Shop/garage Pictures

Dave Sherburne NY · Feb 7, 2013

I don't really have a real shop anymore, just an extra long 2 car garage 22X34. I'm waiting for parts for these two tractors so I cleaned up and took some pictures Notice the size of the tractors match the shop. I got rid of all the big tractors when I moved to town
Homebuilt sandblaster and Power King tractor

East wall door to parts room and ladder to attic

SE corner

North wall water heater heats the floor PK waiting for engine parts the engine is sitting on a table saw which is on casters

1974 JD waiting for bearings and Idler pulleys

South wall, all the tools are mounted on casters 2 chairs and a stool for company

the dogbone tool on the wall is for hubcaps on a 1929 Essex

Wifes VW Beatle in hibernation

casenut1 · Feb 7, 2013

nice looking shop. the only difference between yours
and mine, yours has walls and a roof.

Adirondack case guy · Feb 7, 2013

Have you got a screwdriver that I could barrow? HeHe.
Loren, the Acg.

rrlund · Feb 7, 2013

Cool! You can see the floor in yours!

The Red · Feb 7, 2013

Dave that is a great looking shop. Your workbenches are way too clean!

donjr · Feb 7, 2013

My thoughts, too. Actually, I thought it must be nice to have a REAL floor!!!!!

Anonymous-0 · Feb 7, 2013

I see a square inch in the SE corner that's not being used.
Better get on that.

Glenn

Keith Molden · Feb 7, 2013

Way, Way too organized. I don't see anything on the floor to fall over & you can probably find what ever you're looking for. Good looking shop. Keith

ShadetreeRet · Feb 7, 2013

It may not be a commercial shop, but very well organized. It is surprising what one can do with smaller space when managed right. For this you are to be commended.

Dave Sherburne NY · Feb 7, 2013

Here's a picture of the outside, built in 1932. Back during WW 2 it was a commercial shop.The previous owner had several machines set up running off a line shaft where he made things for the government and the war effort. He was born here and lived his whole life here. The big oak trees along with several others which are long gone were planted by his grandfather when he came back from the civil war. They are about 3 to 4 ft DBH

Anonymous-0 · Feb 7, 2013

My shop is exactly the same size as yours. Every square inch is accounted for too. Mine has a gambrel roof, affording me excellent storage. Do you have storage above too?

Glenn

Dave Sherburne NY · Feb 7, 2013

Yes, it has stand up storage upstairs the picture of the east wall shows the drop down stair/ladder

larry@stinescorner · Feb 7, 2013

really nice! I just got my little garage ready so I can help a friend with a deer he got here in nj,I posted it above,Its just a 2 car garage under the house. I cant work on much mechanical stuff,the fumes will smell up the house.

Richard from SE AZ · Feb 7, 2013

Gotta do a little clean up in mine. Needed a bucket of tile glue, hard, needed a bucket of drywall mud, hard, needed some spray paint, would not spray, can of white interior paint, dry. silicone tube, set up, wood filler, dry,two cans of acetone, empty, small can of plumbers putty, you guessed it, hard. I guess some of that stuff will not last forever. I think I'm going to have a lot of empty shelf space this weekend.

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