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Old 12-27-2013, 09:34 AM
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When planning a garage, after you decide how big it needs to be, double the size and it should be almost large enough.
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Is that a Ford 9N in the corner of that pic?

And I can help ya relocate a couple of those
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Your sig says you have a loader on that Kubota..............
So get ya some pallet racks (CL business section) and a set of bucket forks.
Put Cubs on built-to-Cub pallets.
Convert garage door to sliding door and you gain even more rack room inside.
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When planning a garage, after you decide how big it needs to be, double the size and it should be almost large enough.
I found it does not work that way for me...........
I see something and in my head I say "I got room for that" and thus the space gets filled up anyways.
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A few years ago I bought an 8'x24' truck box body. It holds 6 cubs and attachments with room to spare. It kinda sucks though if you want the tractor that's up in the front but, it's good, cheap, storage.
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Is that a Ford 9N in the corner of that pic?

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Ford 2000 in the corner.
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Your sig says you have a loader on that Kubota..............
So get ya some pallet racks (CL business section) and a set of bucket forks.
Put Cubs on built-to-Cub pallets.
Convert garage door to sliding door and you gain even more rack room inside.
Not a bad idea, except the Kubota is a BX23, so it's not a whole lot larger than the cubs. I won't lift a cub--I think the bucket max is 500 lbs. Here's the rest of the cubs, except for the 1650 which is out in the "garden" shed on grass duty standby.



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Old 12-28-2013, 09:43 AM
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Nice fleet.
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Will this help?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iCv1KNeQ4w
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