Posted by mrslesq on September 22, 2020 at 12:52:17 from (72.169.96.139):
In Reply to: Old silo posted by coonie minnie on September 21, 2020 at 18:17:23:
I have a picture some where in an old farm magazine of how they were emptying an old bunker silo. They had a conveyor running across the silo on the floor by the wall of silage and inclined up and out the side of the bunker. They had 6-8 men with forks pitching the silage from the wall of silage down into the conveyor. Arm strong and modern working together to get the job done. I would hate to pitch out that square silo. Sometimes when filling my 20' x 60' stave silo between days I would pitch some silage out the door to feed the cows. When I came down the silo tired the cows had already eaten 90+% of what I threw down; and that was by the door and NOT 20' across the silo!
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