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Its the bottommost horizontal member.

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Q: What is a bottom cord on a truss?
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What size lumber would be recommended for the bottom chord on a truss to span a 30 foot clear span pole barn with a osb board and asphalt shingle roofing?

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What is the name of that thing at the bottom of your spinal cord?

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