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<blockquote data-quote="Devonian" data-source="post: 6963454" data-attributes="member: 59634"><p>For what it costs to make the stuff it's well worth sheeting it properly to eliminate waste, no matter what you are feeding it to. Obly need to save a tonne or two of waste to pay for the extra sheet. We use clingseal, which is a must in my opinion, followed by one or two black sheets on top. We put maize on top, so go for two as it seems to keep better, but you'd probably get away with one on top of the clingseal. Then tyres touching all over. Usually pick the scrap ones up for free from the tyre shops. Or if your feeling flush, buy a secure cover and gravel bags. Takes the pain out of chucking tyres for hours. We did it a few years back and it saves so much time both now and in the winter!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Devonian, post: 6963454, member: 59634"] For what it costs to make the stuff it's well worth sheeting it properly to eliminate waste, no matter what you are feeding it to. Obly need to save a tonne or two of waste to pay for the extra sheet. We use clingseal, which is a must in my opinion, followed by one or two black sheets on top. We put maize on top, so go for two as it seems to keep better, but you'd probably get away with one on top of the clingseal. Then tyres touching all over. Usually pick the scrap ones up for free from the tyre shops. Or if your feeling flush, buy a secure cover and gravel bags. Takes the pain out of chucking tyres for hours. We did it a few years back and it saves so much time both now and in the winter! [/QUOTE]
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