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Recently I
stopped to see a guy near Buffalo NY that had about 40 Wheelhorse tractors in 2
"garage in a box" buildings that were end to end.
Tube steel with
thick canvas/tarp material and zip up garage doors at the ends.... from Tractor
Supply $359 but they just had a sale for $289 so I bought one for extra parts
storage. They last thru Buffalo winters and only issue I see is falling
limbs from trees that could puncture it....but well built and
cheap.
He put a wood
skirt around the bottom and tied the boards to the tube
supports...solid.
..Walt From: elec-trak-bounces cosmos phy tufts edu [mailto:elec-trak-bounces cosmos phy tufts edu] On Behalf Of John J Casey Sent: Friday, April 24, 2009 9:43 AM To: Christopher Zach Cc: Elec-trak Subject: Re: (ET) Shed size for an E20 Mine is 10' W X 12' D. Has double doors. Easily holds tractor with
mower. Snow blade and blade hdw stored against wall behind tractor
along with spare wheels. Also store a 9hp Husqvarna blower and a big
Sears radial saw on a rolling stand and a fold-up directors chair. I can use the
saw without moving anything. Check your local zoning which may restrict
shed size.
BTW, if you build your own, add side-by-side inexpensive double hung
windows. If really anal like me, an inexpensive 3'x4' skylite to keep the
place light and airy.
On Apr 23, 2009, at 9:44 PM, Christopher Zach wrote:
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