So he attached a reel to feed or retract a power cord to the winch as it moves. High up on the walls are translucent panels to let in light. Because they are on the wall rather than the ceiling, they cast fewer shadows and provide even light. For convenience, the farm crew built several iron and wood utility tables on rollers. We made them big enough so that as you work on a piece of equipment you lay the parts on the table in the order you remove them.
Electrical outlets are plentiful inside the shop, as are air lines.
Posts at each corner of the overhang hold an electrical outlet and an air-line connection for work outside the shop. The air compressor is under the overhang to minimize noise levels inside the shop. Other conveniences include a chop saw on a portable table, a freestanding vise set on a post imbedded in the concrete and doors for access on all four sides of the building. All are elements of a dream shop that Gale says was worth the wait.