All snug and comfy.
 

I'm out of room so I had to put some Cub's in storage. I gave them all a bit of fuel treatment and ran the carb's dry and also removed the batteries, hopefully I don't have any issues with them starting in the spring. I have some attachments I want to put in and the rest will get filled up with household junk.

Tim-Put some mothballs in there. Mice can easily get into those storage units.

Did the drain the gas tanks and run them dry thing the other day. Still need to stuff the dryer sheets into the cooling fins to keep the mice out. :beerchug:

A real treat for the "Storage Wars" show!:biggrin2:

The ultimate Storage Wars find! :biggrin2:

I do not see any blankies for them Tim, they are in indoor storage maybe?

Nope, no blankies. I figure that would only make it more inviting to mice.

They will like the seats better, nice chewy white seat....

Lew stop, you're scaring Tim! :NailBite:

I hate the seat on the 122, I don't really care if a mouse eats it. I plan to put a different seat on it in the future.

They will eat that too and the fresh new wiring you put in the 100, smells like cheese to them.

Tim, all my tractors run good, and are in pretty good shape..... mechanically. But all be darned if they look that nice. Wish they all looked as good as yours do!

They store nice in a storage shed. I never had trouble with mice in mine when they were in a storage shed. :beerchug:

Thanks for the compliment. The second 100 and the 122 came to me recently as part of a trade deal, the 100 was sandblasted and painted and the guy did a pretty good job. The 122 spent most of it's life sitting in a barn with a broken connecting rod until two years ago when the guy had me rebuild it, here's a pic of the bolts holding the fenders on to give you an idea how nice it is.

Tim last year I was in same spot needing space. Where I am that unit was around $200 a month. I found a shed Co out of central PA a 12' x 20' was about the same as a years rent. Might be worth checking out. My buddy got a 24'x36' delivered metal roof, cupola two overhead doors and steel man door for $10,000. $4800 cheaper than any other co that he got a quote from.

This unit is $75 a month and we plan to move so I'm going to wait until then to build anything.