Farmalls got a new home!! pics

[Tractorboy3]

Just finished my new Farmall Home....

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Last edited by Tractorboy3 on Sun Jan 13, 2013 9:23 pm, edited 2 times in total.

[Yogie]

Looks warm and dry in there to me.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Lookin good.

[Rudi]

Interesting take on a Cub House How is it anchored and how much wind can it handle. Looks like your Cubs, little and bigger family members will be nice and dry

[Tractorboy3]

Interesting take on a Cub House How is it anchored and how much wind can it handle. Looks like your Cubs, little and bigger family members will be nice and dry

Anchored down with 6 auger anchors screwed into the ground almost 3 feet deep...Isn't going anywhere.....I have a similar shelter..less than half this size that's been in hurricane winds...it's still here as well....

[sgtbull]

How big and how much?

[Tractorboy3]

How big and how much?

Hello...Shelter is 22 feet wide, 24 feet long, and 13 feet high...delivered from CT..825 lbs...with discounts....$2117.. ...Some Assembly Required

[Buzzard Wing]

Excellent! I like the idea of the floor too... those Cub houses can get pretty damp if there is no floor.

Nice batch of red ones too!

[Jack]

nice job on the assembley, that will keep them out of the weather

[Donegal Cub]

Great pics and a great home for your cubs. I like the use you made of your truck for the scaffolding. Did you put in a slab of concrete for a floor?
Donegal Cub
Donegal Cub.

[BJ Moretz]

Excellent shelter. Nice collection too !

[Dusty B]

Looks great! If you would have put a couple of tomato plants in there the gov't would have paid for 3/4 of it!! Got mine from Rimol in NH, has held up well for 3 years now! Dusty B