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sberry

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I am also tearing down some old storage buildings and putting up a new one. I had a couple of delays but finally drag myself back out to get back to it. It will also help get a couple things out of the shop and do some further organization.
 

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sca037

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That storage building will be a great upgrade, and should compliment and help make the shop an even more productive place :thumbup:

Keep the pix coming!
Brian
 
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sberry

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I really try to keep the place cleaned out, if I need to do something I dont like to play moving man. If I am not using or working on something its out of here. For most people these things become a hole where everything they just cant bear to part with gets put, pretty soon you still cant use it. I had to tell someone a while back, this is a working shop and no,,, you cannot store that 500$ boat here. Another Bud says,, ya, I need to build something to cover my combine, right, 5000 to cover a 500$ combine. A lot of people would like to have space but is it worth 200k to them? For the most part there has to be a need that makes it worthwhile.
 
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sberry27 said:
I really try to keep the place cleaned out, if I need to do something I dont like to play moving man. If I am not using or working on something its out of here. For most people these things become a hole where everything they just cant bear to part with gets put, pretty soon you still cant use it. I had to tell someone a while back, this is a working shop and no,,, you cannot store that 500$ boat here. Another Bud says,, ya, I need to build something to cover my combine, right, 5000 to cover a 500$ combine. A lot of people would like to have space but is it worth 200k to them? For the most part there has to be a need that makes it worthwhile.



I like your thinking.....building a shop used specifically for working and not a trash bend.....good thoughts
 

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I bet the tearing down was a lot more fun that the putting up will be :D

But the end result will make your life a lot easier, it looks.
 

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sberry27 said:
Dave,,,, it wouldnt just get stuffed with junk Mopar parts would it? hahahahahahahahahahaa

Well, since there is no such thing, of course not! :bounce:

It could also house my 2 GM vehicles, and one AMC. Sorry, no Fords. :beer:
 

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What size is that building? Is it a pole barn type? How high is your ceilings? OK, I guess that is enought questions. Thanks.
 
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