Posted by JiminIA on October 01, 2009 at 15:36:13 from (75.105.90.238):
In Reply to: Packing the pile posted by Cenexguy on October 01, 2009 at 12:39:10:
I sure do miss chopping corn!! I don"t know how nobody ever got hurt the way we did it. We had a bunk silo open at both ends and we would ramp up the silage. Drive the truck in one end, dump and then drive off the steep end of the pile 12+ feet high at the top. My favorite truck to ride in was the 48" ford(this was in the early 80"s)..After we bought a 4wd drive loader we closed in one end of the silo and just ramped the pile up from one end.I can almost smell it now...Jim
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