Where is Your Tractor Kept?

[JeepinMaxx]

Mines usually in a lean to shed. Doesn't quite fit. The last week it's been outside since I'm lazy to take the rake off (My Brother in Law works for a Kubota dealership and says just leave it outside - the ones on the lot there are outside for months/years!)

 

[cigman1st]

3 car attached garage and mine is in the 3rd bay with a 4wheeler parked in front of it.

 

[JimmytheGeek]

Mine stays in a dilapidated livestock barn. We just bought the place last year, so I haven't had time to build a proper shop in which to keep it.

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[Mudball]

It will move to a shipping container if I ever get time to prepare a site & get one delivered.

I will have to give it some more thought but I think I like this idea.

 

[Bmbbm]

My BX and its attachments has its own dedicated 15x32 storage area complete with concrete floor and 12 ft roll up door.

 

[Missouribound]

In my attacked garage between the vehicles. I expect to put up another building later this year and that will be it's home for 9 months. I'll stick it back in the garage when it gets cold. My attached garage doesn't freeze. I'm holding off on the building for now.....just afraid if I build something too big I'll have to fill it up with more toys.

 

[HD Orange]

She sleeps in the motor home garage at night.

 

[PHPaul]

PHPaul, is that your guard dog in the picture? Looks like the photographer is getting a tad too close.

Guard Sheep! Actually, all my sheep were pretty tame.

Baxter was the last ram I had before I got done with sheep. 300 pounds and thought he was a lap dog.

Curious buggers, always willing to "help" with any task I had going on in the barn.

 

[Lencho]

I built a lean to on the North side of our garage. Open on both ends for now. I started with a gravel floor but have poured concrete. It is easy to use the attachment dollies now.

 

[William1]

I knew I had a picture of 'Little Wally' in his place, 'Wally's World'.

 

[Creature Meadow]

Mine lives under the shelter on the North side of our old barn we used to sheet tobacco in. Barn is 40x40 with shelters off the north and south sides. South side 3 bays for mowers, deer corn, wheat straw, 4-wheeler and other misc. stuff.

Katie lives on the North side under the shelter, her implements live on the west side on a cement slab that used to be a beagle kennel when we rabbit hunted, pens have been taken down.

 

[8upbowhunter]

Mine still lives on the trailer on my 2nd driveway, eventually I will get caught up enough to build a tractor shack for it at our property in the country.


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[Fro65]

Six years ago I quit flying and sold my last plane. My two hangars are now full of tractors, mowers, trailers, implements and machinists tools.

 

[Benhameen]

Mine stays in a 30x40 barn with a 10’ overhang on the back. The old JD stay out there. ***128512;

 

[WFM]

I have a side deck on my house 12' x 30' foot. It was always useless space until I got my Kubota. Then I dug it out. Add a stone retaining wall in the front on the slope of the ground. The 3/4" stone for drainage. Then steel roofing up under my deck tight up to the house then a 2" drop out at the 12' side. So any rain that falls on the deck goes onto the steel roofing underneath and runs off.
I used clear roofing from Lowes to enclose the 30' side and the front 12' end.
Works great. My tractor is out of the weather and sun. I'll snap a photo today and post it tonight.

 

[Maxl]

In the barn

 

[Lil Foot]

That's quite a "barn".

 

[lacrosse50]

Maxl, that's nothing like any barn I've ever seen! Also, what kind of grapple is that?

 

[NWAZL3560]

Mine sits in the new steel garage on the property we bought near our home six months ago. Along with my 1971 Pinzgauer 710M!

 

[roddenby51]

what kind of grapple is that?

Looks like a Land Pride. (Kubota)