Posted by Dave from MN on October 18, 2012 at 07:43:24 from (38.109.25.246):
Ok, trying to figure out what these 2 bins SHOULD hold. corn or soybeans, standard test weights. One is 14' diameter with 10' tall sides. Not concerned about the roof capacity. The other is 20.8' diameter and 18.5' height. I try 3 different online calculators and get 3 different answers. Small bin we put 4 full Brent 440 gravity wagons of beans in, I figured 1600bu, wagons were heaped. Ins adjuster laptop ins program came up with only 1386 bu, all 3 calculators came up with more. I think that ins program is wrong, I have no claim, but I dont want to have my APH drop if that not accurate.
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