New addition for my new Tractor

Junkman · Sep 2, 2004

( why do they always stack the material that you're going to use first on the bottom of the pile? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif )

Because of the way you order the materials. You are thinking of working from the bottom up and that is how you make your list of materials. When you call it into the lumber yard, that is how they put it on the pick sheet. The yard workers pick from the top of the list and just keep piling the materials on till they get to the bottom of the list. What you ordered first is now at the bottom of the pile. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

EddieWalker · Sep 2, 2004

It's looking like a great project! Thanks for the pictures!!!!!

Eddie

Archdean · Sep 2, 2004

Day 9 Raising the back wall!

back wall

mrcaptainbob · Sep 2, 2004

Kinda hard to see from this vantage, but will it be the phone pole or the wood pile that keeps the wall from going the 'rest' of the way?? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Archdean · Sep 3, 2004

Well I thought I posted the pic for Day 10 but I guees not !
Anyway framing almost done and will sheet it tommorow!

Day 10

Archdean · Sep 6, 2004

Day 11, but please remember I let the concrete cure for a full 7 days so in reality I am in day 4 of construction and I have over the years developed methods to allow me to build structures with out help in case you notice something that you are not familiar with, it is a special technique to do all without skilled help!

Day11/Day4

Day 4 of actual construction

Archdean · Sep 7, 2004

Day 5 of nail pounding,

Kyle_in_Tex · Sep 8, 2004

Keep pounding and thanks for the pictures. Its amazing what you have learned to do by yourself.

Archdean · Sep 8, 2004

This might be interesting for any of you that have a ROPS Device on your tractor!! I designed this building entirely on the height of my Rops on my B7510 a standard garage door type structure will just not cut it!!

The side sliding door is for a place to park the back hoe portion of this unit!

The front door is a standard 8X7 (raised 1 & 1/2 inches to park the B7510
when she is just running around nekid!!
Dean

Side sliding door

End door

Archdean · Sep 8, 2004

( Keep pounding and thanks for the pictures. Its amazing what you have learned to do by yourself. )

Thank you for the nice comment, actually any one can do it but being a licensed builder no doubt helps!
Dean