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Old 05-04-2015, 10:48 AM   #1
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I'm looking to build a detached garage and would like to park my 264bhw in it. How talks does the door have to be to fit it?
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Old 05-04-2015, 11:57 AM   #2
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Jayco indicates 126 1/2" with A/C on the stock 264BHW with A/C...not sure what your axle fiip would have done to that...

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I built a car port that is 14' tall...wanted to make sure any camper I ever buy fits!

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That's 14'!!! Holy crap it looks huge. My HOA won't let me build a carport. Dang HOA. Live on 2acres in middle of no where and I can't build a dang car port!!
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The clearance you would require would be dependent on the ground leading up to the garage. If the ground is level the clearance could be as little as 3 or 4 inches. I would want at least a foot of clearance. I would build a double door garage (front and back) so that I could pull it in and out. More then likely you would need at least a foot of clearance as you want to have a slight rise into the garage to keep ground water out.
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I'd go a high as my HOA would allow. Well, not exactly, because I'd never live in such a situation. Building codes are bad enough. I live on several acres in a rural part of an already rural county with a total population of about 20k, yet I have to have a permit to build a shed over 10x12. Back east I lived on less than a quarter acre in a densely populated county and was allowed 150 square feet without a permit. Point is, government is bad enough, I don't need my neighbors telling me how to live. We have to put up with idiots once in a while and it's best to smile and walk away. But have them run my home? No thanks. Don't know where all these HOAs came from, we seemed to do just fine without them my first 40 or 50 years. End of rant.
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