[Farmall] Machine Shed and Shop

[John Paur]

Larry,  The doors are on the ends, centered on the alley.  John

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From: "Larry L Hardesty" <hardestyll at unk.edu>
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Subject: Re: [Farmall] Machine Shed and Shop


> John,  That sounds like the size of building  (or a bit longer and wider)
> that I need.  I like the idea of a center aisle so I can get tractors in
> and out.  Did you place your doors at the end or the side of the building.
>    Yes, I have been told that nobody complains later about the building
> being too big but almost everyone thinks in retrospect their shop/machine
> shed is too small.  We probably just fill up the space we have
> available...and then some.
>
> Thanks,
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> Larry
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> Larry Hardesty
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> Kearney, Nebraska 68849-2240
> 308-865-8535
> 308-865-8722 fax
> hardestyll at unk.edu
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> Larry,  My combo machine shed and shop is 36 x 60.  20' is partitioned off
> for the shop leaving a 36 x 40  machine shed.  I can comfortably put 5
> regular kind of tractors (row crop or standard) or 4 wide axle (100 inch
> axle) tractors on each side.  36' width gives me about a 10 - 12 ft wide
> center alley for ease of getting tractors in and out. If needed I could
> still park a couple tractors in the alley. I'm very happy with that
> arrangement, it works well.  I have 9 ft walls, frame construction with
> textured plywood exterior.  No condensation and quiet.  Easy to  fasten
> shelves etc. to the walls and partitions, easy to insulate if needed. But,
> no matter what you build, when it's finished it will be too small !!! John
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> From: "Larry L Hardesty" hardestyll at unk.edu
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> Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 3:42 PM
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> > Farmall Folks,  From time to time I have seen discussions of machine
> > shed/shops, and I thought I would renew the discussion and get any
> updates
> > on thinking.
> > I am thinking of building a combination machine shed and shop.
> >
> > The machine shed will largely be used to store my 8 tractors (all
> > Farmalls, except on John Deere 420 crawler).  Any ideas how I should
> > calculate the space for them and considerations for getting them in and
> > out.  I have a 340 Farmall with Loader, a Farmall A, an International A,
> a
> > Cub 154, a Super C with front and back blades, a Farmall Cub with blade
> > ,and a 420 John Deere crawler with blade.  For storing them, I thought a
> > crushed rock or gravel floor would work.  I do have some implements for
> > them.   Any thoughts on door sizes (height and width)?
> >
> > For the shop part of the building, I want a cement floor (any thoughts
> on
> > thickness).   I will put in 220 wiring for welder and compressor.   Any
> > thoughts on overhead door height and width.   What about heating...I am
> in
> > Nebraska where it gets cold, but I hope not to pay a mint to keep it
> > heated.
> >
> >
> > I suppose there are multitude of things to consider.
> >
> >  I have priced Morton (pretty high $$ but seem to have a good
> reputation).
> >  Cleary has a local manufacturing plant and cheaper but does not seem to
> > have the reputation.  Chief is also local.  Any experience good or bad
> > with other pole building or steel frame building manufacturers.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Larry
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> > Larry Hardesty
> > Kearney, Nebraska 68849-2240
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> > hardestyll at unk.edu
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