I can't turn stuff done either. The problem is there is. O where for the good stuff and the treasures end up in a pile which need to be moved out of the way to do something.
And then when I want to bring a tractor in to service, the 16' wide bay is down to 9'.
Anyway it's getting better. I have all the plumbing and irrigation fittings fairly well organized on the far end of the barn.... stuff we always use etc. But this is sorta the main shop area. The 12 steel work /welding table apparently has a top and is a nice area to work ... but I haven't seen it for 5 years, it's completely covered in odds and ends of metal, parts, belts motors. Better than on the floor I guess.... oh it's covered too.
I have no problem sending stuff to the scrap yard... but I want to make sure it's really junk. Every now and then dad gets in a crazy clean up mood. Last year I went out to the area where equipment goes to die and noticed the old Louisville flat deck was gone... I know it didn't drive away. I went in for coffee and asked what happened, he said he saw a sign for scrap removal and wanted to clear the area for more stuff.... anyway long story short I could have used at least 4 of the tires, the deck, wet kit and probably some of the other odds and ends.
So basically I'm just trying to go through everything before another purge takes place. Thanks for the ideas. Grant
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