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Re: Tough Repair Job
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Posted by comfortking on March 13, 2006 at 05:00:32 from (67.138.125.167):
In Reply to: Tough Repair Job posted by 37 chief on March 12, 2006 at 21:27:55:
While this may not be a repair job, one my worst jobs was unplugging the outlet on the honeywagon. I hauled manure from a large laying house that had pits with liquid manure. We had an 8 inch suction hose and only a 4 in outlet. Chickens would get loose and fall in the pit. The big hose would suck them up but the small outlet would not let them throgh. If we put a small screen on the suction you could not load. when this happened I would reverse the pump and open the discharge gate. A weed hook worked good to fish them out, but then the pump would not keep up and manure would spray.
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