Posted by super99 on April 20, 2008 at 05:03:39 from (75.107.180.253):
My bin has circuflow drying system in it and does not have an auger going to another bin. I made the mistake of filling it to the peak last fall to get more storage, and when I took some out, one of the chains holding the center auger upright came unhooked and let the center auger lean off center. I need to empty the bin, any suggestions to hold the auger so it doesn't go any farther to the side? Plan to try to hook a couple more chains to the far side to hold it where it's at, keep it from going any farther. If I took 2 2x6's and braced against the near wall to the auger, would the pressure on the auger hold them in place till the bin is empty? I don't know if it's leaned far enough to break anything on the bottom drive or not, but don't want to make it any worse. Anybody ever have this happen? Chris
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