Thanks for the replies. It is currently parked in my garage but I'm looking to make room. The cheapest and easiest thing to do is build a lean-to off the side of my garage. The tractor would be 100% out of the sun as there would be a roof and there is an extremely heavy tree canopy. The tree canopy should also help with snow/rain blowing in. I was more worried about that and the natural condensation you get from "dewy" mornings and the ground. I had already planned on putting a good layer of 2b stone down. Maybe I should just spend the extra and put walls on it. The steel is where all the cost is at though. Hmmmmmmmm.
What if I put 3 walls on it and left one end open so I didn't have to put a door on it? I assume that would be better yet but still not like sitting in the garage.
I guess we know what's happening here. Full blown structure dangit.
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