Moving a shed

[buckeyefarmer]

Build a sandbox?

Lol, I used to have a turtle sandbox behind the house, from when the boys were little.
When an Amish crew was reroofing my house, I found out the foreman had a bunch of small kids. I gave him the sand box and a little tykes slide.
I’ll probably dump the sand in a low spot somewhere. Maybe right where it is as I want to build that area up some.

Used backhoe to get frozen wood out of the woodshed.

Also got to find place to store some old fence rails, I removed the fence between house and shed, kept the rails. The posts had rotted off.

Also got several sticks of thin wall 4” pipe to store somewhere.

Thinking of building a stand in the barn, where I can store a ton of wood pellets under, and put a pallet of lighter stuff above on the stand.

Got a bunch of stuff to get rid of in the barn also.

 

[JDZ735M]

Got a bunch of stuff to get rid of in the barn also.

Real nice sunset pictured in the background there.

 

[EddieWalker]

Lol, I used to have a turtle sandbox behind the house, from when the boys were little.
When an Amish crew was reroofing my house, I found out the foreman had a bunch of small kids. I gave him the sand box and a little tykes slide.
I’ll probably dump the sand in a low spot somewhere. Maybe right where it is as I want to build that area up some.

Used backhoe to get frozen wood out of the woodshed. View attachment 731946

Also got to find place to store some old fence rails, I removed the fence between house and shed, kept the rails. The posts had rotted off.

Also got several sticks of thin wall 4” pipe to store somewhere.

Thinking of building a stand in the barn, where I can store a ton of wood pellets under, and put a pallet of lighter stuff above on the stand.

Got a bunch of stuff to get rid of in the barn also.

From what I see in this picture, I'm really wondering why you are trying to save this shed. It looks a lot worse here then it does in your other pictures.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

From what I see in this picture, I'm really wondering why you are trying to save this shed. It looks a lot worse here then it does in your other pictures.

The last pic is the woodshed, behind the lean-to that is behind the shed. This part is coming down and will be burned. The only good thing left here is the 2 pressure treated 4x4s in the ground, and they’re questionable.
Still debating what to do with the lean to part. It’s roof is tied into the shed as 1 roof, so I need to cut it off.
I’m thinking of coming down a foot for an overhang, taking an old circular blade and just saw across the roof, shingles and all, then cutting off the rafters with a sawzall. And I found out the other day my sawsall is no longer working.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Spent a couple hours getting rid of more junk.

 

[B7510HSD]

According to my wife relocating is NOT the same as getting rid of junk!

 

[buckeyefarmer]

In another thread I said I shuffled some junk around.
I do have 2 large trash bags full for Monday’s trash.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Got the wire on a pallet. Need to find a home for it.
I can get half way in the open shed now.

 

[Hay Dude]

Drove past ya today. Will be driving by again Sunday on my way back home.

 

[newbury]

I must have 8 old rotors I kept as weights but never used. Old ceiling fans that quit working. Lots of empty boxes. I flatten old cardboard, put them down first then build fire on top so burning cardboard doesn’t fly away.

If you've got room to store it what's the problem?
Other than sudden death nobody else cares.

My sheds

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are finally approaching comfortably full after 11 years.

I just need to keep it organized for the executor of my estate.

Often some unforeseen project will pop up and with a couple of hours of looking I've got materials to finish it.

Your sand looks like it needs a concrete mixer.