Leveling ground for tractor shed

[Rockbadchild]

looks good!! ... too bad i didn't see this post before I've work as a surveyor in construction before and I uses laser transit, then make littles piles on grade at intervals and paint the top once on grade, then fill in between using a rake .... a string works as well as you did but I find it takes longer and ya pure stone don't compact so you will always have that issue of the stone running away on ya over time ... I would suggest 0-2 inch (B2) material next time this thing harden like concrete ...

 

[EddieWalker]

Your tractor looks good inside your new building!!! Now the challenge is to NOT fill it up.

 

[deezler]

Dang, looks great. I need that same exact shed to store my firewood totes and trailers. What was the installed price?

 

[swreeder]

Your tractor looks good inside your new building!!! Now the challenge is to NOT fill it up.

It will probably be filled by the weekend!

 

[swreeder]

Dang, looks great. I need that same exact shed to store my firewood totes and trailers. What was the installed price?

All in was $5500, plus the couple hundred I spent on gravel base material. 24x20, 8' walls and I upgraded to 12 gauge steel for the framing.

 

[npalen]

Tractor Shed is complete. Four installers completed in less than 3 hours. It makes my tractor look small


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Wow! Very nice!