Posted by Dave H (MI) on May 03, 2015 at 16:41:32 from (50.127.246.233):
In Reply to: Re: Grain bins posted by coonie minnie on May 03, 2015 at 16:13:41:
I would be primarily feeding it. Might share it with friends who would also be feeding it. I am not a big operation and a lot of my acreage is in hay. 5K bushels is about the most I would ever expect to produce in one year from corn. I have looked at dryers. Everything I look at seems a little large for my needs. The last one I looked at was a brand...something like Tox-o-wik? Thing was most of 15 ft high and on a trailer. That would just barely go under the doors in my shed. Just seemed like a lot of machine for 5000 bushels. I was just hoping that if I split it between a couple bins and kept on a rotation schedule I could get it to dry down without too much risk? Not looking to kill anyone, anything, or burn down the new shed. Tell me my best option and I will listen. :)
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