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Re: Raining Under the Tarp Update
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Posted by Gary from Muleshoe on January 16, 2007 at 07:01:05 from (65.125.46.101):
In Reply to: Raining Under the Tarp Update posted by Aaron Ford on January 16, 2007 at 06:32:03:
I bought one of these from Cummings Tool, I intend to use it for the summer months so I can keep my 1940 JD B at home. I store my tractor 20 miles away during winter months in a warehouse at my work. Not to convenient for evening drives in the summer. I intend to put a metal roof on mine as the tarp doesn't hold up to the winds here in West Texas. Good luck with yours.
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