Grain store height for tipping trucks in.

Bax

Member
Planning a new 80 foot span grain store which is 24 feet to the eaves. Is it going to be high enough to tip artics in? If I go up to 30 feet to the eaves steel work cost goes up considerably.
 

e3120

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Northumberland
Planning a new 80 foot span grain store which is 24 feet to the eaves. Is it going to be high enough to tip artics in? If I go up to 30 feet to the eaves steel work cost goes up considerably.
Can you imagine tipping anything other than grain? 24' probably OK for that, but deffo insufficient for more challenging loads.

I've never met a farmer who said that they wish they'd built a shed 3ft lower.
 

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