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    Storm damage from past few days

    Some pictures I have seen ..




    #2
    Some flooding just east of my house , there was no water there before 8 am Sunday morning.



    Water was running from about 1 mile into our field . Mother Nature showing her teeth lol

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      #3
      I'm waiting for the day my Behlens get toppled or caved in if the wind can't blow them over....it happened twice to me already in my farming career. Now you know why I hate wind and call it my nemesis. When it happened, neither time did those small, heavy, low to the ground wooden bins ever get damaged. Lol.

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        #4
        there's a lot of guys here that don't even insure their bins !!
        how much rain was there , furrow ?

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          #5
          Wow!

          Storms suck.

          We insure everything it’s a big premium but I think worth it

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            #6
            Originally posted by caseih View Post
            there's a lot of guys here that don't even insure their bins !!
            how much rain was there , furrow ?
            Rain amounts all over the map around here
            1.5 in to over 4in Saturday night through Sunday morning .
            Weather Network called it last Monday
            Environment Canada had no clue till the day before lol

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              #7
              Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
              Some pictures I have seen ..



              Wow that's dangerous stuff to be around hopefully no one got hurt.

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                #8
                I think they lined their equipment up to late.
                No need for bin level indicators. The empty can crush effect.
                How does that work on a fast bin depreciation lease? Who carries the insurance?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by checking View Post
                  I think they lined their equipment up to late.
                  No need for bin level indicators. The empty can crush effect.
                  How does that work on a fast bin depreciation lease? Who carries the insurance?
                  Guess that was a plow wind with a lot of plow. Do you think they would be damaged if they were full?

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                    #10
                    That looks like a big work order.
                    Not funny, but those golf ball stones, unless they mushroomed, didn't dent that tin.
                    SDG - I'd say full bins would not have caved.

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                      #11
                      Slowly dismantling the front end to try to get machinery out ..



                      Not fun in 60k winds but it’s working

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
                        Guess that was a plow wind with a lot of plow. Do you think they would be damaged if they were full?
                        full bins wouldnt cave, maybe pull the roof off though.

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                          #13
                          Got 5” out of that. Really varied though from 3/4” to 6”+. No plow winds here but south of lloydminster was some damage. Seen 3 oil tanks on a location blown over. Never see that cause those things are heavy. Another rain event and our farm yard will be flooded. The slough we cropped for 12 years has 10’ of water after this shot and creeping into the yard.

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