What is your garage?? Kubota edition

ronjhall · Feb 1, 2006

Equipment Barn:
 Kubota B2910 FEL & Weight Box
Bearcat Chipper Shredder
JD 735
Club Car Golf cart
 Kubota BH
 JD 5' Rotary Cutter
 Kubota Reverse Tine Tiller
 Kubota 72" MMM
First Choice 60 Areator
4' X 8' Utility trailer
Storage for Boating and Fishing equipment

5 Car Garage
2 Vans
My shop fills the other half.

Timmmmah · Feb 1, 2006

2005 Grand L 3130 w/ 723 Loader and SBX 650 BS
2003 F-350 Crew 7.3 Powerstroke
2003 Eddie Bauer Expedition
2004 Yamaha YZ 450 F Motocrosser AMA # 655
2005 Artic Cat 250 Quad
2001 Layton 33' RV
Toro walk behind mower (since i only have a scrap of a lawn)
Troy Bilt weed wacker
Troy Bilt 2600 PSI pressure washer
Bikes
Stroller
Muddy Boots

AND

51 boxes of crap!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

MadDog · Feb 1, 2006

The cars have always lived outside in the driveway. No room for them in our garage (15x37) because I have always used that for my workshop. It has cabinet saw, radial saw, planer, jointer, bandsaw, drill press and a pegboard wall full of hand tools.

2 years ago I built an OPE shed (8x14) attached to rear of house. Thought tractor could live there, but not with BH. It has garden tools, fertilizers, Troybilt chipper, mower, garden cart and jerricans for gasoline and waste oil. No room for tractor or attachments, even if it were empty.

Last summer I built a 26x24 Clearspan steel arch barn. Has 100 amp electrical service, flourescent shoplights and houses tractor, all my attachments, 60gal air compressor, mig welder, plasma cutter, grinder and assorted tractor mainenance supplies. I'm already running out of room. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

In planning stage: 36x48 Barn #2 (a polebarn). At that point, tractor, attachments and maintenance stuff will go to new barn and present barn will house metalworking shop and inside storage for current winter's firewood. That should be good for at least a year. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Wife doesn't complain (too much /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif ) so long as I never tell her that we can't afford something SHE wants. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

snal · Mar 22, 2006

Basement garage houses the upright freezer, camping gear, riding gear, and my 01 Harley Electraglide Classic.
Double detached garage (1536 sq ft) has one bay that houses 3 kayaks and a canoe, radial arm saw, 40 gallon compressor, bike lift, engine stand, cherry picker, and a crapload of stacked furniture waiting for the first child to move out.
Bay 2 is home to the BX24, 98 Harley Sportster/Chopper project bike, 2 rollaway tool boxes, and a 4' x 16' wall mounted pegboard loaded with tools (painted HD orange and black).
Upper garage room #1 is 24' x 14' and is home to several guitar amps, guitars, pioneer stereo, sofa, loveseat, and 12 cubic ft. beer fridge (dad's pad when mom's mad).
Upper garage room #2 is 12' x 14' and is slowly becoming a small woodworking shop...scroll saw, 10" table saw, sanding station, router table...ect.
Upper garage room #3 is full of stuff that hasn't been placed in the garage attic since I don't have the attic floor done yet.

sneaky_pete · Mar 22, 2006

( What do all of you have in your garage or barn or equipment shed?)

Shop/equipment barn:

Kubota B7400HSD w/ FEL
Kubota G1800 w/ MMM
Bush Hog rotary cutter
Gannon box blade
utility trailer w/ water tank
Rototiller, pressure washer, weed eaters, etc.
'47 Indian Chief
'98 H-D FLTRI
enough parts to build another couple of Indians and harleys
'84 Toyota Hilux 4WD
My office

Garage: '02 Toyota Sequoia (wife's), '91 FJ80 Toyota Land Cruiser

5030 · Mar 22, 2006

I guess at this juncture I'd better add my shop tools:

Restored South Bend 9" Workshop Lathe with 3C Collet closer completely tooled.

