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    #11
    Originally posted by caseih View Post
    Pads are always to small
    Just like my bank account 😉

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      #12
      Originally posted by FarmJunkie View Post
      Make the pad bigger. We made ours to small and just makes it harder to clean up. Have the same drier as u and it seems no matter how good a job u do to keep things from making a mess it always piles up somewhere.
      What size would you recommend? A little late for changes but we do have swamp mats or belting that could expand it if necessary. Mud is our nemesis out here with the wet heavy clay.

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        #13
        Originally posted by caseih View Post
        put a roof over ours , i like it , except for bird shit all over , guy at flame said old bin sheets work good , then the bastards can't roost and shi-t
        Could put chicken wire on the sides and bottom of your trusses if need be. I despise birds in sheds too.

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          #14
          That looks good Woodland. Not sure how much bigger too make it tho. All I know is when the wind starts blowing and chaff and light seeds get spinning around it piles up off the pad no matter how big. Neighbour has one your size and says he shud have went 25 x 40 but I don’t know if that would be enough depending on weather. Definitely gonna help your situation.

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            #15
            The given size is perfect for a grain dryer. The guys from our farmer's club usually do the same as you. However, they usually hire specialized construction companies to project the whole thing.
            Last edited by OfericSchim; Nov 11, 2021, 07:31.

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