- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Nerve Centre has gone a horrible range of red...... 3 (could be 4) wards with confirmed Noro-virus...... not a good day at the factory.Once the flow stops things get very "tense"
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Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- south norfolk
Nick...
- Location
- norfolk
Got this to try for a few days, first impressions are very impressive
- Location
- North West
Oil pipe on a Sanderson first job
Then stocked up logs ready for all the snow that’s apparently coming over the weekend [emoji849]
The made a start refurbishing one of our grain augers, it was getting painfully slow as as the flights are so worn.
New auger flights from perry of oakley ltd
Just some bearings to swop now.
Then stocked up logs ready for all the snow that’s apparently coming over the weekend [emoji849]
The made a start refurbishing one of our grain augers, it was getting painfully slow as as the flights are so worn.
New auger flights from perry of oakley ltd
Just some bearings to swop now.
davidroberts30
Member
- Location
- pembrokeshire
out of curiosity,roughly how much for the auger flight?
- Location
- North West
£90 for 3m can’t remember if there was carriage on top of that though.
(I’m only replacing the bottom section)
Forever Fendt
Member
- Location
- Derbyshire
Is it a P/D barn i see the steel uprights have been joined at the bottom,is the tank to be surrounded in lean mix concrete
itsalwaysme
Member
- Location
- Cheshire
Maybe not the best phrase when talking about Norovirus
- Location
- south norfolk
Yes it is a pd barn.was a cattle building that got burnt out.several uprights have been replaced.its bloody huge.ill try to get a photo tomorrow if the owner does not mind.tank sits on crushed pea shingle and hole filled 3/4 full with the same.not used lean mix for a few years now.often use 3/4 gravel
Nick...
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Carier Elevator out today, Double leg 60 ton hr, was a bit awkward but got there in the end,
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Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
Thanks, It would be nice to see some pictures
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
That's refreshing to see. we haven't got around to cleaning ours down yet every time we think well do it something else crops up. We do keep a close eye on it and make sure she's kept vermin proof.Got the old bus out for its clean from harvest (a bit later than planned
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Clocked up a bit more.
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- Location
- south norfolk, uk
Didn't get finished though. As with you more just to make sure vermin not got it. Father was on guard with the gun on start up but nothing came out
Also good to get oil round the engine and top up/circulate the anti freeze before the "cold spell"
- Location
- Near Colchester
That time has come, hello winter.
Bit of amateur hair dressing
Wig anyone?
Wig anyone?
high plains drifter
Member
Whats it like to weld on the flight?centre auger on my mobile dryer needs a new flight was abit worried about the shaft bending with the heat
Mursal
Member
- Location
- North West
It only has a small run of weld about every 18” not the full length so didn’t need to put loads of heat into it.
I would have thought a dryer will have a pretty substantial center tube and is probably only spot welded also, so would worry to much about keeping it straight.
Why aren't they built with bearings in the end of the flight?
- Location
- North West
When it’s full of grain it self centres in the tube, but I have often wondered why there’s no bottom bearing as it does rattle when it’s empty.
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Me too, engineer thinking! Our 6" bin loading auger has bearings both ends but I suppose it just adds cost in a 4" auger.