Posted by dhermesc on October 12, 2023 at 09:20:25 from (12.149.56.202):
In Reply to: Dirtiest job on the farm posted by tomstractorsandtoys on October 11, 2023 at 06:02:00:
Dirtiest dry job - scooping milo out of the 4K bushel grain bins my dad bought at a government surplus auction. He bought 5 of them and was able to haul them home on a special trailer without taking them apart. Set them down level then poured a concrete floor in them. About 1/3 would run out then the rest was scooped. It was bad enough to scoop two or three grinder mixer loads on a Saturday (200-300 bushel) but to scoop a semi truck truck was horrible as it was hot, dirty, even with dust masks you puked when you were done and felt sick for a week afterwards. What was worse is if the old man scheduled two trucks in a day.
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