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Got a good bit more done over the weekend on the walls. Still a few sheets to put up to button it up then I can start on the ceiling.

Morton buildings in the area is the Phillipsburg NJ location (908) 454-7900 Good luck.

Subscribed. Great build and attention to detail

Can you provide the link to your shop thread? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great looking build. I run all case IH equipment for a living (big stuff and newer) but would love to restore some of that older red iron. Picked up. '75 loadstar this year that needs some comestic love. Also got a Oliver 770 that needs some shop time. Subscribed. Sent from my iPhone...

Great looking table and shop. I like how you laid things out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you We just switched to premier from Kencove so I can't really say if it's the right move or not. So far we like it but it's only been a few months. Ask me again in a year :)

Thank you. We're in Bushkill township.

Too late for that. We wrapped up the walls portion today. This was the method the Morton building lbs guy told me to go. From my understanding the purpose of the vapor barrier is to prevent migration of moisture thru the walls. Any moisture that comes into the interior should not be a problem...

I was thinking of doing that but ended up trying to save a few bucks when I could. Did cull a lot of junk in the moving around though.

drivesitfar - that's a great idea with the pallet racks. I'll keep my eye out for them. A couple or areas I'm planning on building a shelf at the 8' height mark so that I have complete open space under. I've got an old international loadstar that needs some love and I'll need all the open wall...

Gonna have to do this job one wall at a time- Move stuff off of wall, insulate, vapor barrier, nailers, plywood- lather-rinse-repeat. Scored the 7'2" r19 batts from the local Morton building installer. They had a few extra rolls left over from a recent job and were planning on sending them...

Thank you- I'm very much looking forward to getting it insulated/heated and organized so that it become a more enjoyable place to work and hang out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ha, thanks. It should probably actually read- 1- get friends to come and do actual work under the guise of drinking copious amounts of beer

First I have to say how much I've enjoyed reading about everyone's garages/shops on here. All very inspirational and have given me lots of ideas on what I can do with my own little area. A quick background- I am a full time farmer and purchased our farm several years ago. On it was a 30x40x12...

Thank you for the tip. I'm new to this forum thing and every bit of advice I can get will help. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks great. I'm ordering metal this week for my 30x40 and was thinking of splitting it in 2 (roughly 20' panels). Would you recommend chopping down to the 13' for easier handling? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Finally Started on getting this 30x40 mess finished and organized. I'll start a new thread documenting the progress. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, just read thru this whole thread. Great job on it so far. I'm just getting into my own shop rehab/finish project (30x40 pole barn) and hope to utilize some of your ideas on organizing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just picked this one up the past weekend Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk