Do You Have a Tractor Shed/Barn?
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Milo
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My tractor, side by sides, and log splitter are soon loosing their little 23' x 24' garage because I'm putting my car inside it. But they're going in an out building that's about complete. It's barely insulated and not heated but it'll be dry and out of the sun. Just finished putting OSB on the walls and had the crew come back to put the ceiling up. Now waiting on the electrician to finish and garage doors which *should* be installed end of next week.
keony
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Making progress: all 900+ shell bolts have been tightened, did final inside grading today, next is the end wall and door wall.
WinterDeere
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With 900+ bolts, I assume you're using something better than the stamped sheet metal wrench Ikea included in the kit?
keony
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Ha ha, yes indeed. Actually it is a steel masters building, didn't include wrenches. I used a drill driver with sockets.With 900+ bolts, I assume you're using something better than the stamped sheet metal wrench Ikea included in the kit?
FullMetalBucket
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This is from March 1st. I have to pull in forward or else the rops hits the rafter, even folded. Had to push my way out backwards with the box blade. Just about 2 feet of snow. Once I could turn around it was easy plowing.
Jaybr
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This is the tractor shed, it was on the property when we purchased a few months ago.
And this is the shop we just had built, it's 48x32 w/12'6" ceiling, blown in insulation in attic and 2" closed cell foam on walls.
Haven't finished getting the shop setup yet, still have to move most of my tools, 2 post lift, and compressor from the old place.
There is also a garage at the house as well as a wood floored shed for the UTV and mower.
Sorry for the game cam pic, only one I had of the shop right now. I put it there because we haven't fully moved in yet and I like to know if anyone is messing around the shop, it also catches anyone coming in the driveway.
And this is the shop we just had built, it's 48x32 w/12'6" ceiling, blown in insulation in attic and 2" closed cell foam on walls.
Haven't finished getting the shop setup yet, still have to move most of my tools, 2 post lift, and compressor from the old place.
There is also a garage at the house as well as a wood floored shed for the UTV and mower.
Sorry for the game cam pic, only one I had of the shop right now. I put it there because we haven't fully moved in yet and I like to know if anyone is messing around the shop, it also catches anyone coming in the driveway.
EddieWalker
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Turkeys always make a shop look better!!!!
WinterDeere
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Looks like that camera is going to be good enough to tell you there's an intruder, but maybe not good enough to make an identification?