Restored 7" South Bend benchtop shaper with power traverse.

LeBlond Regal Servo Shift 14 x 60 Toolroom Lathe completely tooled.

Dashin Prince 14 x 40 Engine Lathe with taper attachment, D1-4 headstock, completely tooled.

Kent 6 x18 Toolroom grinder, frequency controlled, completely tooled.

2 Bridgeport Vertical Millers, both R8, one vari-drive one step pulley, completely tooled.

Large assortment of L.S.Starrett, B&S, Muitoyo and Fred Fowler precision tools and Weber Gage blocks as well as 2 Gerstner Wood Tool chests, one mahagony, one blond oak and a LSS toolroom grade surface plate.

Hobart 600 plasma cutter, Harris oxy-acetlene torch set, Miller Tig Mate, Lincoln computerized Mig, gas driven Lincoln ac/dc stick welder with high frequency drive, Gardner Denver 5 ton air operated overhead rail hoist, 20 horsepower American IMC horoziontal air compressor with refrigerated dryer, Aladin diesel fired 13 horsepower hot water 3500 psi pressure washer, arbor presses, broaches, hydraulic straightening press, bench grinder, Darex end mill grinder and drill grinder (not a Lowes special either). Large Waterloo upper and lower toolbox loaded with Snap-on and SK tools. Angle grinders, planers, circular saws, buffers and who knows what else, oh, I forgot the Jet horoziontal band saw. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I need more room. When I go, my wife is having one BIG auction. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Builder · Mar 22, 2006

In and behind 27' x 38' garage: Kubota L-39, IH-4800 4x4 35K dumptruck, '99 F-350 4x4 diesel superduty, Chevy 1500 1/2 ton, 28' Cam superline 9 ton tag trailer, JD325GT garden tractor, JD-10 cart, 7' York rake, Q/A pallet forks, 10HP mud sucker diagphram pump, Honda powerwasher, 5HP air compressor, 3 jackson concrete wheelbarrows, scaffolding, Stihl concrete saw, Stihl 20" Farmboss, every capentry & masonry tool imaginable, lots of mechanics tools, 12' work bench with cabinets, 8" vice, benchtop grinder and a big sander. 500lbs of rusty york weights and a everlast punching bag for when I have a bad customer. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Thanks for lettin us brag. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Bird · Mar 22, 2006

All you guys are talking about WORKING stuff! Down in the country I had a 40' x 60' shop building, so I had lots of tools, tractor, implements, etc. in it, but since I had to move back to town, I had a BIG garage sale myself instead of waiting for my wife to have an auction, Daryl. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Now that I'm back in town I have a 2 car garage with an '01 Ford Windstar and an '01 Ford Ranger, along with storage cabinets, washer & dryer, & such. I have an 8' x 12' garden shed with my little Toro ZTR, Stihl string trimmer, and assorted other lawn & garden tools. And I have a 21' x 25' shop building with workbench, vise, bench grinder, air-compressor, refrigerator full of drinks, shelves with a few power tools, a table saw, and a rollaway tool box. My little 4' x 8' landscape trailer has to sit outside.

HOWEVER . . ., at my age and in my circumstances; i.e., being lazy and not intending to do any serious WORK anymore, I put an 8' pool table right in the middle of that shop building. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif And I'll bet it gets more use than any of the tools. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

5030 · Mar 24, 2006

Bird:

I've considered a pool table too. My BIL has a restored 50's Brunswick with the leather pockets and all. It's a tank and I'd put it in the living room if I could get it.

I'll have to be content playing pool on Yahoo for now. At least I can see to the other side of the table. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

If Amy and I decide to move out there, I'll have a semi load of treasures to bring.

KubotainNH · Mar 24, 2006

My garage is only in my thoughts at this point. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif Someday... I do have a shed that houses a Honda 4 wheeler and Kawasaki dirt bike. Alas, little orange lives under a tarp at this point. Lots of tools in the walkout basement (walk outs are great) plus a motorcycle. I have stuff everywhere which of course annoys the missus. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif