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Old 08-12-2018, 08:57 PM
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Spent two hours this morning on the shed. I got the floor together and leveled and the walls on, my cousin is coming Tuesday to help get the trusses up and the roof sheeted. I can't wait to have more room cause the 1211 is buried in the midget shed with a bunch of stuff stacked on it. Now that the shed is to it's permanent location it will finally get trimmed and painted.
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Nice work! The one on the right came with the property?

Have you thought of spanning between the 2 sheds with some kind of roof? Might be nice to have a little alcove between them
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Nice work! The one on the right came with the property?

Have you thought of spanning between the 2 sheds with some kind of roof? Might be nice to have a little alcove between them
Yes, the one on the right came with the property and is 10x12. The one i built is 12x16 and has a second story loft thats 4ft tall, when the shed is together it's 11.5ft from the bottom of the floor to the peak. The plan is to build a lean to off the back of the big shed that sticks out 8ft with a gravel floor so i have room to store my lawn sweeper and cart and possibly whatever tractor i mount a loader on.
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Nice Tim!! lean to sheds will give you alot of extra short term storage..
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You will soon find the new shed in the same state of buried-ness!!
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You will soon find the new shed in the same state of buried-ness!!
I kept the big shed pretty neat. It has work benches and shelving and I usually had 3 tractors in it, hopefully I can get 4 in the smaller shed and two in the big shed and it will be all good.
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Tim, looking good but one day you will need more storage.
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