I decided to go a different route with storage. I am going to build a new shed in the yard and make a dedicated home for the Zforce.
A storage facility is going to run me over $100 per month. After 6 months , or so, I could have built something.
I'm doing the same thing, John. Even though mine fits in the garage (barely), I may go bigger tires in the future, and I can always use more storage anyway. There was a concrete patio by my shed, so I'm adding a lean to. Roughly 12*20, same as the shed. Even with the price of lumber and metal roofing going up, I'll be in about $1200 or so. I may enclose it in the future. The shed desperately needs a makeover too (roofing and siding), but that will have to wait til spring.
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Same here..... I live next to a black lava ravine which happens to be my property. Great place, but near zero level stuff. I bought a 7' x 14' Cargo and converted it to ATV-Ural Hauler/Camp Trailer. It needed a place, so I borrowed the CAT436 backhoe I sold, move alot of dirt by the shed, and built a 18' x 22' "trailer-port". It sure was handy to get that CAT436 back for a few days! Boy, I loved that machine!
The only materials I had to buy were the 2"x8"x16's and roofing shingles. Everything else I already had (6"x6" posts, a few concrete blocks, and used "throwaway" 4' x 8' USB sheets). Other stuff like more concrete blocks, long green pressure-treated 5" diameter poles, Tyvek for roof, roof nails +air nail-guns, compressor + lines, metal post anchors, odd pieces of re-bar or fence posts, concrete form lumber, and so on I already had here. Folks also gave me almost exact match of left-over siding that matched the house for the shed, white aluminum facia metal. mortar mix sacks, more concrete blocks, a small Horror-Fright cement mixer, and odds and ends. I already had concrete flatwork tools (20 years+/- in bad times), and had built the house, 96% my work solo. After all, construction isn't rocket science.