bp fick
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Just your basic man-cave
The shop is in the front. Two barn bays in rear. 24x40 total
The shop is in the front. Two barn bays in rear. 24x40 total
picutres of you tractor in the garage or shed wanted
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CharlieR
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My tractor tent, simple, cheap but temporary.
NH-Rob
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dcyrilc
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I'm right there with you. I have too much stuff and not enough barn.
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Johndeere3720
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My little yanny is in a 5' by 12' rectangle. It fits perfect. I do agree, how do you keep your shops so clean?
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I like to keep the shop empty and store machinery in other sheds leaving the shop free and clean for it's intended purpopse...Fix it and move it out..!
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Soulasphil :Your "long-loader" looks interesting. Did you build it? I think it would be great for cleaning out the edges of my lake (pond) where you don't want to get too close to the edge.
The bucket on backwards (somehow) would be good for pulling back silt washed in by rain and edges that have given way etc. I guess you'd need lots of rear ballast to counter the length?
How does the loader lift? Do you have a hydraulic ram under the tractor to push the belly cross bar ahead to lift? I've looked and looked and can't figure it out other than this guess. Also the bucket, (from here) looks to be the old "trip" method as opposed to hydraulic?
I love your old buildings. My (Scottish) stone farm house is 154 yrs old with 2 ft thick walls. Yours looks similar? Always enjoy your interesting posts!
CHEERS!
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The bucket on backwards (somehow) would be good for pulling back silt washed in by rain and edges that have given way etc. I guess you'd need lots of rear ballast to counter the length?
How does the loader lift? Do you have a hydraulic ram under the tractor to push the belly cross bar ahead to lift? I've looked and looked and can't figure it out other than this guess. Also the bucket, (from here) looks to be the old "trip" method as opposed to hydraulic?
I love your old buildings. My (Scottish) stone farm house is 154 yrs old with 2 ft thick walls. Yours looks similar? Always enjoy your interesting posts!
CHEERS!
. . tug
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JDGreenGrass
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mjncad
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I'll gladly take that mill and sandblasting cabinet off your hands so your Kubota has more room.
radioman
Super Member
neat= less stuff
or
neat= less handy
or
neat=lots of free time, no kids
or
neat=BIIIIIGGGG garage for other stuff
sorry - couldn't help streotyping here .