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Re: Grain Bins
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Posted by RickL on September 05, 2005 at 15:02:44 from (69.66.73.169):
In Reply to: Re: Grain Bins posted by Cliff Neubauer on September 05, 2005 at 10:28:38:
they are the tall units,2 legged style with long anchor leg. Winches all worked fine when last used but probably need some lube now since been over year since used now. All are on trailer for moving to different sites 12 total. You don't carry these by yourself period, two guys yes,three even better. they are actually owned also by another party let me know if seriuos and we will let you now a price. The other party has hyd jacks now since the bin size normally sold has went to alot of 48ft and larger. theres enough jacks to do 36ft,although unlike some guys I do not skip seams with jacks,each seam get s a jack way simpler going up and down. RickL
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