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Why do question marks keep being added to my posts? Ever since the upgrade, this keeps happening.
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I will keep posting pictures of sunsets under a chinook Arch with mountains while I wait for Chuck to post the pictures of the trees he's been planting.
I'd even settle for him posting a picture of his emissions free conveyance to The climate conference in Ottawa. He would look really cute in his little red wagon with agstar pulling on the handle all the way to Ottawa.
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Originally posted by blackpowder View PostFor starters. And the right door. It buckled too.
We've learned a lot in bin construction over the years. The hard way. So much better now.
Neighbor had the professionals extend some bins and put on hoppers. Factory extensions with proper stiffeners. The next year two of them collapsed in the new rings Dry grain, not being aerated.
Warranty rebuilt them again.
Next year, one collapsed again last year while unloading dry wheat.
Warranty rebuilt it again. I haven't checked to see if they used the same stiffeners.
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So, what is the plan now? Chains and boomers around the bin holding it together till you get it unloaded? Stay as far away as possible? Any plans to fix it? Chief Westland bin?
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Yup, a Chief.
I emptied it. Reinforce those sheets and the door. Use it until the bottom sheets finish rotting and scrap it.
Be more cautious filling it. Avoid peas. Use caution with wheat. Turn air on while filling. Unload slow. And watch the concrete. Empty before spring.
Mistakes made back in the day during construction. Common practices then. Design limitations as well.
Should take another 20 years hopefully. Next guy problem.
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