. Thank you
I’m in Virginia too - my 1937 track & trolley sliding barn doors on my detached garage.
Someone tried to break in by “pushing & swinging” the interior slide door to separate doors to dislodge a steel pin that goes through both doors secured with padlock. So what happened is that they broke the suspension track at the center junction. Now only the other door can slide open. The one handgun from the separated rail is stuck where it dropped into dislodged rail joint.
So ... I can’t find *anybody* to fix this heavy duty rail system & wood doors that weight a TON. Will hate to have to rip both barn doors out if I can’t find someone to repair.
Slick system! Enjoy!
Slick as a can be! Great install and good idea to increase the height.
That was a really nice solution and the opener is very cool!
nice job might have to look into that for mine Great video guys
Very interesting!!!!! Never knew such a door or system existed. Great job Shane! Great video Tim and Christy!
Hi Tim,
Looks like a nice door with Shane doing a great installation. There are a couple of reasons why I like overhead doors better. The first is when it snows.Sliders and snow don't get along too well. The second, is keeping out critters. I'm guessing mice can unfortunately still get through the opening.
IDA (International Garage Door Association) estimates annual revenue generated from doors frozen down is over $146,000,000 a year. I have yet to make a dollar from a sliding door froze shut.
Nice looking door setup!
Very nice door and opener
Thanks for all the parts sources.
We have a 25x50 steel pole barn I enclosed & installed mobile home windows on 3 sides a few years ago.
The front has three 10 foot by 12 foot high openings I need to put doors on.
I have thought of sliding Hardware doors but haven't found the system yet, until now
Thanks
Very nice door. I'm not sure why it's the norm for most to have an auto operator on a house garage door but people think you are lazy if you have an auto operator on a shop or barn door. It seems pretty much the same advantage for any of those doors.
Stanley does make a heavy duty trolley and track set. These are rated 450 lbs.
We used them on a barn we built for a neighbour/ customer in 1982. We built all of the doors from cedar 2x4 and sheeted them with 4'x 8' 3/4" cedar plywood which was then painted. We built 7 rolling doors for that barn, which was 68' wide and 80' long, a raised centre style building with full length 24' wide lean to's. The tallest door is in the centre and is 13'6 to allow hay trucks to drive in. It faces the weather and has stood up well, now 37 years old and still functioning well, still on original hardware. I guess the extra $25 or so per door for heavy duty paid off!
Like most hardware made in the 80's was made in USA, today not so much. Your right, they were good hardware but don't replace with today's garbage.
Thats a nice door! Ive always liked the sliding doors rather then overhead.......you loose overhead room with overhead doors and they are so touchy. And often have an issue that keeps them from working as they should.
Weve never had a hard time with the old school tracks.......a big help is no matter how heavy your doors are.........always put at least 3 rollers per pannel. A farmer i worked for while in school had 2 20x20 pannels and had 5 rollers set up and you could open the door with one finger. That roller system looks alot better though and by the looks of it you should be able to rebuild them easy enough with roller bearings from anywere like napa or even a deere store.
Very nice door! Smart going up higher with the equipment you have. Beautiful workman ship. 👍
Thank you so much for this video
This is why I moved from back from 812 to the 352!!! Believe that!!!
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Very interesting video.
Cool door Tim
Nice job
Well here I go again, gee how long has it taken for someone to reinvent the wheel?
You would have thought that, maybe, redesigning door tracks and slides would have been done years ago. I’m not slighting anyone the company that that this fella gets his materials from seems top notch I guess the old farmers just dealt with the fact that rollers wore out or whatever. I’m definitely liking what you’ve been doing and this video is just as good as the one where you had that other man come and stabilized your barn poles. Lots of great things we’ve seen and learned.
Amazing how the new industry standard has taken off with plastic wheel rollers. It's unbelievable how people are so gullible and loyal to junk!
REALLY LOVE that door install, BUT, after watching them move it to hang it & seeing it flex I would have to add some cross braces like a X going from corner to corner for extra stability.
That gives people a great option.
Tim, Haven't been on your web site for awhile. Sorry. This door is amazing! I just wish I had known about this years ago. Don't know how long this has been available . I built new wood doors for the old barn on the farm. Was that a job. That old track was terrible! Had on that would come off the track sometimes. Had to get a ladder and someone to help to get it back on. I hated that one door! Great door and, as always, a great video. Close by you, Don Lol !
