I have been wanting to restore those radios for a long time, but I haven’t found anybody who can take care of the chassis for me while I’m refinishing the wood.
Your black covered soft wall shed. Did you put a stone floor or poured concrete? I’m looking to either build my 10x10ft shed or sell it and build a pole barn style. Recommendations>
Actually, that’s just a gravel floor with rubber stall mats on top for a vapor barrier. As far as building a pole barn the only ones that I know of that are reasonably priced and very quick is pioneer pole buildings. There are an Amish company out of Pennsylvania.
The main reason why we went with those cover at buildings for barn space is mainly for keeping the taxes down. Here in Norton if you leave the floor gravel or you pave it with asphalt, it is non-taxable at this point anyway who knows if it’s going to change. If you put a concrete floor in the concrete floor is taxable, even though you have a temporary shelter over, looks like you moved up this way just further east of where I am now from what Teresa had said you might want to check out with your township and see what your options are as far as keeping your taxes down.
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Genie, who. What about the classic wood radios in the back? I know a place you can get new and test tubes right here in NJ.
I have been wanting to restore those radios for a long time, but I haven’t found anybody who can take care of the chassis for me while I’m refinishing the wood.
Your black covered soft wall shed. Did you put a stone floor or poured concrete? I’m looking to either build my 10x10ft shed or sell it and build a pole barn style. Recommendations>
Actually, that’s just a gravel floor with rubber stall mats on top for a vapor barrier. As far as building a pole barn the only ones that I know of that are reasonably priced and very quick is pioneer pole buildings. There are an Amish company out of Pennsylvania.
The main reason why we went with those cover at buildings for barn space is mainly for keeping the taxes down. Here in Norton if you leave the floor gravel or you pave it with asphalt, it is non-taxable at this point anyway who knows if it’s going to change. If you put a concrete floor in the concrete floor is taxable, even though you have a temporary shelter over, looks like you moved up this way just further east of where I am now from what Teresa had said you might want to check out with your township and see what your options are as far as keeping your taxes down.