Farmalls got a new home!! pics

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.

Looks warm and dry in there to me.

Lookin good.

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

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....

How big and how much?

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

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!

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

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.

Excellent shelter. Nice collection too !

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