2k Bin Site Remodel: New Base and Anchors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 มี.ค. 2022
- Fun Fact; back when these bins were new in the sixties, they probably only cost $2000 each to build. If you came here to see big money being spent, you're in the wrong place. We are all about savings and doing the work ourselves with what's available. I don't have an exact total on the parts to fix these two bins, but I think my title is close ish. I have been collecting bin pieces for four years now. Two of the three bins haven't been properly used in 10+ years, so I'm going to make them functional. Stay tuned for the wild adventure of making one of these hold ear corn. Last year, you saw the first bin get it's makeover with a new unload auger. If you didn't, link will appear in video.
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I think this was a true fun farming adventure!
2k binsite had me dying, JB the BinStar 😆
That’s better than being like Cole who gets new stuff then post’s clickbait asking how he’s gonna pay it off lol 😆
Payne, Andrew Hourigan( Farming fixing and fabrication) makes little quiet statements like Jacobs 2k jab.
@@57fitter I am well aware, been a big fan of Andy for years. He's an animal.
I can’t get enough of your channel Jacob. Just down to earth farming.
Love the title , and the comments of watching dad do all the work while you film.....
Nice job on the bin for sure... 👍
Jacob, I realize it's water under the bridge at this point,but drive pin anchors is the way to go. I had never set a bin until last Fall when I set two 14 footers. I used the "drill in place, rod, lift, add sealant and lower" method just like you guys did. I've yet to get floor into them yet. You did a good thing saving those bins.
Previous videos I thought that was your girlfriend helping… then I saw the mustache and beard….! anyways looks good and glad you had help to do it…
Me,too at first. Awwwwwwkkkkward!!
This is a great down to earth farming repair video Jacob!!
Looking good ! Lord I hope you didnt go over budget on this project and have to ask everyone for money in trade for a jar of dirt ! LOL Hay you could have bought a few cans of Flex Seal instead of the tar to seal it up, You should call Flex Seal and see if they will send you some to use and heck they might make you a TV Star ! We might have to start calling you Jacob the Bin Star ! Bandit
It would be a great comparison.
I used to build bins as kid, we bought tar in 5 gallon buckets and used a long rubber glove and spread the tar on the inside of the bin when we had a raised floor. This kept the mess inside and out of the weather. tossed the glove after the job was done.
That is good progress ! More room for corn!
That came out better than I expected - the raised bin floor should result in secure storage. LOL at the TH-cam music copyright detection and all the songs it thought it recognized out of the grinding tools.
Next time warm that bucket up and it will spread easier. We used to leave them in the sun for several hours.
Kind of surprise on going around the grain bin so many times it doesn't look that bad 🤣
Lots of work and patience there.
Looking good... that's the way to do it. Got some vid on my channel of the dealer installing a new bin dryer and fan on the BIL's 20K bin, same size as this one IIRC, up in Indiana. His old fan/dryer finally bit the dust. His slab is cracking up, even had some varmints digging under there, so he's talking about building a new slab and moving the bin over onto it, adding a second bin at some point, etc. Improving the layout and stuff. We installed a new electric panel and rewired the bin stirrators and ran new wiring for the fan/dryer and stuff, then installed a new propane line once they set the 1000 gallon tank. Works really slick!
At least you're not just starting over with a new half million dollar or whatever facility, then dunning your subs for money to help keep you from going under LOL:) Or selling dirt or whatever just to dun money from subs LOL:) Later! OL J R :)
Looks like everything should work out.👍
Thanks for another informative and interesting video.
Great awesome video Jacob , that’s a lot better now
Hello looks good. All sealed no light inside is all that matters. Have a great day.
Your a hard working smart man keep up the good work love your video
Thank you
This is Americas backbone people!
2000$ bin site……that’s funny 😆
Yes. I liked that to!
Looks good. I have a bunch of bin work to do also. Mine is going to involve pouring new concrete and hopefully having a crane move the bins. Best advice I can give, is to go with an 8" draw auger. We have 6 with 8" and 2 with 6" draws and we kinda hate using the 2 with the 6" draws. Keep up the good work and good luck with the floor
Good video
Yes dry means much better bonding. Less captured water rotting metal and paint underneath. But to put rubberized cement on concrete dry makes all the difference in bonding. In fact I don't even know if flexible silicon will even bond to wet Concrete. That old tar you chiseled off was crappy hard cracking stuff and this will hold until you are 95, then ya'll will have to redo the bin again, durn.
