Posted by tjiniowa on January 14, 2010 at 07:42:42 from (207.177.45.244):
In Reply to: Grinding feed posted by M Nut on January 14, 2010 at 07:23:08:
Should not matter which you put in first, probably get the corn going and add the oats while it is grinding. I had a 400 mill before it grenaded itself, might still have the op. manual for it if you need one. If you are grinding shell corn for cattle I would run without a screen otherwise it will be like hog feed. May have to experiement. Put in any premix or mineral right away so it has plenty of time to mix. 5-10 min. after you are done adding feed should be long enough. Can also idle the tractor down a litttle if it is grinding to fine
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