Posted by rusty6 on June 14, 2019 at 06:27:47 from (142.165.85.205):
In Reply to: New Bins posted by rusty6 on June 13, 2019 at 20:28:40:
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Small bins for small farmers I guess. On my farm the "big" bins hold 2000 bushels. Once you get into the really big bins it takes more management to make sure grain does not heat. A 1600-2000 bushel bin is less likely to develop hot spots. Unless you have aeration in every bin.
And those hopper cones are a great replacement for the rotting wooden floors that develop over time. I had three cones installed back in 02 and never regretted it. Although they are a little more vulnerable to blowing over in a high wind it has not happened to me yet.
Grain vac is a good alternative if you don't have hopper cones.
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