Tractor shed is up.

[japody]

Tractor shed was put up today. It's 48' wide, with 24' center section and 12' lean to's, and 35' deep. 12' tall in center, 9' tall on sides. They started at 6 am and were finished at 6 pm. I am very satisfied with the result. Now I get to put all of the tractors in the shed and not have to bother with tarps.

 

[EddieWalker]

That's a lot of storage in a very short amount of time!!!!!

 

[Hoss710]

Thats a very nice set up. if you don't mind sharing, what does something like that cost ?

 

[japody]

Thats a very nice set up. if you don't mind sharing, what does something like that cost ?

4k for site work, 12k for building. Shopped around and got a heck of a deal on the building from Carolina Carports. They had a 17% off sale that ended May 31. Only took 6 weeks to get it.

 

[japody]

The tractors are home!

 

[BoylermanCT]

12 hours is pretty good! How many workers did they use?

 

[japody]

12 hours is pretty good! How many workers did they use?

3, a father and his two sons. I was impressed with how they worked as a finely tuned crew.

 

[2manyrocks]

How did they anchor it to the ground?

 

[japody]

How did they anchor it to the ground?

3 ' rebars every 5' through the ground pieces, both inner and outer. Then 3' anchor screws that are adjacent and then bolted to the ground pieces. It is rated for 145 mph winds. If we get 145 mph winds, I've got a lot more to worry about.

 

[2manyrocks]

Is there a way to pour a concrete slab now that it's installed or are the ground pieces so low to the ground that you'd have to raise the entire shed?