sellor not to sell B

I mainly use my 47 B for plowing snow I recently bought a plow for my truck so with that in mind i dont see myself useing my B much any more I like the tractor its been a great tractor for me the problem is storage i dont have a lot of indoor space to keep it in I will not just keep it out side I refuse to put out side and watch the Mich weather ruin it runs great only minor problems in the 8 years i have had it what do i do My wife keeps telling me to keep it I know most of you will say listen to my wife now thats a switch listen to the wife when it comes to tractors

I'm with Bob with this..buy or build a shelter for your B. Either a 'car canopy' or leanto shed on you existing garage.I regret selling my CA and the G,even though I have 'replacements', it's NOT the same !!

Your obviously intelligent wife practically insists on you keeping it and you still feel the need to ask our advice? I'd have built the shed by now.

If you are reluctant to build a shed, or add on to existing, suggest adding a "small upstairs" in an existing building.  Move some things up there so you have main floor room for the B with snowplow.

Stan IL&TN wrote: P.S.  Build it 2-3 times the size you think you will need.

...and then double that... and put insulation under the slab, and PEX tubing IN the slab... and wrap it tightly in steel, put a 200A panel in the wall... overhead door landing on concrete apron AND a man-door with stoop, overhang, and light...  refrigerator, microwave, toilet/shower and a slop sink with a big dispenser for Fast Orange (with pumice)... wood-burning furnace in the corner and a little space for big wire baskets of firewood...  full stereo sound, satellite TV, overhead bridge-crane, LED night-lights and big sodium low-bay lighting zones for working...

You could at a minimum get one of those 18 x 20 steel "sheds" that they put up for $1000. a couple extra sheets of steel for the side walls and it will do for sever al years... NOw, what to do with a B.. I bought one, then bought a blade for it. Got another, then a woods mower for it.. Bought a third and needed a sickle for it. Fourth, and had to get a center mount mower/ chopper for the heavy stuff. Fifth,  and had to have a second blade ?  Now the  6th, im not sure what implement it NEEDS, but it does pull a plow and disc.

 I have mine in one of them shed in a boxes. Its not much but it keeps my B warm and dry.

ok ok i get the message i will keep it i will have to work around the storage issue you all just confirmed what i was thinking i knew i came to the right place even that i all ready knew the responses i would get all ready have the lean to ill check other storage ideas thanks miles good idea

I really like Thad's thinking. I'll have to point this out to my wife. But our son, who is a professor of civil engineering at U Maine, can't be there when I try this. He might blow me out of the water. But is is a new twist on justifying the next addition. Bob@allisdowneast

I all fairness, asking here is like asking an attourney if you should sue someone :)

I had a 12x16 shed that my CA would fit in when I lived in a mobile home park. You can buy one of those metal yard buildings quite reasonable...