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Yes. I've got about 6,500 sq ft, the rest is rented storage. The building I'm in is about 24,000 sq ft. 22' sidewalls, 5 ton bridge crane and a smaller 1 ton pole mounted swing crane with a manual hoist. There's over 63,000 sq ft in the entire complex. You can walk in the front door on Poplar st, go into any part of the building you want and come out the back door 3/4 of a block away.
I'm in the south end (right side of picture) of the big blue building. When this image was taken, I was in the little blue building (on the left side of the picture), where all the stuff is sitting, when I started out back in 2007.
It's the old Wilbeck Manufacturing buildings. They built one heck of a one way disc back in the day. He had 3 sons who could have walked into it and none of them wanted anything to do with it. They could have been good competition for Krause plow.

I think/hope I can buy those. I'd like to find some that are threaded and replace all 3 of them in the plate. If not, I'll weld it back on.
I don't know if I could make the ball end or not. It would take several tries at best.

 

I like both them little restaurants.

 

I like watching them as well.

 

Looks better than I thought it tasted. I never would have thought to pair horseradish and sausage. A friend has been bugging me to try corn pudding, I figgered it was way too sweet for a supper dish. Even the house salad was disappointing. Win some lose some

 

I’ve been meaning to give that place a whirl on a dirty thirty or something... it just never seems to align with my clock

 

That's cool Tug, can U get more Pics of the entire Layout?

Would enjoy seeing it!!

 

Well you haven’t lived. Have to bring you out for some Polish Kiebasa and horseradish. You won’t be the same after that pairing

 

I have a Clark too.....there's a place in Florida that's real good with parts for them. I think mine's a early 70's. Them fellas can tell the full history usually....

 

Kicking these tubs off and calling this week done!!