Anonymous-0
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This old garage. I hauled it home a while back. This is project No. 564 LOL
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twostepn2001
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Just leave'er on the trailer and make project no. 565 bringin' it to Texas. Be just about right size to park my 'ol 8N in.... ain't sold mine yet.
triangle brace inside of corners, get a few 4x6 treated beams to set frame on, spike or lag bolt in, and set in on leveled perimeter bed of gravel 4 inch high dug in trench 4 inchs down, 10/12 inch wide. This is "temporary" setting-- some small sheds have been put to use while set this way and are still being used on gravel bed 15 years later. Get out old moldboard plow and dig trench with it tossing dirt outward, fill furrow with gravel up to level of turned dirt plus maybe couple more inchs and the outer dirt becomes a berm to keep out roof drippings, etc. Old railroad ties used to be used some. RN
Anonymous-0
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I blasted the floor together today and secured it to the steel skid. Tommorrow will try to slid the old garage on to it. PS I hope some body comes for a visit,I will put them to work.LOL
Zachary Hoyt
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Did the count start at the beginning of the year, or when you were
born, or some other time? It seems like a good way to keep track of
stuff. Looks like a nice little garage, but you've got a much nicer
bigger one already. I guess it's always good to have a place to
store things though.
Zach
born, or some other time? It seems like a good way to keep track of
stuff. Looks like a nice little garage, but you've got a much nicer
bigger one already. I guess it's always good to have a place to
store things though.
Zach
ShadetreeRet
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A man can never have enough storage space! Is that asbestos siding on that thing? Be careful! Don't breathe when working around it! Or maybe you don't have the same restrictions that we do in "the states"
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