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Choosing what to store inside.

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Richard

03-25-2002 06:00:32




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I personnally store anything with an engine, or with alot of wood parts inside (hay wagon). This leaves a few implements outside. This I have to do, as I can't afford another building. But I hate to see my plow, hay rake, bush hog out in the elements.




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Dave

03-27-2002 19:39:33




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 Re: Choosing what to store inside. in reply to Richard, 03-25-2002 06:00:32  
Plow can sit outside along with any tillage equipment . put the rake and bushog in a wagon



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Handsome Jim

03-25-2002 14:06:23




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 Re: Choosing what to store inside. in reply to Richard, 03-25-2002 06:00:32  
I'm in the same boat Richard, we've always kept the tractors inside and anything else with a motor or a belts. We keep most of the trailers inside also. Last year we sold Dad's dump truck and I wanted to use that space for the brush hog, sickle mower and trailer with the fuel tank on it but Mom wanted me to put another of Dad's trailers in there so I kind of had to abide by her wishes since along with everything else, it is her shed. We do have tractors and implements that Dad used when he was excavating that we are planning to sell and maybe that will free up some space.HJ

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cj

05-09-2004 21:41:52




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 Re: Re: Choosing what to store inside. in reply to Handsome Jim, 03-25-2002 14:06:23  
do you have parts, belts, buzz saws or other implements for a JohnDeer "B"?



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