Recent content by keony

Starting to look like a tractor barn:

Ha ha, yes indeed. Actually it is a steel masters building, didn't include wrenches. I used a drill driver with sockets.:)

Making progress: all 900+ shell bolts have been tightened, did final inside grading today, next is the end wall and door wall.

Buy a used or new self powered, easy to sell.

That sounds good but my shelter logic, same size, the fabric lasted exactly 19 months before it UV shredded, never again. Building new with metal.

I will...if I remember but I'll probably brag when the ends are done. The RC6 handles well and sets up quite firm. We'll see how the moisture management works out.

Actually I excavated, laid down heavy vinyl, and built the base with RC6 (recycled concrete). We shall see how it works out.

I get that for sure, my current old shed is dirt floor. I'll make it work, part of the fun.

My current shed might be that old, I don't know, I've been fixing it in place for 40 years here. Just scattered moth balls yesterday. :)

I put up the final arch this morning, 9 total for 18', 20' wide. Ends and barn doors next.:)

Yes, the blueprints call for a concrete footer. It is a steel masters kit. They can tell you about its snow load rating, it is also on the prints. Good luck!

I erected the first arch on my new tractor shed today:

Built a crane for the fel, lifted the first arch for my new tractor shed:

I built a small metal shed, collapsed under 3' snow, had to rebuild roof with reinforcement. 3 feet snow is rare here.

I just started its replacement with a steel masters quonset style: