Fjord
Silver Member
Hi there
In case you decide to use a portable building I'll tell you what I did with mine in case its of any use to you.I've been using one of those "el cheapo" ones to store square bales in for about 5 years.When I set it up, instead of using those spikes they give you to fasten it down with, I built a perimeter of old railway ties and fastened the frame to the ties using electrical conduit clamps and then put gravel in the space in the middle. The gravel gets you up off the ground a bit and the ties seem plenty heavy enough to stop it from blowing away. Of course mine isn't tall enough to put your 3030 in, but I would think if you don't go too big the ties should be heavy enough to hold it down.As always though a real buildiing is a lot nicer.I put mine up as a one season temporary measure and just havn't gotten around to replacing it with a pole shed yet.
In case you decide to use a portable building I'll tell you what I did with mine in case its of any use to you.I've been using one of those "el cheapo" ones to store square bales in for about 5 years.When I set it up, instead of using those spikes they give you to fasten it down with, I built a perimeter of old railway ties and fastened the frame to the ties using electrical conduit clamps and then put gravel in the space in the middle. The gravel gets you up off the ground a bit and the ties seem plenty heavy enough to stop it from blowing away. Of course mine isn't tall enough to put your 3030 in, but I would think if you don't go too big the ties should be heavy enough to hold it down.As always though a real buildiing is a lot nicer.I put mine up as a one season temporary measure and just havn't gotten around to replacing it with a pole shed yet.