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Posted by old on July 17, 2006 at 10:58:48 from (4.245.5.206):
In Reply to: Tractor Cover posted by ShawnNC on July 17, 2006 at 09:46:25:
Heres a cheap easy way you can make a sort of shed for it that you can even drive in and out of. Get some 1 inch 20 foot PVC pipe and some 1/2 inch rebar. Cut the rebar in to 3 foot pieces and drive them in the ground about 10 foot apart and put the pvc pipe over them and then space the next 8-10 foot back and do it again. Then after doing 5-10 of them that way put a tarp over that frame work and tie the tarp on. Now you have a cheap easy shed. I set one up at a fireworks show this year took me and 2 boys about 15 minutes to do and worked real good
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