tractor storage and/or workshop pictures

[slewisma]

Lot's of great examples in this thread and judging by the number of views, a very popular topic.

Anyone have a recommendation on a good shed or barn builder in central Massachusetts? My lot isn't big enough for a big barn but I am thinking something like 12 or 14 X 20, higher than the "delivered assembled" or "kit" sheds so I don't have to fold the ROPS and concrete floor since I take the FEL and BH off regularly to put on the MMM and mow.

I'd also like to put an overhead chain hoist and trolley system in but figure a portable setup will suffice for that instead of a lot of expensive steel beams.

 

[LBrown59]

22x20 Brown building. and end of 22X76


22x76


30x52

 

[LBrown59]

OT.
How good is the light with the skylighting on the side, I have not seen that before,
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I like it

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So Do I

 

[Chuck K.]

Just started putting up the red iron today... Here as some work in progress pics.


Had contractors set forms.. I did the dirt work.


Beams had to be 3' deep to get into virgin soil


Another shot of beams


Had to use a pump truck to get cement to center of shop


Pic of concrete filling the beams well


Starting to use bull float and finish slab


As if I did not have enough going on I decided to build a slant roof shed for the water well holding tank, shop air comperssor and storage for tractor implements.


Shed coming along well, and a shot of a "Redneck manlift basket"

 

[Dan22]

OK, I gotta get on this thread.

Here is the tractor and the shop. 36'x44' stick frame, insulated, soon to have heat pump. I am into anything with wheels so it is full of "projects".

Tractor sleeps in here until the newness wears off and I relegate it to the carport.

Enjoy.

 

[Chuck K.]

Well they finally got started on the shop.. here is a few pictures of the red iron going up..








I have some much work ahead of me I dont know where to start...