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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 1302978" data-attributes="member: 5412">This is mine. Its the first and only one I&#039;ve ever built, but have some things that I&#039;d like to do, and some things I won&#039;t ever do again.&nbsp;built it in my shop, and put it on a trailer to haul to the field.&nbsp;Used storm windows turned on their side to make sliding windows. I don&#039;t like that now that its up. Reason is, in freezing weather, they stick shut. Warmer weather, they rattle with the wind.My buddy built one, and had some real glass cut(cheap) and drilled to mount a hinge. He built it where the window swings to the inside to open. Great Idea I think, as if it opens to the outside, it creates movment. Didn&#039;t insulate it, now I wish it was. Easy enough to do.Pulled it up with a pickup. This is the day it was put up. A better ladder has been installed.[ATTACH=full]79672[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 1302978, member: 5412"] This is mine. Its the first and only one I've ever built, but have some things that I'd like to do, and some things I won't ever do again. built it in my shop, and put it on a trailer to haul to the field. Used storm windows turned on their side to make sliding windows. I don't like that now that its up. Reason is, in freezing weather, they stick shut. Warmer weather, they rattle with the wind. My buddy built one, and had some real glass cut(cheap) and drilled to mount a hinge. He built it where the window swings to the inside to open. Great Idea I think, as if it opens to the outside, it creates movment. Didn't insulate it, now I wish it was. Easy enough to do. Pulled it up with a pickup. This is the day it was put up. A better ladder has been installed. [attach=full]79672[/attach] [/QUOTE]

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