R4041/4047 cover

[RAYJAY]

if your building that big of a shop a good place to get info is The Garage Journal a lot of cool places on there and welcome to the ls mafia ..lol


Jeff

 

[GManBart]

if your building that big of a shop a good place to get info is The Garage Journal a lot of cool places on there and welcome to the ls mafia ..lol


Jeff

Thanks...I'll definitely check that out! I've been looking at some designs, and trying to sort out exactly what I want. I have to get two houses demo'd first, but I hope to have the building up by late Spring. The problem now is just trying to avoid going crazy with all the cool things that are possible

 

[uphere]

Here is my 4041 cover

 

[mangus580]

So thats the price difference between the 3039, and the 4041... Its all in the cover!!

See my 3039 cover below

Here is my 4041 cover

 

[GManBart]

Here is my 4041 cover

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That's my plan too. Two tractors, one cargo trailer, a king cab truck with plow, zero turn, snow thrower, wood chipper, 3pt implements, and a decent sized machine shop need to fit in mine....not gonna be cheap

 

[mangus580]

Holy crap! That will cost more than the tractor! LOL

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That's my plan too. Two tractors, one cargo trailer, a king cab truck with plow, zero turn, snow thrower, wood chipper, 3pt implements, and a decent sized machine shop need to fit in mine....not gonna be cheap

 

[GManBart]

Holy crap! That will cost more than the tractor! LOL

Yeah, unfortunately, I know it will. But hey, if I'm building a man-cave, I might as well aim high!

 

[uphere]

Holy crap! That will cost more than the tractor! LOL

Probably - but it makes a nicer "dog-house" and the beer fridge fits real easy in it.

 

[RAYJAY]

GmanBart how are you heating the new shop ?

Jeff

 

[GManBart]

GmanBart how are you heating the new shop ?

Jeff

I'm not 100% certain, but I'm thinking radiant heat in at least ths shop part, run off a hot water heater. The rest I might do radiant off a wood burner, that I can heat as needed. Natural gas is available at the street, but tapping into it would be pricey. The current house has a propane setup, but I can't see paying the higher prices for it. Short answer is I'm still kicking ideas around!