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I then ran 2圆 perlins on 2' centers between the trusses.
The building has 2x8 trusses that are 24' long on 12' centers. Based on that my 24x40 lean-to on the side of my barn had a snow load of 19,000 pounds. A buddy of mine works at the co-op and said that the snow on their 10x40 scales weighed in at 8,000 pounds. We had 6" of snow and then freezing rain on top of that. I live in Alabama and have not really thought about snow load until a couple weeks ago.
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