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I still have some more work ahead of me, but I'm getting there!



You "nailled it"! 12X20!:congrats: Thanks!Looks Good so Far :thThumbsU
What size is it? 12X20 or is it smaller or Bigger
Have a 12X20 Myself. Lets see In the spring thru Fall I have 3 Deere and 3 Cub Cadet stuffed In ItYou "nailled it"! 12X20!:congrats: Thanks!
I need something large enough for my JD with the snowblower attached, other JD attachments and all of my yard equipment plus a work bench and whatever else comes along. I think this should hold me over for a while!!
I thought about some windows and then I pictured myself snowblowing and catching a stone and that stone going through the window! I'm going to install some lights though!Looks nice...no windows?
I like the loft idea and had been thinking about something like that yesterday. How are you supporting it? Just the roof ties?Have a 12X20 Myself. Lets see In the spring thru Fall I have 3 Deere and 3 Cub Cadet stuffed In It
JD 112
JD 140H3
JD X485
Cub 70
Cub 106
Cub 60
and all My attachments for my X485 Blade and quick Hitch, 42inch Hydraulic tiller and 45 Loader.
In the winter I Have More Room Because My X485 and 106 sit In the Garage
But then My Sabre 1542HS sit's In the shed it's Normally In the Garage with My Simplicity 7016 My Other Tractors are stored In Rubbermaid slid Lid sheds.
But this summer I'm going to add a 3X20 lean to shed One On side On what’s Left Of my cement slab so I can store My walk Behind equipment(get it Out of the Garage) and My attachments for my Cub's and Other Deere’s so there Not Taking up space In the shed.
You'll Probably fill up that shed quickly I Built a 10 X12 foot Loft which gives Me about 3 & 1/2 feet of Clearance below the Rafters to store My Bagger & Power Flows and Other Odd's and ends:thThumbsU
Very nice. When I bought my place I built a 12x16 barn-style shed thinking that I'd have enough room to do what I wanted. Then I put my yard tools in there. Then my mountain bikes. Riding mower. Then I got my BX and it doesn't fit....
Now I'm thinking in a few years I'll have to re-design and rebuild to fit everything. These things always start off well but fill up fast.
Consider some plexiglass bubble skylights. The free light will come in handy.I thought about some windows and then I pictured myself snowblowing and catching a stone and that stone going through the window! I'm going to install some lights though!
Yes I kept with Norweigian tradition and topped the shed with a Spruce branch! The American Flag on the other end of the ridge is a little higher than the branch.Very nice looking framing ,,,,is that a pine branch on the ridge board to show you topped it out? ,,,Now get the deere out of there before a hammer or 2x4 falls on it..
Yeah! Hopefully people will start stopping by and pay admission to look at my shed and then I might be able to finance some JD "friends" for my X500!!Looks like a nice shed, but your x500 seems lonely in their....
Maybe it's time for you to buy it some friends.