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I picked up some pallet racking for the shop.
Now I can start getting stuff on shelves. ![]() My recently refurbished compressor will go on the top here, above where it is sitting now: ![]() This tractor project was a tight fit here, I wanted 10’ load beams for this section, but they only had 8’, 9’ or 12’, and I didn’t have the room for 12’, so I had to use 9’ for this section: ![]() Then today, I found a deal on some wire decking. I was just about to buy some 2x6 lumber and start cutting blocks to drop into the steps in the load beams to make shelves on my pallet racking, when I found a deal on some 36" wire decking that was an odd length. I needed decking for 9' load beams and this place had a stack of it in 59" lengths. He had mis-ordered it and was stuck with it in inventory, so he let me have eight of them for $10 apiece. I used a bolt cutter to shorten them to the right length for two to fit a 9' load beam, and installed them. ![]() ![]() ![]() This works out perfectly for my needs and saves me a ton of time, and a little money, too.
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Steevo _________________________________________ My Iron:1256-01(parts); 1476(parts); 1250 (future resto proj); 1886-01-repowered w/22HP Kohler; HT-20 w/Johnson 14 loader (awaiting restoration); Simplicity 6116-restored My web site: http://sdwike.smugmug.com
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Great Job. Very nice shop
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Steevo, very nice industrial shelving you have! I have to ask, did you custom build that gap so the GT and loader fit in there? Doesn't look to have an extra inch of clearance.
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Looks awesome. My only observation is are your uprights anchored to the floor or is there a cross piece near the floor to keep the uprights from spreading? I recently acquired the same material through work and set up two 8 ft runs of racking. My uprights are only 54" tall which is tall enough to park my motorcylces under. Love your mesh decking and wish I could find some cheap / free. We buy it at work in qtys of 50 but we never seem to have any damaged stuff I can take home.
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No, it just happens that a 9' load beam left just enough space to roll the tractor in there, once I lowered the bucket to make it as short as possible.
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Steevo _________________________________________ My Iron:1256-01(parts); 1476(parts); 1250 (future resto proj); 1886-01-repowered w/22HP Kohler; HT-20 w/Johnson 14 loader (awaiting restoration); Simplicity 6116-restored My web site: http://sdwike.smugmug.com
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Location: Crouse, NC
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Nice job. I have a couple of pallet racks out in my shed that some one abandoned at a friends house. I store car parts on them. Had to have one set cut down 2 feet to fit now I just have to get the shortened set installed.
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Very well organized, I like that.
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Very nice Steevo !!
In hind site I wish I used adjustable racks like you did. I made one 36' long X 40" deep x 10' out of Unistrut and 3/4 plywood. Its real strong, but not easily adjustable like yours. Matter of fact, it won't be adjusted cause it's just a PIA. Is The Bolens with a loader your next restore project ? |
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Looking Great Steevo!
I've been watching your shop evolve over time and it seems to be getting a bit smaller: http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=158818 http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=216924 http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=217843 It's nice to see it still in pristine condition!! ![]() It's time to get some paint or oil on the floor!!
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It is definitely shrinking.
The racking was needed to use some vertical space and free up floor space. There is at the very least spray can overspray on the floor, and I have spilled some oil in a couple of places, but it wipes right off the sealed floor.
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Steevo _________________________________________ My Iron:1256-01(parts); 1476(parts); 1250 (future resto proj); 1886-01-repowered w/22HP Kohler; HT-20 w/Johnson 14 loader (awaiting restoration); Simplicity 6116-restored My web site: http://sdwike.smugmug.com
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Nice setup! As far as the tight fit with the loader tractor, have you tried rolling the bucket forward so the bucket sides are parallel with the shelve uprights? Just a thought.
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