I built a 28Dx72Lx12H tool shed (should have built it 30x72x14), then closed in a 24x28 work shop. Going to add a 10x32 storage room on the back side soon.
For years I wanted a large work shop but realized that most of my friends and family's shops are full of stuff with no room to work, their large size also makes it costly to heat or cool so I decided on a tool shed for storage with a smaller work shop that's easier to keep clean and cheaper to heat and cool. This allows me to get more done by keeping shop temps at a comfortable level with out having unaffordable utility bills.
What ever you build plan for the future, if you plan to have a large combine or dual wheeled tractor later on build a shop that it will fit in.
No combine for me and a 100hp tractor will fit in my little shop.
Now I just need a 30x120 tool shed to put the rest of my stuff in so I can empty out the barns for more hay storage, and that's probably not big enough.
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