JerryK
Elite Member
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2004
- Messages
- 3,261
- Location
- Vanderbilt, Michigan, USeh?
- Tractor
- Mahindra (2011)5035 HST TLB & (2016)2555 HST Cab & (2017)1526 HST(2018)Cub Cadet Pro Z 154L (1991) Caterpillar E70B
Hey, is that Mahindra part bear? My Bota works all winter, it's part Wolverine.![]()
My little friend works for me all winter long.
from 2 winters ago:
Bugs me when other peoples shops are so neat! Geeez, even the firewood!
I can honestly say that is the strangest way I have ever seen someone store a tractor. Is there a reason for the hood being up? Loader being up? Sheets?
Hood up to hook up charger, loader up so it does not block me from parking my Dodge Cummins back there soon [ rear barn door access ], sheets to keep the freshly warshed shinny paint fairly clean. Plus, I wanna, and at 68, I'm gonna.....I only have a 40X80' barn, which sounds big. But have a 16X40 workshop in the middle. Store two pickups, a 16' dual axle trailer, a JD garden tractor, a Craftsman riding tractor [ backup ], log splitter, about 10 face cord of firewood, generator, big 3pt box, lumber, steel, pipe, wood chipper, 3pt snowblower, big Toro ZTR, and two good sized tractors... Plus wheelbarrow, garden cart, trailer for garden tractor.... and the list goes on and on... need a bigger barn... but HAVE to be organized.
I can honestly say that is the strangest way I have ever seen someone store a tractor. Is there a reason for the hood being up? Loader being up? Sheets?
Another reason to leave the hood up is that it's supposed to keep mice out. Supposedly they don't like to build nests where there is a lot of light. If it's got a clutch you also want to block the pedal down so the clutch doesn't rust itself to the flywheel.