New shop

[Mr Chevorlet]

Here is how full it is now.

[Dieselwrencher]

Originally Posted by Mr Chevorlet

It's about 3/4 full, I did not realize how much crap I had. I decided to leave my shop in the 30 x 40 building, for one it is already set up and there is a lot more room now that I moved out a lot of the clutter.

They'll probably never be big enough, huh? The shop we built at my Dad's house has 2 20x30 bays. I wish there was no divider wall in the middle, but it sure beats nothing.

[Advanced Design]

Handy machines in there! Is that a Ford 8n on the left?

[Mr Chevorlet]

Originally Posted by Advanced Design

Handy machines in there! Is that a Ford 8n on the left?

The one is a Fergerson TO 20 and the other one is a ford 900 series crop row, and yes there handy to have. Thanks

[BR3W CITY]

That 40x50 size seems perfect for a hobby shop! I've been house shopping with the intention of building my own little shop and this looks like what I've been eyeing.

I'm curious; is there any reason that you went with three seperate doors instead of a single and a 2-up, or an extra large door? I'm just wondering, because I keep thinking that having that width would help for moving big old cars in n out.

[Mr Chevorlet]

Originally Posted by BR3W CITY

That 40x50 size seems perfect for a hobby shop! I've been house shopping with the intention of building my own little shop and this looks like what I've been eyeing.

I'm curious; is there any reason that you went with three seperate doors instead of a single and a 2-up, or an extra large door? I'm just wondering, because I keep thinking that having that width would help for moving big old cars in n out.

Not really a reason, I guess i didn't think that part through, but 10' foot wide doors are big enough for anything i have to put in there. but a double door might not of been bad idea.