Mahindra in the barn.....
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MtnViewRanch
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Very very nice, is there room in there for all the implements? I can only dream for such a parking space someday. 
:drool:
:drool:
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DutchHenryBrown
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No sorry to say with 3 trucks, Polaris Ranger and now the tractor I have finally filled this one up....I knew I should of gone bigger to start with.
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You know what they say, figure out how much room that you think that you will need, and then double that.
Any other thoughts on the grader blade? Can you get a few pics of your road-drive that you will be maintaining? Just helps to see what you're working with.
Any other thoughts on the grader blade? Can you get a few pics of your road-drive that you will be maintaining? Just helps to see what you're working with.
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DutchHenryBrown
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How can I get the grader scraper if I have no place to park it.....you will yell at me for leaving it outside in the weather.... I can take some pictures of the bad spots and where I have been working where its kind of better. I am still thinking on the grader scraper.
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Leaving nonpowered implements outside isn't a sin.
Jamming
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Well it has taken me a little over a month to get the barn ready since I got the Mahindra so I could park her inside. A couple of pictures to show her all nice and warm on this very windy day here!!!
Why is your roof shorter over the 12' door ? Just curious. Very clean setup !
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DutchHenryBrown
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When I had the barn built I had some roofing left over so I cut the panels in half and stuck them over the doors to help keep the rain off? No panels left so the new door has no overhang.
grsthegreat
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sure it is :laughing:
Im kinda nuts, but i never buy anything that cant be stored under cover
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Oh...i got side tracted... NICE looking tractor and shop :thumbsup:
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Yeah, I'll go along with that...
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DutchHenryBrown
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I try I really really do.......
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DutchHenryBrown
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Thank you very much.
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DutchHenryBrown said:
I have found that out buildings can never be too big. When I build my shop I added four feet at the last minute. I wish I had added at least four more feet.
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Well, back in 05 I priced out the barn that I wanted-need-should have, it was just a tad bit to much money for me at the time and now it is flat out to darn much money. So most of my implements and our 3 biggest tractors sit outside. Someday after Fit Rite makes me a wealthy man, or maybe I become a film star and make the big bucks, then I'll get the barn that I have needed for so long. :drool:
and now it is flat out to darn much money. So most of my implements and our 3 biggest tractors sit outside. Someday after Fit Rite makes me a wealthy man, or maybe I become a film star and make the big bucks, then I'll get the barn that I have needed for so long. :drool:
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At the time, I had a hard enough time trying to get "she who is to be obeyed" to go a long with it. :laughing:
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Nice tractor!
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Well it has taken me a little over a month to get the barn ready since I got the Mahindra so I could park her inside. A couple of pictures to show her all nice and warm on this very windy day here!!!
Nice!!!
My Mahindra 5525 has to rough it under the carport
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I take my hat off to all of you that keep your tractors under cover. I have a lot of attachments and most sit outside, spring, summer and fall but. . . before winter hits, all get put in the barns on pallets and on storage racks, Something called "orginazation" hit this past fall, with everything inside and i was able to put my uncles 3pt hitch splitter in also. Sure feels good that everything is inside. . . .John
P.S. the mahindra and Kioti Never stay outside when not being used!
P.S. the mahindra and Kioti Never stay outside when not being used!
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