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Old 11-23-2012, 09:55 PM
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That's going to be great for your cub shop!
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How big are the posts? They look like they are 4x4s. Or are they bigger?My 40 x 60 has 6x6s and is 16 foot high
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Here is the update. I really like the way it is turning out. I had a hard time picturing it in my mind as to how it would look. So far so good. I even got my 1864 running today, but, it needs a new engine.

They got just a little more done than the pictures show. I will get some more pictures tomorrow.
Your shop is coming together nicely! Thanks for the pics.
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How big are the posts? They look like they are 4x4s. Or are they bigger?My 40 x 60 has 6x6s and is 16 foot high
They are 6x6 posts. Mine is 12 foot, which is more than I need, but I may want to sell someday so I went 12 foot.
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That's going to be great for your cub shop!
I agree, I cannot wait till it is finished.
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That is coming along nice.
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Very nice toy box! What are you doing for a floor?
Seems like it's going up fairly fast, but not fast enough for you I bet
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That is looking really nice!
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Very nice toy box! What are you doing for a floor?
Seems like it's going up fairly fast, but not fast enough for you I bet
It is going to be concrete, but I am going to wait till next spring to do that. Let the gravel settle more and let my wallet heal too.
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