Pics of my shed

[WH Raider10 17]

Hello,

Here a made a couple of pics of my shed (build in August) with the 312-8 inside. It's quite a cold overhere as it's -10°C in Belgium. For tonight -12°C and snow for tomorrow. There was ice on the dipstick of the engine so I can be sure I got some moisture in the oil.

I'll make some more pics one of these days and a pic of my new moldboard plow.

P-J :bflag:

[Don1977 605]

Nice shed, will hold a few more Horses.

[WHEEL HORSE BILL 7]

That is really nice I hope you get alot of use out of it. Me and my family just bought a new home and it came with 1 acre lot and no shed.This summer we hope to build a 14x20 or 16x20 shed also but not sure yet. It all depends on specs from the town.I have 9 horse's and a large wheel horse cart that I would love to put in there. Right now they are taking up by bay in the garage.I hope mine comes out just as good as your great job. :handgestures-thumbup:

[AMC RULES 37,220]

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[zieg72 209]

Very nice looking!!!

[WH Raider10 17]

Thanks to all for the nice comments! I would love to put more wheelhorses in there! :)

[Hydro 131]

I think it's on the way to becoming a "stable" :canada:

[CTPATRIOT 12]

Very nice building!

[WH Raider10 17]

Thanks! :)

[hm12460 53]

HEY!! thats a very nice shed, did you do it all yourself?

[IthacaJeff 151]

While our house was being built I put this small pole barn up with the help of my eldest son. The lean-to part

is for Horse storage, but all the attachments gotta stay outside. The main part takes the place of a garage,

with all the kids toys/bikes, my tools (including table saw), and every other last piece of junk. The one wall

with no roof overhang serves as a "bang wall" for the kids -- a backstop, soccer goal, and whatever else.

It has 2 x 4 girts spaced about 6" apart, covered over by 3/4" OSB, covered over by 1" x 10" rough cut

boards. It packed to the gills until one day we can afford a garage. . .

Jeff