Feed shed

[William26]

Currently using the old silage pit to dump straights in but can only take 18t losds. was thinking about putting up a shed to take artic loads was wondering if anyone has one and which design bis best?

 

[mar]

Currently using the old silage pit to dump straights in but can only take 18t losds. was thinking about putting up a shed to take artic loads was wondering if anyone has one and which design bis best?

Would this suit you. There is a Welsh member on the forum4farming forum put one up after seeing this same video

 

[William26]

Saw this a few months back, I'm only worry would be if something went wrong and you couldn't open/close it

 

[jamesy]

Why not have an outdoor bunker for tipping and move indoors with large rehandling bucket? Save having a massively high shed

 

[Forever Fendt]

Currently using the old silage pit to dump straights in but can only take 18t losds. was thinking about putting up a shed to take artic loads was wondering if anyone has one and which design bis best?

done a few of these over the years they have been mono pitch about 24 foot at the high side and four or five bays long with 3 m high concrete walls and dividing walls with a roller shutter on each opening

 

[bravheart]

Get it delivered in a walking floor box

 

[SJM]

done a few of these over the years they have been mono pitch about 24 foot at the high side and four or five bays long with 3 m high concrete walls and dividing walls with a roller shutter on each opening

Any pictures of one of these?

 

[Robert K]

We have large pad here for artic loads to tip up into

 

[vantage]

We have large pad here for artic loads to tip up into View attachment 864650

Looks good on a dry day, not so great when an artic of hipro soya turns up in a rainstorm. Then the telehandler decides not to cooperate, yes been there done that!

 

[Robert K]

Looks good on a dry day, not so great when an artic of hipro soya turns up in a rainstorm. Then the telehandler decides not to cooperate, yes been there done that!

They could tip in that shed alongside not a major problem

 

[euroliner]

What height do you need to tip a load of soya or rape meal indoors

 

[Dr. Alkathene]

What height do you need to tip a load of soya or rape meal indoors

Artic wants about 9m to eaves to tip.

 

[Doing it for the kids]

Artic wants about 9m to eaves to tip.

and 4.25 on a walking floor!

 

[euroliner]

and 4.25 on a walking floor!

Often worried can a walking floor discharge straights / grain ?

 

[vantage]

Often worried can a walking floor discharge straights / grain ?

As far as I’m aware they can do any bulk material.

 

[iitc123]

Any one know the height a 8 wheeler would need to tip feed in a mono pitch shed? Would it need to be tipped all the way... would you get away with 6m?

 

[Tarw Coch]

Often worried can a walking floor discharge straights / grain ?

We’ve had sawdust on a walking floor so can’t see why not although I’ve never heard of it done.
All the feed firms seem to run tippers/blowers so presumably would need an outside haulier . The probability of a walking floor being a more expensive trailer to buy along with the fact the feed firms may not be currently dealing with any companies with walking floors on the fleet would almost certainly result in a higher haulage cost.
There would certainly be advantages in being able to store feed in a lower conventional roofed shed though

 

[pembsarable]

We have loaded barley into a walking floor trailer a few times in the past. The main issue is the sides are generally much higher than a " normal" grain trailer, plus they are a good few feet longer. It only just fitted under our bins out loading pipe, however being a longer taller trailer meant the grain was just heaped near the middle and never got anywhere near the tail gate, just formed a big triangular wedge mid trailer. We didn't sort haulage and wouldn't be my first choice again. Should add was going to a farm, not sure how many feed mills could cope with it unloading...no chute or sock, just walked out over the back.