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Re: Tough Repair Job
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Posted by barnrat on March 13, 2006 at 04:33:51 from (12.31.20.55):
In Reply to: Tough Repair Job posted by 37 chief on March 12, 2006 at 21:27:55:
Silo unloader repairs have to be the worst repairs. Rusted bolts, taper locks and shafts that rival any repair on a tractor thats been stuck in the weeds for 30 years(been there done that). I try to go over my silo unloaders when they are at the bottom, but it always seems like I'm doing major overhauls on the coldest day in winter 40ft in the air. Then to top it off I get the flu for a week because of the mold. Luckily I have all three just about completly rebuilt so they don't give me the problems like when I first started farming.
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