Posted by GeneMO on August 12, 2010 at 12:32:37 from (76.4.163.152):
In Reply to: HELP! grain storage ? posted by G.Fields on August 12, 2010 at 08:49:29:
Back in the 60's and 70's, when smaller bins were common, you could buy a grain aireator to "screw" in from the top. The aireator consisted of a tube made from perforated metal, about 10' long and maybe 8" in diameter. It had a metal point with fins around the diameter in a screw fashion. Then on top was a fan that fit down over the tube, once you screwed it down into the grain. The tube had holes so you could stick a short piece of pipe throug it to help screw it down. The fan was electric. You would plug it in and leave it for a week or so. It did a pretty good job of airing out the grain.
They might be still available new, or maybe you could pick one up used.
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