I respect everybody's right to privacy but I'm sure 99% of your viewers would love to know a cost breakdown if you're willing to give it. I suppose what they're most curious to is how much money you saved by doing all the labor yourself. How much for the concrete did you save, how much for the actual erection of the green bin. And the floor. I would guess the concrete was about half price by doing yourself maybe even more I'm savings but the grain bin I've been told some wildly varying numbers on the labor for the erection of grain bin. And then of course your bottom line was the savings worth the labor?

Different parts of the country everything has done different so it's fun to watch and people do it. We would have definitely power trowled give it with an aeration for that being said it looks like the outer ring a forms our homemade about a plywood and 2x4? The guys who did mine was a 48-ft bin had metal forms that were 30 in. If I was going to make my own metal forms I would go at least 36 If nothing else to try and keep the environments from digging underneath. Thought about buying Symons forms and try and make him work to get 48 in nothing about 16 in underground

I found this very interesting I just purchased my brother's D4 after he passed me a him did alot of work with it when I was younger

Guessing that is the firstof many passes, what does good granite bring a bushel these days?

Sweet sounds of a 7.3 litre

Really nice shed, keep all your machinery outa the bad weather. The amish are a joy to watch building.

Nice work ye'all did there, well done and well narrated

I saw your post on Ag Talk. How many HP are you pulling this with and what kind of hydraulic flow?

Did you buy a quadtrac?

Wow, really nice building !! Have not seen you all for a long time ?

I found this channel tonight. I’ve already watched several videos. Love it! I noticed it’s been 2 years since you have uploaded. Start uploading again please!

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Dear can use electric heater instead gas ?

Thats a crued dude. Love it! Fuck rocks

That dryer is made just like the old Behlen dryers, ive got a 500 bushel batch dryer built by Behlen the one you have looks like a 375 bushel??

Nice Video!

I’m sure glad we don’t have any rocks where we work.

Great videos thanks! Do you have any close up pictures of your forms? Also, how wide was the footer portion of the pad?

Have you ever considered platizing the rocks and selling them for landscaping. If it is sized out could be an extra source of income and and efficient way to reduce the rock pile.

How much were the 36 inch drums?

Nice we have a 1486 as well. Looking into another grain drier

hi there nice mill john

The small 1ft high form holding the gravel in place, did you leave that and just bury it in concrete?

I always watch that great video and enjoy it. Brings me back to the old days...

I’d sure love to see the carriage drive,!

Got an uncle that had several Sukups but the last two 42' bins he built were Conrad Americans. I had never heard of the company before and to my knowledge his Conrads are the first two in our area to be built. These bins looks like they are a decent product. I have cousins who are Brock dealers that we've always built with, but they are pricey. Well done!

Perfect combo. Hard to beat 86 series tractors OR the old cyclo. If you ever need more down force to try to no-till your beans let me know. I have a bolt-on kit that will put air springs on the ol' cyclos.

Was reading your log grapple trailer build. Did you ever complete that project?? Thank you!!

Is these a continuous dryer?

Looks like it's been a few years since the you finished the project, I'm the rollers have a few hectares behind them how are they holding up any problems?

Very impressive I live in Brazil 🇧🇷 we make rollers here as well but nothing like this

excellent video

Where are you guys getting your uniballs from? We have a 9130 looking at the same repair, and would love to find an alternative to titan. thanks!

How many acres does the tractor run on?

Damn i miss that sound of the case ih 1660 combine

Nice sawmill setup

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How many cost install this dryer

Thanks for making this video. Really neat tractors. My brother and I just bought an ‘87 9150 with 7,550 hrs and spent the last 4 days flushing fluids, replacing and up keeping many things including all the pivot point uni-balls, pins, bushings etc on the tractor. Torching out that back pin basically blind was a real challenge for us; we were in awe you did it in 15 minutes. Those bars are heavy!!! Very satisfying work to have done. Probably wouldn’t have tackled it without this video to help us know we could do it. One thing we did that was handy was to reverse the hoses on one of the steering rams and then used that to split the tractor and then pull it back together by turning the steering wheel. Luckily our 12 ton jack pushed out both center pins. Further shout out the Ben and Jay at Big Tractor Parts for their assistance in getting the right parts. Looking forward to many years of farming.

Where did I get this type of stone picker machine in india

Would have been a great video with Luke Bryant getting ran over by the cat .

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and oil the bearings of idler pullys and other gears and sprockets be greased

Wondering if have video on replacing the steering ram uniballs on 9150 Case IH 1988 vintage. Thanks

A 9150 3306 is an extremely rare tractor! That could be a potential collector tractor eventually

I built these gates awhile back..... just moved shops and now need to make a few more. Thanks

How do you handle your sawdust ?

A lot of the rocks are falling back out of the wheel, does it pick them back up again?

i think u need to go slower

What make is your rock rake please