Posted by super99 on November 23, 2007 at 16:45:38 from (75.107.167.209):
The last bin I put up is a 18' Gov't bin. Time was running out and I didn't want to take the time to put a ladder on the inside of bin. It's about 3 rings down from the top, and I want to get in and level off the corn for the air to work better. If I put a ladder in thru the inspection hole , can I get down the ladder and back out, or will it just keep sinking into the corn? I know if you get in and walk around on dry corn you sink in a ways, will the ladder stop going in after a foot or so? I don't really want to get stuck inside the bin and have to wait for my wife to come home to get me some help to get out. I give her plenty of ammo the way it is. Any thoughts? Chris
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