D8Chumley
Minister of Fire
Yup, THATS a shed! If I wasn't storing a few 2 wheeled things for my buddy in the Army there would be room for my splitter in mine. It's outside with a tarp on it for now
How do you cover your splitter?
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Roundgunner
Feeling the Heat
Gboutdoors
Burning Hunk
Hasufel
Feeling the Heat
Nice! For a minute there I thought that was a cow standing in your driveway...
I store mine in a shed, yet I still do something similar... only instead of oil I spray the whole thing (except muffler & engine hot spots) with silicone.
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Lloyd the redneck
Feeling the Heat
sportbikerider78
Minister of Fire
At first I thought it was cement and I was thinking wow that's a lot of cement. But I think your right it's gravel.
Nice looking place for sure but you need some fertilizer and herbicides, insecticides, weed control etc on the lawn ! It looks brown ? Just joking with ya
No sir that is what I would call a garage. And a nice salt box to boot. Way to nice too use as a shed and or shop. That would be where my f250 gets parked and my wife's SUV. No tools or grease in that garage. But since it's heated and air conditioned a little man cave bar area would be a nice addition to that salt box.
Also love the crows nest.
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Gboutdoors
Burning Hunk
Tractor with plow blade with a piece of sec. 40 pipe on the cutting edge. Also have the largest Ariens snow blower with a piece of pipe on its cutting edge and small skis in place of the skids.
It is not gravel it is crushed quahog shells. They crush down to a powder like concrete over time. Then put down a new 6" layer. It took over 23 trailer dump loads to do the first application.
