Do You Have a Tractor Shed/Barn?

[Keith Outten]

My 90 year old 3 bay barn that went though a major overhaul a few years ago. One door on the back and two doors open on the front.

 

[lcalverson13]

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I am finishing a SteelMaster Quonset. They said I was out of warrant so a missing piece was going to be another $126. I bent one myself to finish the job. The sent plenty of bolts. Seem knowledgeable, however the price they wanted for the baseplate was crazy high, like 6k. I designed and built my own for $1700. The dimensions are 30’ X 48’. Closing the ends with drive through sliding doors 12’ X 15’.

Door is 12’ X 15’ I hate struggling to get in and out of a building.

 

[TerryR]

Man, some of you have a lot of flat usable space to work on. I've got almost 40 acres, but not much flat stuff nearby the house.

But many of us don't. We have 12 acres, with two flat spots. This one, with the garden in the foreground and my tractor barn and implement shed beyond, was graded level by the prior owner for a single-wide mobile home.

Then we have about the same amount near the house with space to park about six cars if tightly packed. The mini-garage for our side-by-side hangs off the side of it:

The two-car garage is cut into the hillside, and the house has a walk-out basement with 10-foot ceilings.

 

[Michford]

42 x 60 with 13 foot sidewall here, and wish it was bigger. Summer is not bad as summer toys go to the house garage and I have some work space, but winter is packed pretty good. My pickup truck was pulled out for this winter picture.

 

[EddieWalker]

You guys sure have me wishing that I could start on my shop sometime soon. It just seems like one of those projects that remains at the bottom of my list, and more things keep going in front of it.

 

[slckeys]

You guys sure have me wishing that I could start on my shop sometime soon. It just seems like one of those projects that remains at the bottom of my list, and more things keep going in front of it.

I waited and waited like you. Now that it's built, I can't wait to start on projects I've been putting off for so long. And others that I'll find...

 

[Torvy]

I have a 20'x8' lean-to where my tractor normally lives. I can also park it inside the barn, if needed.

 

[japody]

42 x 60 with 13 foot sidewall here, and wish it was bigger. Summer is not bad as summer toys go to the house garage and I have some work space, but winter is packed pretty good. My pickup truck was pulled out for this winter picture.View attachment 870425

Like your 'Stang.

 

[BackRoad]

I have a 20'x8' lean-to where my tractor normally lives. I can also park it inside the barn, if needed.

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Mr. Torvy, you could extend another 18 feet of roof on your lean-too!

 

[Hay Dude]

Mine’s a real POS compared to some of you guys. Roof leaks, dirt floor, rotted posts & purlins, but somehow I manage to make over 1000 tons of hay, clear many acres of woods, cut hundreds of acres of lawns & fields.

I’d love to have some of the Taj Mahal shops you guys have.