Posted by omahagreg on January 13, 2009 at 16:59:47 from (72.196.16.150):
In Reply to: Alternative Shop Uses posted by GordoSD on January 13, 2009 at 16:27:37:
I live in on older part of Omaha. 40' x 120' lot. Wanted a shop, so built a 20' x 30', with a single 9' door in the 20' side. The rest of the width I leave my cabinet making tools set up-can still pull the truck in. Thought I had put everything in there I could possibly do-UNTIL....Dad and I wanted to sell our long forgotten HO scale train set to help finance some updates to our AC WD. Well, the guy wanted to buy a piece at a time, so, I decided I wanted to set it up-but where? I used a hand boat winch, and I hang it above the pickup when not working on it! The grain elevator I built for it is on the bench in the background. Greg
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