Posted by Leroy on December 25, 2015 at 07:12:54 from (69.88.202.68):
In Reply to: Tractor Shed. posted by L.Fure on December 25, 2015 at 06:41:52:
I have never been around any so do not know if this would be a concern or not. All information given is for length so I have no idea what width they are but I would guess they have to be legal width on the roads and that is eight and a half feet. Now take off a half foot on each side for the walls you are down to seven and a half feet to get the tractor in. I do not know what model B you have but some have extra lond axles and depending on how your wheels are set even with the regular axles it may not be possible to get it in due to the total width and then if you can I am sure that the only way to get to the end that went in first would be to craul over the tractor to get in or out. Now if they are only ment for rail or barge shippment then the width might be wider and alow the clearance you need for the wheels-axles that a 10' wide unit would allow but you probably would have to craul over the tractor to get to first end in. That means that if you drove it in that even to put gas in you would have to craul over the tractor to do it. Now if it was something like the N series Fords the 8 1/2" could work but still be tight. Have no idea what else you might want to put in But like other poster said set 2 side by side and roof over for your tractor storage and use container for storage of other things or use one for a secure locable shop.
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