Posted by larry@stinescorner on June 22, 2015 at 15:00:45 from (71.187.236.89):
sort of a long story to explain,,30 or so years ago at the farm,,the sheds were empty so the neighbor farmer stored some stuff in them, He is long passed,but his grandson now farms our land,.Little by little my collection of stuff has been growing.The grandson is our neighbor,,we are the best of friends,I still found spots to squeese some stuff in,and sometimes for lack of time on both his part and mine,my stuff was outside, We both wanted to move stuff around,never had time,either of us. As a matter of fact,when I brought the Ford 2000 to PA,There was no room at our sheds,,he said there is room next to his grandmas lawnmower at his farm,put it there until we get things moved around,,,well,,,,10 years later,,this spring,,,we moved stuff around,,I now have storage for my collection of stuff You might remember I did some repairs on some of the sheds last fall,in this one is the FORD 2000,the tiller ,one row cultivator ,and the finish mower,still is room for the chinese tractor if it gets here,,,lol the wagon is inside in the bigger shed this old shed is not great,but does have a cement floor and the roof is sound A lot of stuff fits in it now so,,to make this long story short,,,lol,,,saturday morning I left NJ very early to beat the rain and hoe the garden and cut the grass,I arrived ,got out of the truck,hoed one row,,it started raining,I was dissapointed,then rememberd the old york rake that I had left outside for 10 years was in the shed,and dry,,,perfect time to scrape wire brush it and give it a coat of primer,,,its not much of a shop yet,but better than what I did have! I was going to get a spray gun this winter,never got to it,,,so,,,its a brush job....
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You might remember I did some repairs on some of the sheds last fall,in this one is the FORD 2000,the tiller ,one row cultivator ,and the finish mower,still is room for the chinese tractor if it gets here,,,lol 
the wagon is inside in the bigger shed 
this old shed is not great,but does have a cement floor and the roof is sound 
A lot of stuff fits in it now 
so,,to make this long story short,,,lol,,,saturday morning I left NJ very early to beat the rain and hoe the garden and cut the grass,I arrived ,got out of the truck,hoed one row,,it started raining,I was dissapointed,then rememberd the old york rake that I had left outside for 10 years was in the shed,and dry,,,perfect time to scrape wire brush it and give it a coat of primer,,,its not much of a shop yet,but better than what I did have! I was going to get a spray gun this winter,never got to it,,,so,,,its a brush job....