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| Kieth, VERY IMPRESSIVE, I LIKE IT !!!!!!!!!
I been tossing this around for about 5 years now.
Some questions if you have time :
Was this corn dried before dumping in the building ?
This is my dilema, If I get a drier, how can I get the corn cooled down before dumping in the building.... ? without a holding bin ?
I have an idea of using a trough like yours, but instead have removable solid covers the whole length and replace with grates as the pile was hauled out. Thinking that I would not have to push as much grain to the individual holes like you have... ?????
I been thinking concrete walls, like 4 ft, but I like your idea of adding to the building size, What if a guy added another post in between your existing posts , then added 1 sheet of plywood as a band on the lower perimeter...or,,,,,what if a guy buried steel posts in between the building posts, to help with the load, then only pour like a 1 or 2 ft concrete wall. I am thinking this might help with rodent prevention ???
Another idea I had, say I would like to dump a third of the building with beans, and the rest corn, I thought of using precast blocks that I could set and make a temporary wall and it would still be moveable....
I really like the outside sump idea, but worry about water and debris collecting in the off season when not in use....any problems ? would you change anything ?
I guess I had an idea of like a 45 or 60 degree loadout.. ?????
I really like this setup .
Thanks for posting...both times.
Rog
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