For central Alberta, starting Monday highs of -3 and snow. Monday through Saturday no warmer than -3. Up to 6 inches(15 centimetres) of snow. Winter like weather, not looking forward to it.
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Should get done early afternoon, the ole set up has covered a lot of ground the past few days
Giver a quick wash this afternoon and park er till spring
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Originally posted by caseih View PostGonna wait for a bit
Hard to believe, but it costs about $25/day to run a 5 hp fan !
At 14 cents per kwh (SK farm price) it works out to about half that cost here. And that is only if the fan is moving max air and max rated power, which a bin full of grain will not allow a fan to do.
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Originally posted by ColevilleH2S View PostThat's some expensive electricity.
At 14 cents per kwh (SK farm price) it works out to about half that cost here. And that is only if the fan is moving max air and max rated power, which a bin full of grain will not allow a fan to do.
Blessings!!!
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Originally posted by caseih View PostGonna wait for a bit
Hard to believe, but it costs about $25/day to run a 5 hp fan !
Running 2-5hp 1-7.5hp and a 10hp fans today.
25 amps x 240V X 24 hours/1000 X $0.15=$21.60?
If my numbers are correct.Last edited by Sodbuster; Oct 23, 2023, 11:46.
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Originally posted by caseih View PostGonna wait for a bit
Hard to believe, but it costs about $25/day to run a 5 hp fan !
All I know is having the crop in the bin, regardless of moisture or ambient temperature, and being able to monitor and maintain the grain is infinitely cheaper than having the crop sitting out in the snow all winter because I was waiting for ideal harvest conditions which rarely occur around here.
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Originally posted by Sodbuster View PostYikes,😮😱 I hope you’re wrong.
Running 2-5hp 1-7.5hp and a 10hp fans today.
25 amps x 240V X 24 hours/1000 X $0.15=$21.60?
If my numbers are correct.
With no frost… the swathed wheat turned out #1 13.5px12.6 moisture… can’t get more a efficient zero carbon system than this!!!
Swathed Canola dry… same results!
Cheers
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