Posted by GarrettFields on December 15, 2012 at 09:32:44 from (98.23.7.126):
Ive been off here for a while, couldnt use my old handle (KYGarrett) for some reason so I broke down and made a new account, with yet another password to forget. Any way I finally found and purchased some grain bins fairly close(180mi), and now I have to get them apart. Actual bin jacks are out of the question, so Dad and i were contemplating taking a road tractor tire up through the middle and lifting them like that so we can take it apart. I havent had any luck finding a boom truck to rent, but there are several rental places that have shooting boom fork lifts(telehandler). My concern about that is it will be very hard/impossible to get a straight lift. When i put them back together at my place i can use my excavator, but hiring it hauled that far is out the question. Would you guys attempt to do it with a telehandler or breakdown and rent a excavator? Also should one leave the door frame in or take it out at the start? I was planing on taking the ring right above the floor loose/out first then working my up until the roof is left? Any tips on the roof? Any thing special to know about the perforated floor and unload augers? As you can tell this will be our first time fooling with bins so any advice is greatly appreciated. There are 4 bins. Two are 12'hx14'w, the third is 12'hx15w, and the fourth is 14'hx15'w. Thanks in advance for the help!
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