Nope. There is a sliding door to the shelter, about 6 ft wide, a 10 ft opening with a louver type door on the SE side, where I have a stall, and a 32 inch door to the north, where there is the original garage, and that is where I now keep my tractor. I have a 10 x 12' stall, right next to a 12 x 12' stall and across the aisle is a 13 x 8' stall, where there was a wooden wall, and uses the north wall and west wall, with a 13 ft gate. I created the other 2 stalls out of round pen panels. It makes it very easy to take them out to clean in the Spring. Anyway, WITH the stall panels up, I cannot get my really big wheelbarrow in to any but the SE stall. It's easy to think that you can use your tractor every day. That would mean I would have to start it up, turn it off while I clean and empty used bedding until it is full, then dump, then drive it back, turn it off, etc. When I clean every day it usually takes 1 1/2 large wheelbarrows full and I can certainly push that to dump. I will be cleaning my shelter in the Spring, too, and that is where the tractor will REALLY come in handy. STILL, I will need to get in there and shovel and use my tiller to get it clean. I will not have to fill a tow wagon and drag it out with my riding mower, then dump. THAT was ALSO driving out, turning it off, filling it up, turning it off to empty, etc. I have been doing this for almost 20 winters here at this place. DH is still itching to drive the tractor for jobs. Next job is to empty my truck of the 20+ packages of shavings not yet unloaded. HE drives, I load, I UNload, he drives back to the truck, and so on. Still, much better than using my wheelbarrow for this.
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Is that your only door? Or is that the width to the door/gate to the stalls?
