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Old 12-26-2013, 07:57 PM
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Default The "Tribble" with Tractors-Storage Solutions?
I don't know how you guys manage to store so many tractors. You leave them alone for a few months and come back and there are a couple more. Based on my experience, they have a gestation period of about 90 days. I've already had to relocate 3 tractors to the other house. Do you start giving your other possessions away to make room for more Cubs? I think I can get rid of that radial arm saw over there...I feel like I'm a candidate for "Hoarders, Buried Alive." Any advice? Put in a mezzanine?

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You need to go up a level.
Yup, a lot of empty space between the hood of the cub and the ceiling. I have the same issues with bicycles.
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Build a bigger 7-level garage.

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Dunno, but I'd have an impossible time parting with any one of those machines I see.
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I only have 3 and am planning an extension on my tool shed because for some reason CL keeps popping up on my computer and it's always on farm & garden. I have to climb over as it is to get in the darn door.
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I envision a storage for cubs involving a level of pallet racking with some sort of hoist like a tommy gate on a truck (this is after I win the lottery of course) to store all small toys/machines like a library!
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I know where your coming from. My cub barn is tire to tire with tractors.
That's why I have only two at a time in the shop or I ain't getting around them.
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Those are all some good looking cubs. I say put the Ford outside.
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Dunno, but I'd have an impossible time parting with any one of those machines I see.

I only see 3 1/2 that I'd keep in there, just my preference..
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