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Re: Cleaning your shop


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Posted by notjustair on August 08, 2015 at 08:06:43 from (70.195.1.104):

In Reply to: Cleaning your shop posted by Rick Kr on August 07, 2015 at 21:01:34:

I do pretty well, but there's a pattern. In the north shed where everything gets parked the walls have become a catch-all. Since its tractors and trucks driving in and out there is always a foot or two at the wall to "lean that until I find a spot for it". The other day I pulled the feed wagon out and cleaned it up so I went through its little corner of paradise. I had a pickup full of block wood that had been leaned lots of places. Well, the tire on the disk started to go low so I put 4x4s under it so it wouldn't sit on the rim, etc. sheesh. There was enough cribbing to either start a really big fire or build several really short houses.

The machine shed where I do repairs also doubles as the "garage" for the good pickup and three classic cars. It has to be kept neat so that I can drive things in and out easily. Tractors and big machinery have to come in and out as needed for repairs. I also have some heavy things in the second story area that I don't often use, so I have to be able to pull a loader tractor in there and get things down. I have to have my tools picked up, BUT it makes me crazy if I walk away from a repair for the night and come back the next day and all of the tools I used to take it apart aren't still there. I need them to get it back together! If it is a long term situation that's different.

It makes me nuts to trip over mowers and tillers. They are in the machine shed now and I hate it. They have been parked in every shed on this farm and I still haven't found them a home. They may just get their very own new building. It would help if I didn't have three tillers, five riders, and three push mowers. Each has its specidfic forte, so I guess they all stay.


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