Posted by IowaJohn on July 27, 2014 at 20:54:52 from (207.177.37.20):
In Reply to: Moving a grain bin posted by Tramway guy on July 27, 2014 at 18:36:31:
If you're going to take it down, clean the old sealant off buy new sealant, bolts, etc. You need to find what it'll cost for jack rental. Otherwise you just need somebody with a little mechanical aptitude basically holding a rachet with a socket to help you take it down which will be a short day with an impact. My daughter that was a hs sophomore helped me on my last one. Mark the sheets for which ring and position in the ring. my experience with used bins is that they're slightly out of round so if you can put the sheets back in the same place the bolts go in easier. The position of the door in reference to the sheet above is important too.Also mark the position of the roof sheets.
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