Where do you store your attachments?

[OldMcDonald]

Like most, the expensive stuff is indoors (haymaking, sprayer, cultivator) but with limited storage - buildings long and narrow designed primarily for livestock housing, access has to be considered. Everything I made myself, except a seed drill which has moving parts, stays outside on the basis it will take a long time to rust through and it was cheap to make in the first place.

 

[coobie1]

We are fortunate to have 3 barns to store our implements.IMHO they cost to much to leave out in the weather.

 

[Indygunworks]

We are fortunate to have 3 barns to store out implements.IMHO they cost to much to leave out in the weather.

easy opinion to have when you already have the barn space to store them. If you were looking at an extra 10k to get a place to store them you may change your tune a bit.

 

[grsthegreat]

heres part of mine

 

[murphy1244]

Nice Barn!

 

[coobie1]

easy opinion to have when you already have the barn space to store them. If you were looking at an extra 10k to get a place to store them you may change your tune a bit.

I hear ya.LOL

 

[cat fever]

There is no doubt that storing anything you have under cover is best. I am thinking about my own dilemma of covered storage. I have 3 out buildings at my place and it's still not enough, as each was purpose built. I am thinking of building a 40'X60' barn, and that's the last one.

 

[Piston]

I'm surprised the majority of users have a place to store their implements. I would have thought more people were like myself, and left their equipment outside.

Sometimes I forget what implements I have, until the snow melts and I find them again.

 

[oldballs]

One of my elderly lady friends asked her husband if he would remarry again if she died first. He replied, "Sure"!

Then she asked who that lady might be? And he replied.... "Katie Schmoze". And then my lady friend said "But she is 100 years old".

And her husband said, "Yeah, but she has a nice barn":laughing: a true story.

 

[Xfaxman]

I'm surprised the majority of users have a place to store their implements. I would have thought more people were like myself, and left their equipment outside.

Sometimes I forget what implements I have, until the snow melts and I find them again.

I posted the ones on dollies but most of mine are outside, lucky that we don't have to worry about snow hiding them. :thumbsup:

The 6', 1 cubic yard bucket and the stump bucket.

The 42" pallet forks and the 48" block forks.

The 6' Monster Grapple and the 44" Gorilla Grapple.

The 8' box blade and the bale spike.