You need to sell some of the scrap iron and old tar off that bin to your subscribers! Then you’ll be able to build a $1,000,000 bin site!
Haha
i went the flex seal in the spray can route and it has worked well so far. Have a much smaller diameter bin .
If you are putting a floor in the bin you could also tar the inside around the bin.
Use a wet/dry vac to clean the inside of the bin - suggestion
When you get done I got some you can do 👍
Professional builders these days stand wherever and push buttons.. hydraulic jacks all linked together. 3 people and 5 jacks is close enough to coming down perfectly level to work. I’ve built a complete 24’ with 4 jacks but it wasn’t fun, probably pretty similar to 27’ with 5. Easiest thing to do on floor or even adding a ring to 27’ or smaller is to rent a good sized telehandler, put a semi tire and rim or tractor front tire and rim in the bin, lift snug to the center hole and lift the whole works with the telehandler. Anything bigger needs a crane and several cables down to the bottom. Good work on the bin, I wonder if maybe some of that Por-15 or other “rust converter” product on the rusty spots up high before some paint would help any? I know it’s good on steel, I did some spots on a grain cart a few years ago that haven’t come back through the paint yet.. but not sure how it will work on zinc coating on galvanized. You’re probably done now, but it works good to use your tar sealant and just smear it all around the inside before you put the floor in it to seal it up. If you do it from the inside the static pressure from the fan isn’t trying to push it loose from the base like it will if it’s just done around the outside. I’ve had it push some out over time that was only done from the outside. The stuff on the inside stays pliable much longer without the hot sun beating on it. (Just food for thought If you have to do another one down the road sometime)
It's not so much the sun making the tar stiff over time, it's mostly because it collects and "absorbs" dust and of course water exposure eventually "floats out" the lighter hydrocarbons of the tar and just leaves the hard stuff behind... the dust makes it thicker and eventually you're just left with a brittle chunky stuff... OL J R :)
The men who knew how to mix cement back even before the turn of the century knew what they was doing the floor in our barn that probably wasn't built long after the Civil War has very strong cement its got its fair share of some cracks but I don't know of many barn floors that don't even the foundation on the house my parents bought which was built 2 yrs after the Civil War has a strong solid foundation with some nice red bricks .
Next time you put anchors in use stainless anchor bolts for where you're in weather conditions
Me and brother did enough bin work putting new floors and adding rings and built 3 new bins
We always just put on yellow dishwashing gloves and slapped the tar on by hand. Soo fast
There's an idea for a new series for you. Throw stuff off the top of the silo and see what happens.
Yes!!! First eggs .
@@boehmfarm4276 but only if you can get your dad to run around in a circle yelling when you hit the target.
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Just cover the rusty spots with galvanized tar or galvanized paint
Be nice to get some decent weather for an hour or two 😳
We've missed the heavy rain the last couple times, so I'm not complaining.
@@boehmfarm4276 I am...snow today
I missed the link to buy some rain soaked Ohio mud in a jar
I could corner the market there!!!
@@boehmfarm4276 Indiana's gonna be a close 2nd!
Jacob did you get all your corn picked and combined this year!?
Yes
You should have just called Phil Swift.
Lol, yes
I'd sooner have a $2000 bin site than a $1000000 site because I'm guessing you've got no debt on yours.
Brake down paint the in side thank john
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that looks like ( Hydraulic Cement )
How many bushel bin is that?
I think it's 7k
@@boehmfarm4276 oh ok, nice 👍
Do you still own the tw and the 2 plus 2
Yes
It's too bad you wasn't able to find a bin being torn down to add just a little extra height maybe 12 extra ribs around so you have that extra bit to hold all your corn and beans or wheat
“Silly putty”, was is not? I mean the non- newtonian stuff? I believe ketchup also is non- newtonian
Don't use that type of tar why because it doesn't hold up and if it's stringy I helped someone do the same thing to his grain bin he used tar and it wasn't that type it was regular tar