Home of Tractor bits yet to come...

[DIYGuy]

Well, Winter is approaching, so I need a place to park the tractor bits so the wife can have the garage back for her car.

So, a small shed has start to magically spring up right next to my barn. Didn't think they reproduced...

DIYGuy (MarkS)

 

[DIYGuy]

Here's the view from the door. Please note, no slave labor was used in the construction of the shed. None of the tools were tested on rabbits, and all lumber was from a renewable source, HD. When they get low, a truck pulls in and renews their stock.

DIYGuy (With tongue firmly planted in cheek)

 

[DKinWA]

Nice looking project. With winter arriving, I was thinking I need to do the same. My only problem is the only good place to put it is where I'm building the shop next year. I'm going to actually build a steel skid frame to set it on, so I'll be able to move it when it's time to build the shop. Not sure what I'll do with it then, since the shop will be 40x60 and have lots of room.

 

[bmac]

Nice. What are the dimensions of the shed?

 

[DIYGuy]

Outside measurements are 14'9" x 10'6". The door is 7'6" wide and 7' tall. The short side walls are 53 3/4".

DIYGuy

 

[RichNJKubota]

Can you build one for me (with the concrete floor) and ship to NJ? /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Rich

 

[RWB]

Nice DIYGuy,
Still waiting /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif for my Nortrac but busy with modifing shed so busy. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Ray