Tractor Shed Revisited

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#11  
The portable shed came in today.

How they fit a 8x7X6 90 pound shed into a box that's 1X2X4 is beyond me.

Should be interesting :)

-Larry
 
   / Tractor Shed Revisited #12  
just try to take it out and then put it back in....that's some Houdini stuff there :D
 
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#13  
LOL! Ain't that the truth :)

-Larry

keltonkrew said:
just try to take it out and then put it back in....that's some Houdini stuff there :D
 
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Ok, it finally decided to not rain for a weekend, and I got to put the 'shed' up.

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d50/pictureposter/Tractor/IMG_0490.jpg
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d50/pictureposter/Tractor/IMG_0491.jpg

The size is just about perfect, though I do have to flip up the discharge chute to get the 48" deck (60" actual width) to clear.

Putting this thing together was no picnic.

It is simple in construction. 20 or so interlocking pipes, along with a dozen or so "T" and "X" fittings.

Simple enough in theory, but in practice it's quite a challange.

The pull-over skin is what actually holds the structure together, and it does that well.

The problem is getting all 30+ pieces to stay put while you are putting it together.

After getting bapped in the head by a falling pipe 2 or 3 times, I finally had enough and started sealing each joint with Duck-Tape as I put it together.

That worked out well.

I was originally going to put it on a spare concrete slab in the back yard, but it turned out to be too small. I did not want it to be on Grass due to the obvious moisture issues. So I just put it in an otherwise unused section of the driveway.

Instead of using tie-down ropes, I bolted it to the driveway.

-Larry

-Larry
 
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#15  
35 MPH Wind Gusts today and it's still standing :)

-Larry
 
   / Tractor Shed Revisited #16  
Larry:

Haven't been around for a few weeks so I wish I'd seen your thread earlier. I have a couple of ClearSpan buildings, a small one for garage stuff and a big one 30x15x80 for agricultrial equipment and hay storage. They are really sturdy buildings rated to take snow and wind. The covers are guaranteed for 15 years and the frames are galvanized pipe. They make all sizes. I recommend them. FarmTek; commercial greenhouses, tension fabric buildings, agricultural supplies, truss arch structures, barn curtain, high tunnels.
 

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