Posted by Bill in IL on January 04, 2017 at 10:47:30 from (132.3.49.78):
In Reply to: Binz again.... posted by Dave H (MI) on January 03, 2017 at 17:56:08:
What do you have for an auger to fill these bins with? I would guess a 45 to 50 foot straight transport auger would reach but you had better check you numbers before quoting me. I was thinking if you wanted to transfer grain then place the bins spaced so you could unload directly into the auger and dump into the second bin. Like JD said a swing away makes this easy. Lots of people use 2 augers and a wagon or truck between but when you have the choice it would be best to eliminate that.
As for the semi traffic I would leave at least a 75 foot minimum circle for a semi to pull in and swing around. They will want an easy hopefully somewhat straight run get back on the road when loaded.
The idea of putting the bins footing up a foot or so for the unloading auger is good advice too. I have one bin with low clearance and its a pain when its sump underneath is filled with water or worse ice. Adding and upswing unload auger can make up for low clearance but that adds expense and power requirements from the unloader motor.
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