Posted by jeffcat on July 10, 2018 at 13:32:40 from (76.116.234.200):
In Reply to: Re: Willl this work posted by NY 986 on July 10, 2018 at 12:50:35:
I agree with you. One inch is no big deal. Only thing I would advise is make sure you have plenty of air flow or be just a little easy on how much you feed it. Remember...with that reduction at the bottom to a larger pipe, when it plugs up there will be an almost impossible amount of PLUG. Small to bigger is fine, bigger to smaller trying to unplug it is like a check valve. If this is silage you are blowing, take a garden hose and turn it on full tilt. Tywrap it over top of where the table dumps into the blower. That little bit of water makes things more slick. When it was very dry weather making silage the water trick worked wonders. One little tip. At the bottom of the larger pipe you can cut a hand hole door. About 5x5 is just big enough. Make it out of a piece of stove pipe the same diameter. The curve will match up to the blower pipe. Use one of thoses flip latches to lock saftey catches. Like you use on a shed door. Makes it pretty easy to unplug things. FIRST SHUT OFF THE BLOWER. Just unlock the latch, remove that acces pannel, and you can get at the plug.
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