Does your tractor sleep inside or outside

[wwalkersd]

My JD "sleeps" outside, but under a Shelter Logic Canopy from Northern Tool. After seeing how much my Kubota had deteriorated in 8 years, I decided the new JD needed some protection. Unfortunately, an actual garage (or even better, a shop/garage) is out of the question. The canopy has come through a couple of our SoCal storms unfazed.

 

[blueriver]

Inside every night ... I won't even leave it 3 miles from home in a hay field. It cost me cash money and I want the best for it. Also, I just simply want it home ... nobody messes with it in the shed ...

 

[JD Greg]

Inside my 20 x 30 heated shop.

 

[skidoo]

Mowers sleep under a roof (barn like but with 2 sides open). The 2520 sleeps under my covered deck (just barely fits with ROPS down.). New 110 has nowhere and is fully exposed. I tried a Jeep cover, but the recent blizzard winds blew it off and it collected a lot of grease. So, that is not going to work. All the implements are exposed outside.

I plan a building as a first priority in the spring if I can decide on a suitable type and size. It sure would be nice to have everything inside.

 

[Lefty_Kubota]

inside a barn

 

[zr2blz]

Under the deck for now.
Maybe next year I'll build something.

I just added the lights, hope to test 'em soon.

 

[RWEST]

Inside an unheated garage.

 

[smfcpacfp]

Inside, except on rare occasions, like no rain on the horizon, and I will use it in the morning.

 

[tjkadar]

... possibly in the Patriot Hall area -- the historic district?

J

We live on an old Plantation out behind Shaw AFB in Stateburg.

 

[RollingsFarms]

We live on an old Plantation out behind Shaw AFB in Stateburg.

i think i know where youre talking about. if its what i'm thinking of, VERY cool place! i had always wondered who lived there. the one i'm thinking of has a historical marker in front of it and a farm over to the side of it like you're going to Camden.