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Storing Equipment Inside

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What happens here

To demonstrate the functionality and capacity of the newly assembled carport, various pieces of equipment are stored inside. A snowblower, a snowplow, and several black walnut wood slabs are moved into the carport using a Castloaders Carbon 33T mini-skid steer equipped with forks. Additionally, an Ariens Mammoth 850 (a mini track loader/snowblower combination) and a Gravely brush mower are manually pushed into the structure. The roll-up doors at both ends allow for easy access and egress of machinery, while the transparent mesh windows provide sufficient natural light.

Goal: Store various pieces of equipment inside the carport

Tools and materials

  • Ariens Mammoth 850 — Stored inside the carport
  • Black Walnut Wood Slabs — Curing and storage inside the carport
  • Gravely Brush Mower Gravely — Stored inside the carport
  • Pallets — Supporting stored items and making them easier to move
  • Snowblower — Stored inside the carport
  • Snowplow Polaris — Stored inside the carport

What they say

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[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] you could just put the ladder so it's in the non-tippy way but can you do it however you want to do it zack i don't care whatever's comfortable most comfortable for you man this building has one door on the end that's what zach and i are working on right now it also has a door on the side now the highest point to the peak of that roof is 9.38 feet the sidewalls are 6.56 feet and the sidewalls also have four mesh windows with roll-up covers so you can flip them windows down and get a lot of ventilation and a lot of natural light inside of the build i wonder how this is going to hold up in a wind storm that's why i was saying the timbers on the side yeah it gives you that much more weight to anchor it too yeah [Music] yep yep then then it gives you however thick you want to do it then he gives you that much more inches of height wise for anything this canopy cover that we're working on is made out of 180 gauge tarp material and it's supposed to be waterproof rain snow etc etc i don't think it's gonna hold up very well under the minnesota snow load but we're gonna find out [Applause] looks like we got velcro yeah it built the velcro to the next one next to it so well i would assume we'll just put velcro for nothing right so it's got a velcro to the side walls yeah that way it's a little more airtight watertight and i would assume the velcro's on the inside of these yeah so then that's basically there's your watertight seat or your water seal so what is this [Applause] hmm i don't think the anchors they supply though are going to be enough to hold this building down for sure but not not in some of the windstorms that come through here off the wall oh dude we get some big ones you'll you'll you'll see it 10 miles that way crumpled into like every into the trees yeah oh geez yeah the trees are all knocked down in a row in uh in pine city yeah yeah right there and past hinckley there you you go right to that water tower just that whole line yeah but if you go a little bit off from the main road into toward town it's 10 times worse so the belt so the the building velcros from here to here so the corner velcros on the inside outside i should say and then this will wrap around the building support but this has to this part has to get velcroed to this part and then these parts get wrapped around the posts here and secured to each other all right we're getting the sidewalls on and while we're working here i just looked up…

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