Posted by donjr on September 08, 2012 at 17:45:59 from (71.248.83.169):
In Reply to: Re: Choppin' silage posted by The tractor vet on September 08, 2012 at 15:50:47:
It is nice to be able to drive through, like my old pit. But this bunk is completely above ground and easy to access on three sides for the blower. We used to fill a trench, but side spalling put dirt in the feed, and that had to be cleaned out of the feed bunks. This silage is 100% cleaned up by the cows, so the no-dirt bunk gets my vote. Wagon unloading takes about three minutes with a good blower- wagon unsticking sometimes took an hour or more, plus aggrivation. The 't' wall can also be expanded easily for more capacity or pulled out and sold should the operation change or cease.
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