Leaning tower of flaxsa

[Ache4Acres]

One of our neighbours had some trouble. Full to the brim with last years flax in the morning and nearly a goner by supper time

Rescued it but just barely in time

[Ache4Acres]

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[iceman]

Whoever put those 4 by 6s in there has brass balls.

Iceman

[bucket]

Lift it up and put diamond harrow under the vertical legs...it will help spread weight ...and a tad more course gravel...you don't need gravel under the cone...no weight there...make gravel donuts for the skids....IMHO

[SASKFARMER]

We use pit run small rocks. then a layer of crushed rock pack and leave. Works well.

[Maver]

Sc**** top soil off down to clay. Bring in more clay an pack till it higher than surrounding ground level. Then put 2 inch crushed rock under skid (3-6 inches deep). Don't need anything in the middle. Won't move an inch.

[ALBERTAFARMER4]

Had a full bin tip once. All hopper bins are on concrete now and would never think about doing otherwise.

[GDR]

Alta mix concrete in Didsbury makes these concrete floors for hopper bins. I've got 5 of them so far. If you take off the price of the skid they really aren't that expensive on smaller bins. Come in 2 pieces and can be moved in future if need be, hollow center with footing around the outside. Just bolt them down.