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Old 07-08-2014, 04:08 PM
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I fail to see the problem. Maybe you just need a larger building say 50X100.
Agreed. With a smooth concrete floor, air conditioner, heater, and a fridge. It will look like a tiny amount of tractors in that big ol shed! TB
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Agreed. With a smooth concrete floor, air conditioner, heater, and a fridge. It will look like a tiny amount of tractors in that big ol shed! TB
I want one of those sheds.
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Old 07-08-2014, 06:16 PM
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Me to. I just want one big enough for my tractors and my IH full size fridge
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Old 07-08-2014, 06:32 PM
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Sold my # 122 last year. gone.

sold my # 1250 last month. gone

now my # 127 will be on Craigs list next week.

Leaves me with a,

# 109-- for the snow thrower
& # 2185 -- grass killer & snow plow.

I'm done!

Oh gotta get rid of a extra 48" deck

My wife couldn't be happier. Me 2.

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Sorry, but I agree with your wife! Build a bigger shed! It's a great compromise!
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I want one of those sheds.
Same here!
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