Posted by Dr. EVIL on March 04, 2016 at 21:37:50 from (70.194.160.79):
In Reply to: Re: Harvestore Silos posted by brutus49dc on March 04, 2016 at 17:45:20:
BTO I worked for many years in High school & college put the first two up in the early 1960's, put two bigger white tops up a couple years later. Big ones were 20x60's IIRC. I remember one night after chopping hay all day the Boss sent me up the one to close the hatch and then open the hatch on the one next to it, five feet away. No catwalk between them, considered jumping, but climbed down, then back up. There is a catwalk between them now, plus two more silos.
The SLURRYSTOR manure pits were the real status symbol in our neighborhood. Three of them in five miles on one road. All three farmers went bankrupt. All three sat empty for decades and are now gone.
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