Posted by NNY FARMER on January 30, 2011 at 20:06:54 from (174.254.86.162):
Hi I have an old McCORMICK No.2 Ensilage and Forage blower and was wondering if unloading from a self unloading wagon the blower could handle the payload and send it high enough still to fill a 40 foot stave silo or if it is going to plug everytime I turn my head. The manual for it claims that it requires a Farmall H tractor,(which I am using),or it's equivalent.Also it claims it will effectively blow feed up to 80 feet so it should be somewhat up to the task but it claims it is only capable of moving up to 8 tons per hour of haylage and 12 tons per hour of corn silage,Is it possible that it may be referring to capacity when it is chopping crops whole or is it really always going to be that pitifully slow I really could use some clarification on this. Thanks
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