rockyridgefarm
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Wifey thinks I have finally went off the deepend.
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Richard G.
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We did it years ago with a 20 foot pintle hook trailer.
It was an old wooden corn crib.
Had to take the roof off of it..
It was an old wooden corn crib.
Had to take the roof off of it..
Steve in VA
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- Natural Bridge Virginia
If she makes you get rid of it, I'll
cheerfully take it. Nice score.
cheerfully take it. Nice score.
Absent Minded Farmer
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- Gehl Country, Wis.
I've never seen one of those before. Thanks for posting!
Mike
Mike
coonie minnie
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I scrapped one of those a few years ago.... they are heavy. We had moved it for a family member several years before, similar to what you
are doing.
My uncle found it not much good for ear corn. It didn't have the air flow a wire crib or wooden crib does.
are doing.
My uncle found it not much good for ear corn. It didn't have the air flow a wire crib or wooden crib does.
Brown Dirt Cowboy
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- Location
- Jackson Mo
looks like it is made from soffitt like material
kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
We had a chance to get one of those at auction last year. Was fully disassembled.
We didn't really have a use for it so it naturally went higher than we were willing to bid.
We didn't really have a use for it so it naturally went higher than we were willing to bid.
Years ago hauled a 20 ft long crib like that on a 16 foot flat hay wagon with crib laying on its side. Was a 40 some mile trip. A lot of floor was rusted away more than I thought. Took apart and stored for several years. Then I made a standard flooe out of wood and set it on. Was going to use for ear corn so made it set high enough for a grain drag to go under a partly removeable floor at eash end at the door. And no they do not have any side doors. Never got to use for corn as had quit picking ear corn by that time. It turned into a stove wood shed. and was just torn downin last couple of years after I lost the farm. We had round cribs with that same perferation in the sides and no problem with air movement in them to make the corn spoil, if it was they were picking it before it was time to pick.
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