Good to hear from you Don! Hope all is well. We have lots of interesting episodes for you to catch up on!
Nice door
I’d have him out to install a door for me but I guess I should get a pole barn first!!!
i like the look, the fact that it is a electric opener and all, but................lol i don't like the fact the door doesn't open flush with the post or the opening i guess. that would bug me-guess i could get used to that fact i suppose. just glad u got a new door for the pole shed. thanks for the video and have a great day. loved the verse at the end. that made the whole video IMO.
$ 1300 Don't mind folks making a living , but Jeezel Pete's I will watch several of these and make my own. I
We might need his help... We just moved and have an amazing barn, finished floor, huge! But the biggest door is probably 20ft tall, maybe 30ft wide, and when it opens it slides over another overhead roll up door, so you can only use one at a time. We're guessing it was for an RV, but we don't really need it that big and would like to be able to open both at once. We've talked about a roll up, but don't know if we can get one big enough. And we've talked about a folding door, like the hangar style you showed. Tough decisions to make!
Call him! He is brilliant on this type of thing!
I Beam Sliding doors makes top hinge hanger doors as well. They're designed to retrofit existing building sliding door.
I think you hired John Wayne’s son to install your doors, pretty cool.
Great video!
I spy a kabota in there …. nice new door tim
It was the BX...it is gone now.
@@TractorTimewithTim yes sir great lil tractor thank you for all your videos my favorite channel
been looking forward to this video
TIM ,
NEED LOAD UP LOADER WITH STONE , THEN PUT LOADER BUCKET LEVEL THEN BACK DRAG / USE THE BACK OF THE BUCKET TO BACK DRAG , THEN AFTER U GET THUR DUMP REST STONE OUT THEN BACK DRAG , BUCKET DOWN FLAT
How is the door insulated on the outer edges and concrete floor from drafty cold winds?
Looks real nice,hope frost does not raise cement apron.
Yep!
I would like to hear the story of the suspenders please That guy knows his stuff ,so I bet there is a reason he did that to the suspenders.
Was just wondering that haha
Cheese burger and auto door! Good job! Lol
Tim, Suggestion: When you do a series of videos, Number your videos so we can watch them in order. Most of your videos are 1 or 2 episodes. But the Pole Barn Rehab is a long series.
There Are playlists which contain all of these videos in order.
Nice door and opener. However I change all mine to overhead door that seal better as I heat my barn. I also got tired of the debris in the way at to bottoms.
Yes, that is the worst part.
I’ve got a 1937 detached garage 60’ x 32’ with suspension trolley rail barn doors and have always wanted to know how to seal it better. Last spring, for the first time in 21 yrs, some sparrows realized they could slip in through the gaps in the trolley rail & set up nest in my suspended kayak! Ugh. Bird droppings all over everything from flying in & out. Grrr. Unless I rip out the old slide rails /doors, guess a better sealed door solution will be far too expensive.
How do you seal this door for the winter and if you have a video on this insulated door then I would be interested in purchasing 2 doors.
They used ‘brush guard’ …it worked ‘ok’, but not sufficient for keeping my shed at 60 degrees. I still have the door, but I put an insulated garage door inside it. Pretty sure I paid for the insulated garage door in one winter’s heat cost savings.
What not to adore about this install
Seems like you would want a way to release the operator and open the door by hand like any garage door. For example when the power goes out. Can't do that without a handle and latch. And how do you keep the door from freezing to the concrete? I looks like there is pretty much no gap.
All in all, a very nice install!
There is pull rope to release. Just like garage door.
Tim you need a automatic door opener for your other door too
Love the Bible verse
Security, Security, Security...!
I like the door but if you get much snow sliding doors are a pain in the butt. I had one in Minnesota and it was a mistake. The overhead door I wanted was 1/2 again the cost of the building so a slider is what I got.
International door Association estimates annual income of 146,000,000 from garage doors froze down. I've yet to make a dollar from a door froze shut.
With you planning to insulate and heat the barn. I wonder how well that door will seal in the winter?
