DiezNutz
Veteran Member
I can't believe you like hanging out with us old farts.Can you believe im only 15!
Outside or garaged!
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Johndeere3720
Padawan Tractor Learner, Advertiser
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I can't believe you like hanging out with us old farts.
How else would i learn stuff about tractors? I also learn from others mistakes which in turn makes me a safer operator too.:thumbsup:
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Dargo
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I have a 3 car garage attached to the house. My car and my wife's 2 cars go there (her main driver - Honda Accord - and her 'fun' car - '09 Mazda Miata). My stuff fills my 60X80 and 80X120 barns. Nothing sits outside. I worked too hard to buy it all. I couldn't stand to see anything sit outside!
gumshu
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Everything goes inside. All this stuff is too expensive to leave outside.
DiezNutz
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Excellent Answer! :thumbsup:
Qapla
Veteran Member
I hate to say it, but the Farmtrac TLB has to reside outside along with the 5 cars - no garage
We do try to park the tractor under a canvas roof whenever possible, but the Ford 1900 has first crack on that (exhaust pipe points strait up - need to keep the rain out.)
The MF 240 has a shingled roof over it, but no walls. The mowers, disks, cultivators, and a few other things are outside too.
However, since I live in Florida, I don't have some of the weather problems some have. Rain and heat are the main concerns, but that just keeps it washed and ready to start :laughing:
We do try to park the tractor under a canvas roof whenever possible, but the Ford 1900 has first crack on that (exhaust pipe points strait up - need to keep the rain out.)
The MF 240 has a shingled roof over it, but no walls. The mowers, disks, cultivators, and a few other things are outside too.
However, since I live in Florida, I don't have some of the weather problems some have. Rain and heat are the main concerns, but that just keeps it washed and ready to start :laughing:
kubota_krazy
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Un heated barn- everything goes inside.. summer & winter... It starts in -0 temps every time
RoyJackson
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I've always kept my tractor in a garage...summer and winter. This is for anti-theft protection mostly, but it does keep the machine in better condition.
Currently sharing the garage (with the tractor) is a 7' RFM, ballast box and a Woods 5000 Chipper/Shredder. The rotary cutter is kept in an outbuilding, out of the elements.
Currently sharing the garage (with the tractor) is a 7' RFM, ballast box and a Woods 5000 Chipper/Shredder. The rotary cutter is kept in an outbuilding, out of the elements.
N80
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Dubeast
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Just got my tractor 10 days ago and had to give my father-in-law the bad news. He has to find another garage to store his corvette in the winter! =)
