Ever since I moved from mom and dads after graduating one of the things I missed the most was working in the shed. It has always been a goal of mine to get one of my own. After living in three states, moving 5 times, working out of 1 and 2 car garages, and almost 10 years later I have my own shed. I found our (mostly mine) dream property after hunting for six months after I moved to Ohio.
The building is a 50’x90’
30’ of it has a concrete floor.
Current project is rebuilding the motor on this 1650 Oliver. The crank is scheduled to go see the crank dr, I’m pretty sure it’s bent.
Official beer drinking area with fully functional 1959 IH fridge. I picked it up at an auction for $5, plugged it in and painted it. It will freeze your hot beer in no time.
The rest of the building has a stone floor and I use it for storage. I can’t stand stuff sitting outside nor does my wife.
The house wasn’t quite up to my wife’s standards but I have been improving on it, when we bought this place she knew why I wanted it and she agreed on the purchase. I think I will keep her.....
Bonus pictures
1949 Farmall MD dad and I 100% restored about 15 years ago. I use to baby this tractor all the time then it got neglected while I was running around the country building stuff. Now I am bringing it back to life, word to the wise diesel is not what it use to be. Don’t let your diesel fuel set for more than a year or it will seize the rack on a fuel pump.
The previous owner had screws on the wall to hang a wrench set. I had never stored wrenches like this before but I must say I like it. This set of rp SK’s are very easily put in and out of service by hanging on the wall.
My son “helping” daddy this past summer. He loves being in the shed with daddy, which I enjoy but I now know why dad was always yelling at me. Just like me this kid has no fear.
