I want to build a metal building to house my tractor and implements. Ideally I would like to have a drive thru bay that would be deep enough that I could keep my bushhog hooked up to my tractor. Then if I want to hook up to my disc, I could unhook bushhog in that bay and go to the bay where my disc is located. These are the 2 pieces of equipment that I use the most. My other implements include a box blade, a landscape rake, and a spray rig. I want to lay these other implements in such a way that I could access them, without moving the other implements. One thought I have had is do 3 bays and in the 2nd leave only the disc in it. Does any one have any recommendations? Thank you in advance.
Drive-thru tractor shed
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You don't mention where in the world you're even generally located so I don't know how much weather would impact on your shed. That being said, if you build your shed (whatever the configuration) with a concrete pad/floor you can drop/store your implements on wheeled pallets and easily push them into a storage position or up to the tractor for easy attachment. Space and area will be saved.
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You don't mention where in the world you're even generally located so I don't know how much weather would impact on your shed. That being said, if you build your shed (whatever the configuration) with a concrete pad/floor you can drop/store your implements on wheeled pallets and easily push them into a storage position or up to the tractor for easy attachment. Space and area will be saved.
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I have that type of drive-through pole barn, but it’s “end to end” drive through. It filled up so quickly that I ended up with a straight through alley and not much remaining space on each side.
Best shop I ever saw was a traditional pole barn, but larger and with multiple doors on each side, “mirroring“ each other. That way it had multiple drive-throughs, one for each tractor with each implement hooked to it, or for truck and trailer.
That would take 10 doors and would be spendy, though.
Best shop I ever saw was a traditional pole barn, but larger and with multiple doors on each side, “mirroring“ each other. That way it had multiple drive-throughs, one for each tractor with each implement hooked to it, or for truck and trailer.
That would take 10 doors and would be spendy, though.
