Cake stuck to side of bin - help!

[Pistonbroke]

There's surely wet getting in somewhere up that side to be holding that amount. Cake should run out of any bin, it's usually a blend that sticks.

 

[jondear]

We had the same problem with a EB bin .Cake been stuck to come sides for years .This summer bit the bullet and got a upper hatch fitted !£500 from EB ouch!
Climbed in and scrapped it out through bottom hole and bagging hole .
I have never smelt such bad ammonia!It was like a load of shite !Glad it's done .

 

[Headless chicken]

We lifted in our shed builders with a safety harness. Still need to continue all the way to the bottom but it shifted some of it.

 

[sidjon]

Strap the wife's vibrator to it, worked a treat here..... or use one of these http://www.vibco.com/industries/feed-grain-vibrators

 

[jimmer]

Most likely the stuff stuck in there is no good, just leave it, it's sealing the hole
Or order a few tonnes of wheat feed pellets and machine gun it down

 

[jerseycowsman]

Have a wooden (Simms) bin which regularly gets nuts stuck in the corners and I have to climb in the top through a small trapdoor and hack away with a spade. I’ve learned from bitter experience that you have to wear a mask in there, it’s full of mouldy dust.

Yep, except we’ve taken the whole lid off ours so it’s much easier to get in and out

 

[crashbox]

Neighbour or you got a pivot steer handler?

Yep

 

[crashbox]

Most likely the stuff stuck in there is no good, just leave it, it's sealing the hole
Or order a few tonnes of wheat feed pellets and machine gun it down

Agree it'll be no good for the cows, won't go through the conveyor anyway, but hope it's not a bin leak.

Only stuck on the North side (no sun and away from prevailing wet) so suspect condensation...

 

[crashbox]

Thanks all I'll have a crack and report back (once I finally decide my lungs are worth less than a new bin).

 

[Beef farmer]

Park the pivot next to the bin with the boom extended out and bucket on, and just lock the steering unto it and use the bucket as a big hammer. Worked here. There surprisingly strong them old bins.

 

[dinderleat]

Chuck a few rookies in shut the door quick

 

[crashbox]

Park the pivot next to the bin with the boom extended out and bucket on, and just lock the steering unto it and use the bucket as a big hammer. Worked here. There surprisingly strong them old bins.

Right, so gone one better...

Old lorry wheel (c/w tyre) welded to JCB 3CX back bucket.

Use the back actor as a big rubber hammer.

 

[The Agrarian]

Alrighty then!

 

[Beef farmer]

Right, so gone one better...

Old lorry wheel (c/w tyre) welded to JCB 3CX back bucket.

Use the back actor as a big rubber hammer.

Bucket on metal gives a better bang, but your way has a smaller risk of a wrecked bin

 

[michael N123]

Drop one of them really loud crow banger rockets in and shut the lid fast

 

[The Agrarian]

Ok. If we are going that far, it should be a grenade.

 

[FarmerWasty]

Ok. If we are going that far, it should be a grenade.

1 step further. New bin needed

 

[The Agrarian]

1 step further. New bin needed

I think that most of the suggestions here will result in a new bin!

 

[Beef farmer]

I think that most of the suggestions here will result in a new bin!

They really are tough. Will take some abuse

 

[The Agrarian]

I hear you.