Tractor Shed

[Throbbin Rods]

Just bought a Kubota L245DT with several implements. I now need to have a place to put that stuff out of the weather. I am thinking a sort of open shed, maybe 12 x 24? Put the tractor in one stall and the implements in the next 2. Anyone have a drawing or plan for something like this? I have the drawing skill of a drunken Rhesus monkey so I would really appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance - Bill

 

[Doug B]

Don't have any plans ,but a quick google search brought up lots of photos.
Should be a pretty straight forward project.

 

[KenB]

I've had good success with my ShelterLogic canvas shed. I have the 12x20 round top, which keeps my tractor stuff nice and dry. Tarp floor helps a lot. Can get them direct or through Tractor Supply and FarmTek.

Ken

 

[Garage Dog]

Google "images of Loafing Sheds" or Loafing Barn. They are very simple structures that I think are in line with what you are looking for to protect the new purchase.

Good Luck

GD

 

[John in OH]

You're in NH .... are you sure you want an open shed?? Open may be OK for the implements, but I'd recommend you fully enclose the portion where the tractor will be stored and cement at least that portion of the floor.

Every time I've stored a tractor in an open or partially open shed I've experienced some degree of rusting and deterioration. And a shed without a vapor barrier under the gravel floor or concrete floor is a real recipe for trouble! Heavy vapor barrier is a MUST!!

 

[rburke65]

I own a Kubota L245DT and have for 35 years. It's been a good machine. Good luck with yours.

 

[Throbbin Rods]

Thinking on building a shed 8 x 24 (biggest I can make without a permit and increased tax bill) Should have room for all the implements and I will wall in the carport on the side of the garage for the tractor. Not a perfect solution but one that fits the monthly Social Security check budget

 

[Lippyp]

The default around here seems to be power poles used to build a simple pole shed with a tin single pitched roof.