Posted by centash on September 24, 2016 at 10:44:43 from (96.44.35.48):
In Reply to: Woe is me.... posted by Bruce from Can. on September 24, 2016 at 07:19:30:
Keep the stable cleaner and put in a pump instead of the chute. Your drive will only have to move half as much chain as now, and you can probably find enough good links for the chain you do need. No chute, everything inside, no cold weather issues, the pile outside will never have to be moved til spreading time. You can do other jobs while the cleaner is running vs operating the skid loader, which also can make the floors very slippery. As well, just walking through the barn, you are in the manure alley and always wet or dirty. Plus, once the chain and unit is done, you could still use the skid steer to push manure into the pumps pit. Either that or put up a free stall barn with alley scrapers and one or two robots....close to a million.....Ben
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