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Allan In NE

07-25-2006 10:33:19

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Mornin',

In preparation of my bin bustin' 10 bpa, 15 lb test weight oat crop, I decided to clean out this old bin.

This little job always makes me sweat like a race horse and gag like an old hound dog eatin' a toad. :>(

But, we got 'er done.

Allan

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BillyinStoughton

07-26-2006 12:22:14

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Allan In NE, 07-25-2006 10:33:19

Now that is just too clean! I can see an actual concrete color in the bottom of that thing. Sorry I couldn't make it down that way to help out. I always like to help distribute a pack of firecrackers when someone is cleaning out a bin. It wouldn't be so funny but it's been done to me a few times. And as they say, "What goes around, comes around".

Looks good Allan!

Billy

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Joe-Bob/IN

07-26-2006 15:59:10

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to BillyinStoughton, 07-26-2006 12:22:14

I hope you don't throw those into the bin! Grain dust is like gasoline... CAN explode! Otherwise that would be rather hilarious.

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Larry-Tx

07-25-2006 15:40:46

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Allan In NE, 07-25-2006 10:33:19

I guess thats why my ears ring all the time from using a impact gun in those bins back in the 50's and 60's. Didn't have earplugs or any other safety equip. Started out gettin a buck an hour, 60 hr. week. Kid crappin in tall cotton then. Good ol days LOL Larry

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Leland

07-25-2006 16:09:42

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Larry-Tx, 07-25-2006 15:40:46

My favorite was some moron sitting the bin down on the power cords talk about getting lit up !!!

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37 chief

07-25-2006 16:01:27

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Larry-Tx, 07-25-2006 15:40:46

Those were the good old days. I started out getting a penney a minute, boy, that was a long time ago. I thought ringing ears were normal, you mean I could have prevented this from happening. Stan

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JohnDeereGreen

07-25-2006 14:43:09

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Allan In NE, 07-25-2006 10:33:19

Now Allan, it's just not right for you to have so much fun without us. How are you ever gonna share with all of us? :)

Really though, that bin clearing job is not the most desired on the farm, but isn't the least desired, either. Be careful an drink lots of Gatorade. Have fun enjoying that fancy new air conditioning, and don't let it rain in the cab too hard. :)
JohnDeereGreen

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Allan In NE

07-25-2006 14:53:18

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to JohnDeereGreen, 07-25-2006 14:43:09

Think the grain might go the beginning of next week.

If I can find it in all the weeds, that is. :>)

Allan

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Glen in TX

07-25-2006 11:52:33

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Allan In NE, 07-25-2006 10:33:19

Is the loading auger ready? Maybe I've missed that part. Those darn B&S auger motors always gave us trouble till we went electric. :) Hope you're not going to scoop them in there?

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RustyFarmall

07-25-2006 12:09:21

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Glen in TX, 07-25-2006 11:52:33

Nah, he ain't gonna scoop, just stick the combine auger through the door and unload, probly only be one hopper full.(:

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Glen in TX

07-25-2006 17:06:09

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to RustyFarmall, 07-25-2006 12:09:21

Yeah I was thinking about that way too. Seems like we did it that way a few times to fill the barrels and feed bin in chicken house and had a long piece of old tin bent in a U shape with a hoop of baling wire on one end to hook on the combine auger.

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jubilee johnny

07-25-2006 11:13:59

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Allan In NE, 07-25-2006 10:33:19

Boy, you're bringing back memories. I've swept a few of those in sw nebraska and then we sprayed the floor/sidewall seam with diesel fuel for an "insecticide". Thanks for the pics

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ebbsspeed

07-25-2006 11:03:30

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to Allan In NE, 07-25-2006 10:33:19

I used to sweep those things out up in wheat country. Like you said, sweat, sneeze and snot are not in short supply when participating in that little activity.

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Harley

07-25-2006 11:09:55

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Re: More Farm Fun in reply to ebbsspeed, 07-25-2006 11:03:30

Boy that takes me back Allan. Never had to clean them out, but hauled a million of those little Co-op bins out of Omaha Nebraska from 1970-1974 when I drove the route semi for double circle co-op. Hardest things if the world to haul and handle. half round, sharp, and heavy. Yours looks ready for the horsey feed crop. Harley

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