Dave- As an old time farmer, I can't believe how lucky you are......low moisture corn, don't need to dry. Plus the yields you get on the soil you have. In 40 years, I had only some, one year, that didn't go through the dryer. Even if those bins have a spreader....cone them out after filling...ie....pull a load out to get the fines out of the middle. NEVER leave a bin go into winter with a peak on the crop....moisture migrates with temp, comes out the top...if the grain is peaked, moisture goes up the peak and rots the crop. Helps if you're feeding/selling some- pull out an occasional load. Can get by til Spring with 16-17% corn. I have a drying bin but dry everything with an automatic batch dryer after babysitting the bin dryer for years. I have full floors in two bins, 7 1/2 hp fans....freeze corn in the Fall (beans too), warm a couple times in Spring as the temp rises. Fan tubes you're talking about- you're half hour from St. Cloud, Mimbach, Mills Fleet? Without them, just move some crop every month......wagon or two keeps it fresh with the flow.
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