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Sunset from the other night from one of the walk in doors at the barn

Love the 806 and the Cub.... I hope to add a 706 and an 806 to my collection

Excavation Contractor finished the loam work and graveled the drive. The builder starts on Monday. Should go pretty fast now I hope.

Here is a pic of tonight looking out where the walk in door to my shop is.

Looking forward to seeing your build... Need some pics of the 806 and the cub!!!

Back filled yesterday, received almost 6 inches of rain in 24 hours...really helped the compaction.. also shown is the floor insulation and the frost posts for the shed overhang.

So I think I made a pretty good score today. I picked up 6 bolt bin cabinets for $120... They are not perfect, but with some cleaning and TLC and some IH red paint, I think they will come out all right.

Foundation crew came back this morning and had the whole thing stripped, cleaned up and loaded in an hour. It looks awesome. This weeks agenda: get it backfilled and compacted, lay the vapor barrier and insulation for the floor, and get the floor poured.

So the walls are poured and they will be stripped in the morning. Cant wait to see how they look

Pouring the walls today. Last night we had a little ceremony and blessed the building and put a small symbol of our faith in the Northeast corner to forever guard it.

The footings are 5 ft down....I'm real happy with how its going so far.

forms for the footings in and poured

Digging for the footings today...will be formed and poured this afternoon

So the fill is in place.. It took 800 yards of fill to get it leveled out. Putting the water to it, keep compacting it for a week. Foundation to be put in the week of the 21st.

The narrow front is a Farmall 504, gas. The first tractor is a 460 Hi-Clear utility also gas and is one of 266 built. The middle pic is a Farmall 100, its predecessor was the Super A.

Pics of where they are at tonight... Lots of fill!!!

A few pics this morning to show where the grade is going to end up. The pink ribbons on the first two stakes are the grade, the last stake there is no ribbon because the grade is above it. Going to take a lot of fill and compaction.

Thank you, it will be nice to get them undercover and get the shop organized

Some of my "iron" pictures

Some more pics from the end of day.