Very good point. Adding insulation to the door this week. ..but not sure if we can get the crack between door and building sealed suitably. We'll see how it goes!
what is to keep the door from blowing out at or near the bottom from storm or wind when other doors are open with out a latching system to hold them
I would liked to have seen that part also.
There are tracks at the bottom middle and ‘closed side’. I guess we never got a good look at that in the video...sorry. This is what he was welding on...we refabricated them to fit our concrete better.
@@TractorTimewithTim, Nice, sounds like a sweet setup ! Thanks.
First question. What holds the door bottom in place? Second question. Will the bottom freeze in place in the winter?
1) there are a couple of small tracks in place. This is what he was welding.
How has the opener held up? Any issues? Considering installing an opener on a 24x14 sliding shed door.
Opener worked fine. I took it down due to the heat loss. Installed an insulated garage door instead. Much better seal.
Anyway, the opener was fine…for ‘cold storage’
The least expensive and best addition yet...Now you need a smartphone app for it :)
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Hey Tim, I noticed your lens on the barn light has seen better days. As expensive as those light fixtures are can you get just the lens? Or has the fixture gotta be replaced they make brighter and better led systems?
I’ll likely replace with LED.
Hello, did this door install have a bottom sliding track?
Not on the concrete. Just a center guide
You are spending quite a bit on replacing the side door and having the extra work performed on the floor and other areas of that barn.
Just imagine what the costs would be if Tim demolished the whole thing and started from scratch, like some people said he should do, SMH.
How sealed is the door? I am really curious about a sliding door and its weather seal on the edges. Can we get some video detail of the closures? Thanks!
It is ‘good enough’. I heat and a/c the building. I use ‘brush seal’. Regular garage door is better seal...but this is passable.
I can see daylight from outside in the lower corners, but that is all.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thank you for the reply! I am moving to a neighborhood where people have hangars for small planes. I want to build a garage (not for planes) and I was wondering how I could have a door that could work for a future plane owner! This is very interesting. Thanks!
Nice door Tim. Will you be able to add the same insulation you're using in the walls to the new door, or are you not worried about that?
We’ll not be able to use the same insulation, but we will use something!
Hey Tim, the guy who installed these doors, what’s his contact info- also, what’s the name of the system he used on the doors. Looking to add the same to my shed
I beam doors or illiana doors. Not sure.
Solid construction for sure....pricey though.
How did you make the bucket you are using? Looks like a plastic pallet maybe? I would love to make one-please let me know
pallet forks and a plastic container. You can buy the container at ULine. or you can find used ones on facebook marketplace or craigslist.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thank you!
maybe i missed it but how do you keep the door from flapping in the wind without typical sliding door latch?
A couple of guides/tracks at the bottom
WOuld have been nice to see that part of the install, not all sliding doors come with a guide track at the base.
Seen yall at blaze pizza had a little ahh moment
Why not stop to talk with us???
Didn’t want to bother you while you were eating
Is the door on the heated side of shop? If so, how does it seal?
Brush seal. Yes, it will be heated. It is not perfect, but pretty good.
Wood stove? Waste oil heater?
David Harris We have a wood pellet stove and a natural gas heater in our barn. The pellet stove does a good enough job that you don't really need the gas heater until it gets below about 20°F.
Id think you would want to wear gloves when handling metal with sharp edges. Safety glasses was good..but gloves?
Unless that header in the door is only holding sheetmetal from waving in the wind, that is not the way to install a header. Any header has to have path to ground, which means notching the post to shelf the header. No fastener or nail or screw is adequate for supporting that over time. Only an idiot would drive a header between two posts and put a few screws in to hold it.
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The only thing I have to say is I hope some one was in the tractor when there was someone in the box cuz is something was too happen that is not safe
Airplane wings are not aluminum covered 2x4 wood tim...
I don’t remember saying anything about airplane wings????
He sounds just like Woody Harrelson
He sounds nothing like him
i never see casey in the background anymore... is he still around?
Casey is gone. Went to a trade show, and is having trouble finding his way back home!
@@TractorTimewithTim Its ok if he has trouble coming back just as long as he comes back... He is missed... lol maybe someone will be nice and pin a nice new shiny hydraulic thumb on him for ya...
Any dealers in Oregon? Like Salem or Portland area?
You!
Do they sell them in Canada?
Yes
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