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I wanted a workshop of some description here at the house in GA... reached out to a few builders and got silence in return. Morton was one of the few that took the time to answer, they quoted me something that seemed pricey, until on another forum I found out about the "Morton Standard"...

Thanks for the welcome! Since this is a tractor forum, here's a family picture (not shown, 4ft Land Pride tiller). As evidenced by this rainbow, I've not been very OCD about getting matching brands/colors.

Thanks for the welcome! I'm no stranger to WNC as my mother was from the high country not too far from where we bought this land (Avery county), and I spent a couple years in Cullowhee as a student.

Between actually buying the land and all the expenses that incurs, the future expenses of septic/well, needing a bigger trailer to actually haul the tractor and attachments up there, and all else that keeps popping up in life, I'm too broke for a new tractor.

Without context, one might think so... but of that 15-20 acres, only 30-40 percent is cleared (in the form of two patches of a few acres each) and the balance of the acreage is mostly unusably steep as most of WNC is. The lower patch is split by a creek, a potential site for barn/workshop/RV...

That's a slick idea if the trailer lives under shelter. If not, I guess one could also incorporate drain holes.

You get used to Atlanta eventually, but you never completely get used to it... if that makes sense. It never ceases to baffle me the stupidity I see on the roads. The WNC land is still survey pending (surveyors are backed up for months... did not make it by closing). I expect to see it come...

Hey y'all, I've been occasionally a lurker in the past, decided to go ahead and sign up. I grew up around my grandpa's old Ford 8N and later a Ford 3600, but didn't get a tractor of my own until about 2 years ago (Kubota B1750 4wd/HST with loader). Bought it for some landscape work and misc...