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chevy59
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Cleaning out the barn today and decided to take a few pics of the gas station island service light, it has water and air hook up, with a porcealin top, I'm trying to figure out how to put this in the garage, garage ceiling is 10'4 inches and the height of this thing is over 11 feet. May have to cut the pole down a bit.
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Please don't cut the pole. It looks great in the barn (personally I would call the building in the background a shed). Morton, Wick, Cleary, and all the other manufactures (-:
Anyway, very nice light!
Thanks officialfuel and kerry10456.
Probably wont cut it down MMM, it's a pole barn, 38 by 48 feet built with treated lumber anchored down by concrete, with water and electricity, definition of a pole barn. Not trying to be a smart A**. Thanks for the comment though.
Glad your keeping the history as is.
Thanks officialfuel, kerry10456, and oilman514.
Thanks trukn20.
Thanks mooreantiques.
why not raise the building?
looks great just where it is,outside!.
Thanks pickrknows, would like to put in garage with the rest of the stuff, I may find a shorter pole and paint it red so I don't have to cut this one down.