Posted by lyle niemi on June 16, 2011 at 14:36:36 from (64.251.91.63):
and no i did not get it cleaned up yet, to busy playing on the computer. this week might be cleaning week we will see how it goes. I wasnt going to show these pics of the messy shop but I figured what the heck,Im sure there is no critics on this site. I dont usually keep it this way but it got out of hand for some reason. The tractor shop is 40 by 84 with a 16 foot ceiling. 16 by 14 foot doors at each end, you can drive in and drive out. would like to read some comments on my messy shop.PS it would make me feel better if I could see that Im not the only messy guy in north america
This post was edited by lyle niemi at 14:54:37 06/16/11.
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