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Old 06-20-2011, 01:09 AM
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Default My storage shed, Tidy! VIDEO

Hey everybody, I got the opprotunity to clean out my large storage shed today. I took a 5 minute video of the finished product, included in the video is a little bit of information about some of the things I have stored in there. In the winter, the 18X40 foot building will house some 12 cub cadet tractors, 2 case tractors, and numerous attachments as well as many old motors and parts. I do believe the value of the items that I will store in there would easily amount to some $18000 in these parts. anyways, enjoy!
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Awesome video Tyler. Great set up! are you going to add some more lighting or is this more for storage?
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Old 06-20-2011, 11:23 AM
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Really nice shed/shop! I think your good on the tillers and mower decks for a while. Jeez. I cant even find a tiller and you have i think 7? Nice collection in there.
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Great vid, Tyler! Nice storage building!
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Cool Video! Nice Building!
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I always wondered what your accent would sound like. I am disappointed now, as I think you sound like me, but speak better. Great video, Great stuff- You really have a heck of a collection!
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I always wondered what your accent would sound like. I am disappointed now, as I think you sound like me, but speak better. Great video, Great stuff- You really have a heck of a collection!
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Sorry! I really expected a thick accent! No harm intended! Tyler should be a professional cameraman, and not a mechanic, too. One Heck of a cameraman!
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Nice work area I wish I had that kind of storage space.
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Thanks for the compliments guys! It is purly a storage area. Oh ya, I have 9 tillers now lol. Thanks for complimenting my speech and camera abilities. I have been in 4-H for 9 years, and the public speaking portion has done wonders. I have no problem standing up in front of a crowd and voicing my opinion, or narrating a video for all my friends I didn't like the public speaking much at all, but I can't argue with results!
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