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Old 07-13-2018, 08:08 PM
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Fortunately at times...my mind isn't too warped! These things can be so messy....especially the auction crap that I drag home.
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I see ac,cool. Looks like your old dealership has come back to life. Nice, my friend has some of those racks too. Inside and outside. Mike
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Now thats right up my alley Beth good job on the racking. You know what you need now, a forklift. I’m sssuming you use the 7000 series bucket to get the tillers and engines up there? Maybe find an older walkie/stacker And some Chep pallets and put some q/l’s up there!
Do you know where a person could get a good used forklift?

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Do you know where a person could get a good used forklift?

Killer setup Beth!
Why yes, yes I do. Have a fair price on it as well. A little far to go for the state of long on the ends and high in the middle but could make it to jo-ja for your new building sir.
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Very nice, organized shop! Thanks for sharing pics.
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Nice! I'm sooo impressed! (and jealous)
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I had pallet racking in my old shop. LOVED IT. Really heavy and could store tons of weight. No better way to store lots of engines, transmissions and parts. Like Mike said, you could put whole tractors up on them. I've often thought about this if ever I get a better place to put my stuff. Not necessarily running tractors, but ones waiting their turn.

Looks great Beth! You've been busy!

I only see heat in the shop, not A/C.
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I had pallet racking in my old shop. LOVED IT. Really heavy and could store tons of weight. No better way to store lots of engines, transmissions and parts. Like Mike said, you could put whole tractors up on them. I've often thought about this if ever I get a better place to put my stuff. Not necessarily running tractors, but ones waiting their turn.

Looks great Beth! You've been busy!

I only see heat in the shop, not A/C.
Yes you are right. It's been so hot those days all i think about is AC.
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