Posted by jon f mn on October 10, 2022 at 07:45:46 from (174.213.244.198):
Worked around the kingdom's barn this weekend. Finished putting the concrete in the gutters and the ramp outside the door. Took 91 bags of Sacrete.
I need to get some more pens ready for hogs since ive started breeding them now. The first two juust had their litters and that didnt go so well, only 7 pigs from both guilts. I think I know why that was and hope the next ones go better.
After that I built this feeder for feeding silage to the cattle.
It's about 7' square. Got the pipe from a friend. It has the 45 ends and plates on it so I just bolted 3 sections together then cut and welded in the uprights. I now know why hay feeders are expensive, there is a lot of work in them.
All that resulted in a nice little blister.
Guess I'll have to be more careful not to work so hard. Lol
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