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<blockquote data-quote="The Agrarian" data-source="post: 7506060" data-attributes="member: 3656"><p>What's all this shovelling with a bucket business? Dad set up a series of straight augers from the adjacent meal shed to supply the parlour auger system.</p><p></p><p>The barley was augered out of a Boythorpe tower and up to a bin sitting above the bruiser mill, which was driven by a 135. It fed the rolled barley directly into an Allen bagger mixer, into which you could top fill ingredients with a loader bucket. Then you slightly opened one of the bagging chutes over an open trapdoor on the bagging platform, below which was a small pit housing the bottom of an auger. This auger lifted the mixed feed up to the parlour auger to fill the feeder hoppers. 1960's ingenuity. Shovel free.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Agrarian, post: 7506060, member: 3656"] What's all this shovelling with a bucket business? Dad set up a series of straight augers from the adjacent meal shed to supply the parlour auger system. The barley was augered out of a Boythorpe tower and up to a bin sitting above the bruiser mill, which was driven by a 135. It fed the rolled barley directly into an Allen bagger mixer, into which you could top fill ingredients with a loader bucket. Then you slightly opened one of the bagging chutes over an open trapdoor on the bagging platform, below which was a small pit housing the bottom of an auger. This auger lifted the mixed feed up to the parlour auger to fill the feeder hoppers. 1960's ingenuity. Shovel free. [/QUOTE]
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