My modest fleet

DP Property · Apr 27, 2012

Feel like playing with something green today , I also have some orange stashed around the corner

I just tell the neighbours it's all for yardwork:thumbsup:

Thomas · Apr 27, 2012

Heck of Deere herd.

kebo · Apr 27, 2012

Nice fleet!! I bet your JD dealer loves to see you walking in the door lol!!

creekbend · Apr 28, 2012

Having all that equipment most definitely aids in the productivity in regards to your Business endeavors. :thumbsup:

NHmitch · Apr 28, 2012

Thats a pretty impressive fleet! On a side note, have you been happy with your shelter logic. i assume that you use it to park some of your JD's. I am debating picking one up for a shelter for hay, and implements. We had one about 5 years ago, but we had a small tornado hit when, and it destroyed it. We get a lot of snow in New Hampshire, and I'm sure in Ontario you get about what we get for snow fall. I would imagine you get lake effect snow there. Anyways, just wondering how it has held up for you over the winter, if you have had it that long? Thanks!

DP Property · Apr 28, 2012

creekbend said:
Having all that equipment most definitely aids in the productivity in regards to your Business endeavors. :thumbsup:

Yes Sir so far I have managed to keep a one man operation going for 11 years and the equipment has helped get noticed and appointed contract work for my township and some local development companies.
On another note my wife says if I buy anything else Im dead :laughing:

DP Property · Apr 28, 2012

NHmitch said:
Thats a pretty impressive fleet! On a side note, have you been happy with your shelter logic. i assume that you use it to park some of your JD's. I am debating picking one up for a shelter for hay, and implements. We had one about 5 years ago, but we had a small tornado hit when, and it destroyed it. We get a lot of snow in New Hampshire, and I'm sure in Ontario you get about what we get for snow fall. I would imagine you get lake effect snow there. Anyways, just wondering how it has held up for you over the winter, if you have had it that long? Thanks!

Hi Mith that is the biggest shelterlogic I could find I think it is like 24 feet long and 12 high (guessing but somewhere around there) it cost about $850.00 I think. It has been ok but only had it for one year and some of the seams on the end covers have ripped in one area where they rub against the frame and some bolt tips that stick out. I have tried to fix the tears with duct tape. If the front entrance is open and high winds hit well it obviously fills the shelter up and wants to lift it off the ground like a parachute. I always try and zip her shut when it gets really windy. The framing seems very strong and I think most snow will roll or blow off of the top. I was fine this winter but it was a mild winter. I am thinking it is a good buy but if I ever want to replace the end cover mostly the back one I am hoping I can order a new one from shelter logic since there phone number is on tags inside the shelter. I purchased this because it was high enough to park the 3720 cab tractor in and also keeps things looking neater for the neighbour. It does what I need it to well and also allows me to hide some implements in there.. John Deere says in there manual the roofs on these cabs will fade and even dry out over time if there over exposed to sun so for any investment like the 3720 you want to protect I would say it is an overall good buy. The tractor sure won't fit in my garage.
Maybe one day we will have that dream shop in the country untill now we get buy