Keeping implements under cover

[D2Cat]

This guy likes things in order!

 

[mcmxi]

Very nice!

 

[Missouribound]

That's great.
I spent some time last week power washing my mower, box blade and loader.
I'd love to enclose them to keep them out of the elements.
My tractor look brand new.....the implements are turning Mary Kay pink.....but they still clean up well.

 

[jyoutz]

I keep my pto powered implements under an open carport type of structure, but my other implements (plow, blade) sit outside and are none the worse for the exposure. My tractor lives in my barn, although last week I did move it outside prior to rain to get a good wash job.

 

[Gaspasser]

Nice work. I am envious, don't have enough space in shed for my implements. Keep them under tarp. Fingers crossed for building a barn/garage next year,

 

[Runs With Scissors]

I keep mine in the barn as well, but I might have to build something like you posted.

I am quickly running out of room and will need to "rethink" my implement storage plan one day soon.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

It looks like the guy only cuts grass and level gravel.

 

[TheOldHokie]

This guy likes things in order!

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Pretty much what you would expect from a green/yellow guy.

Ray Stevens wants to know how he got that big bush hog up there and does he own a Fez with a propeller on top?

Dan

 

[hedgerow]

Nothing sets outside at my farm. I have been out spraying this AM came in the house to make a few calls , check some email and grab some lunch before I head out to another farm fifteen miles away to do some spot spraying and the MX6000 went back in the shed. Plenty of room in the shed so no reason for it to set out for a couple hours. Normally only during harvest does some equipment set out a night or two and normally its just the trucks. Combine and tractor and grain cart go into the shed when not running.

 

[mikester]

I would like one of these 40' high cubes with the unobtainium side doors that are always advertised

 

[fried1765]

I would like one of these 40' high cubes with the unobtainium side doors that are always advertised
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A 40' high cube is very nice to have,
My friend bought one to use for his Kubota M62 storage.
Doors on one end only.....$5200.....one time use....delivered.
M62 TLB (height) just fits!
Can be secured, when he is away.... cruising.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

neighbour cut one side off, uses tarps to cover when necessary. nice thing is better airflow.

 

[fried1765]

neighbour cut one side off, uses tarps to cover when necessary. nice thing is better airflow.

"cut one side off"
In Canada?
What about snow load?

 

[Showmedata]

he either has another device with pallet forks, or does quite the shuffle to get down some of those top-shelf implements.