Cake stuck to side of bin - help!

[Lofty1984]

I hear you.

Not if you throw a crow banger in

 

[Oliveau]

Alrighty then!

When I mis-read the thread title as cake stuck to sde of tin, I immediately thought that Mrs Muddyroads may have the answer. Ooops, wrong type of cake.
I'll get my coat now.

 

[Farmer 83563]

Same problem here 10t in since early October and won't budge. Should have run some through as soon as it was delivered. Going to try and warm it up a bit with a heat gun through the bottom chute to see if that helps. Only around 50kg/day falling to the bottom at the moment and that wont shift many lambs!

 

[Werzle]

I wouldnt have another bin, panel out a shed bay any day over bins. They all say they will do this that and the other but they all have faults .

 

[Farmer 83563]

I wouldnt have another bin, panel out a shed bay any day over bins. They all say they will do this that and the other but they all have faults .

They're good when the feed flows. To be fair though, I've no one to blame but myself for this mess been, been thinking 'must run some out of that bin' every day since it was filled but never did. One of those simple jobs that could have saved hours!!

 

[Oliveau]

To prevent future problems I think there are vibrating pads available to fit to the side of the bin.

 

[Farmer 83563]

To prevent future problems I think there are vibrating pads available to fit to the side of the bin.

Vibrating pads?...looks like I'll need a jackhammer for my 10t!

 

[davidroberts30]

Vibrating pads?...looks like I'll need a jackhammer for my 10t!

DONT GOOOGLE VIBRATING PADS!!!!

 

[Netherfield]

We once used a Bed and Breakfast pullet rearing site, the round bins were almost square by the time the birds left the site.

It had been built using a second hand shed, which to be fair was in very good condition, but the bins were ancient and should have been scrapped.