Gwolf
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Mine... and I am unsupervised.You clearly haven't heard any of the rather pointed comments I get from the Child Bride!
Nor for that matter, can you have seen my workshop!
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Seeking wisdom from the list about how best to lift the front with a jack?
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You've still got heaps of room for more tools in there!! Things fall outta my workshop when I open the door like that!
Gwolf
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You've still got heaps of room for more tools in there!! Things fall outta my workshop when I open the door like that!
Can't pile it completely full of tools. I have to keep the doors clear to drive tractors and trucks in and out.
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Aha! There's your mistake!! No room in my workshop shed for anything like a car, truck, or trailer!! Just tools, lotsa tools!!
Come to think of it tho, there might be a kayak hanging in the roof trusses above the ceiling I put in a while back
Well, it's not really a 'ceiling' as such, more of a 'floor' for the 'mezzanine level' that I built so that I could fit some of my Grandad's tools & his kayak up there when I cleaned out Dad's shed and needed to find a home for his tools in my shed. 
Gwolf
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Not a mistake, but a plan, to avoid having to lay in the mud and rain under a greasy piece of farm equipment because it is needed right now, and no time to wait for a dry day to weld it back together. it is also a place where I can leave a disassembled vehicle or piece of equipment while waiting for parts to put it back together. The canoes, boats and kayaks are on racks on one side of the hay barn. Two or three more small shops and shelters in the back of the yard with parts, tools, and things in them. Dry concrete floors with roof and walls are where you work when you live in and area that has an average of 120 days per year with measurable rainfall and most of the summer rainfall is accompanied by lightning storms.Aha! There's your mistake!! No room in my workshop shed for anything like a car, truck, or trailer!! Just tools, lotsa tools!!
Come to think of it tho, there might be a kayak hanging in the roof trusses above the ceiling I put in a while back
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