My Kioti's new den (with pics)

[k0ua]

Some members requested more pictures of my Kioti and its new "den". So here they are.
The barn is a 12 W x26 L x10 H foot sidewalls.

James K0UA

 

[MIKE R]

Looks good. The tractor will be nice and cosy in there.

 

[creekbend]

Nice building. :thumbsup:

 

[Bob77064]

James that is a great setup you have. Sure will be nice this winter.

 

[4shorts]

That's very nice James. New tractor and new stable. Your blessed my friend The tractor looks beefy. Nice set of forks on it to! I've never seen a garage like that before. Did it come with the tree? :laughing:
How is it anchored to the ground? It's perfect for the new tractor.
Thanks for posting this. I really enjoyed seeing it.
Paul

 

[bullbreaker]

Thanks for sharing those pics with us James ! :thumbsup:
Dang great looking tractor you got there, nice place to store it and clean looking place.
When I first saw that 55 gal black drum hanging off the back without my glasses on I thought you might of switched sides of the law and took up shineing !
Keep-em pic's comeing really enjoyed them ! :thumbsup:
Maybe never told you James but I had a place for years in Alton,Mo near Thayer 35 acre hobby horse farm. Sold it about 3 years ago. I'd say it was about 31 miles NE of West Plains.

Boone

 

[MotorSeven]

Wow...a dedicated tractor barn....nice! How much weight in your "barrel o' counter weight"?

 

[DutchHenryBrown]

Very NICE set up and good looking tractor.:thumbsup:

 

[1savoy]

Great looking place James. I like the Kioti and have looked at them a few times. Thanks for sharing the photos. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[k0ua]

Thanks for all the comments guys..
The Carolina Carport is anchored with 3 foot rebars with a large nut welded on the top, driven into the ground with a sledgehammer. They really sweated on that, It seemed to almost take as long as building the rest of the barn, I would have thought they would have brought one of those Hammer drills like the linemen use to drive ground rods. No I don't make much "shine".. too risky The Ballast barrel is 750 lbs. Yep I use the forks quite a bit to move things around. and I move a lot of rocks with them an can even set rocks on a rock wall with them.. You get good with them after a while with practice. As for the tree.. hmmm that was the wife's idea to leave the tree, I am not so sure it is staying. The Kioti is a good heavy powerful machine with a lot of deluxe features.

James K0UA