Posted by Brown Swiss on October 14, 2016 at 10:05:54 from (166.182.3.226):
In Reply to: OT - Harvestore Silos posted by Bill VA on October 14, 2016 at 05:10:30:
The company came out with the XL unloader, suppose to be as fast as feeding from a bunker, just costly, the best feed you could feed comes from a sealed silo, just is costly! Not all sealed silos are Harvestores, I have a sealed stave and there was a few poured concrete sealed silos in this area. I have to wonder why so many questions about a Harvestore silo, are you thinking of putting one up? If i had the money to do it I would and try one of the XL unloaders, I don't like bags and bunkers don't excite me either, then the top unloading silos are dirty to have to climb up and open doors, I like the sealed I have but not fond of the unloader. I think the harvestore that I can pull out to work on is more attractive.
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