Many years back a friend and i built his shop , it was a 40x72 . when we were done with everything he and i stood in the door way and marveled at the size . of the BIG open space . Then we started ADDING , work benches welding table drill press , welder lathe , fridge, got to have a fridge, shelves parts bins air compressor shop press more work benches cherry picker tool boxes oil grease with each piece the floor space got smaller . Then came three semi's but still had enough room to get a couple pick ups in when needed , then came the backhoe .Now something had to set out or be pulled out . IF a 24x36 will work then a 30x40 would be better . That way when you get the work benches in and stuff along the wall you end up with a 24x36 floor space then tear down just one tractor and you will be walking sideways around it .
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