Posted by philip d on October 22, 2017 at 16:16:23 from (142.177.130.110):
The bolts that hold the paddles on the unloader blower fan worn on the head side enough that they flew off. Got the parts and a new cover sent over today by bus.That turned into a way bigger job than I planned,the new cover didn't fit because when the paddle went through the fan it bent the housing and the bolt holes didn't line up,straightened it as much as I could and ended up redrilling some of them just started running feed than smash it picked up the 3rd paddle that fell off I thought already came out bent and broke some more things had to go back up a few more times and fix and straighten things,finally have it fixed and feed coming 3 hours later. I know there's way worse things in life but man I hate silos!
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