Implement Stand

[Lil Foot]

In the ongoing effort to reclaim my mountain garage as a garage rather than a storage facility, I built this stand to store implements on/in. All the materials were on hand left from various projects & some judicious scrounging, so cost was labor & time only.
The plow, box blade, forks, backhoe buckets, PTB, various & sundry spare parts took up garage floor space 5ft by 12ft previously, and now that only take up 5ft by 39in in my container.
I should have shot more pics, but I was too exhausted towards the end of three days of work building, moving, rearranging, etc.

 

[Lil Foot]

More pics:

 

[Cglaza]

I like it, I might have to copy that.

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[m.t.hands]

looks like that will work out great, smaller footprint, ability to store out of elements, will be handy

 

[MAD777]

Nice idea and execution! I may have to steal that.

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[BXHoosier]

Great idea! I have been trying to think of ideas on some kind of heavy duty vertical storage in my new barn. I may do something like that with heavy casters on it

 

[KennysNewFarm]

Heavy Pallet Racking from like Home Depot could give a lot of options for people if you can find good deals on them.

 

[Lil Foot]

Thanks guys!

 

[skeets]

Hold on to your cards, we have a BINGO !

 

[Trimley]

Heavy Duty warehouse type racks, like Home Depot, like 3ft deep x 10 or 12ft long x 8ft tall and two shelves
It would be IDEAL. Especially if you have forks to pickup and move things onto the shelves.

It would be a storage game changer in my shop.

I need SSQA Forks.