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Rolling Sheds Make Handy Wood Storage
Alan Shelbourn wishes he had built his “rolling sheds” years ago. Last fall he took them to his firewood and kindling sites, stacked them with wood, hauled them home and parked them right next to his house.
The sheds are built on old camper frames. The Kingston, Wash., resident bought the large trailer (8 by
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Rolling Sheds Make Handy Wood Storage WAGONS/TRAILERS Miscellaneous Alan Shelbourn wishes he had built his “rolling sheds” years ago Last fall he took them to his firewood and kindling sites stacked them with wood hauled them home and parked them right next to his house The sheds are built on old camper frames The Kingston Wash resident bought the large trailer 8 by 14-ft frame on a double-axle already stripped down for $400 He built the shed frame and floor from rough lumber and recycled boards he had on hand He bought steel for the shed-style roof He took apart and sold scrap from a smaller 8 by 10-ft single-axle camper to create a shed for kindling Initially Shelbourn built them because he didn’t know where he wanted to locate a permanent woodshed He thought he might use the rolling sheds for other purposes but has decided to use them for just wood storage The large trailer holds 2 to 3 cords of wood and he’ll fill it this summer and park it next to his house again in the fall Shelbourn’s only regret is that he didn’t make the sheds sooner Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Alan Shelbourn 7570 288th St N E Kingston Wash 98346 ph 360 297-3779; Kshelb4647@aol com
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