Moving a 35x70x18 metal barn

[EddieWalker]

Pat,

Thanks for the clarification, I was getting confused, but now I think I have an idea of it now. Kind of sounds like you're in the middle of one heck of an orginazation/cleanup project. With the red barn being close to the hose, your storage and working ares should be very efficient!!!!!

I'm looking forward to seeing the inside of these buildings and how you have them all laid out.

Thanks,
Eddie

 

[Egon]

[Adding a little concrete would be no problem but getting it so the joint didn't give balls a "funny" bounce might be another thing entirely. /QUOTE]

That could make things interesting. Especially if there was a little added spin to enhance the randomness!

Just wish pat would take out a patent on his "Unlimited Energy Supply", start manufacturing it and set up a distributor network.

 

[patrick_g]

Pat,
I'm looking forward to seeing the inside of these buildings and how you have them all laid out.

Thanks,
Eddie

So far most things in my wood shop are on wheels, including a 4x8 workbench. This allows reconfiguration. I can bring a truck or a trailer into the shop via an overhead door (9 wide x 8 tall) but after the metal shop is finished with its 10 wide 8 high overhead door I may not need to rearrange the wood shop to do automotive stuff. I have a Oneida Dust Gorrilla dust collection system to install which will put some limits on wood shop reconfiguration so doing trailers, cars, and trucks in the metal shop will help with that conflict.

Pat