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Most of stayed on the plastic so not much lost just extra work to clean it up.
Had to clean a bag of barley up the same way a couple weeks ago, when I was working for a local hauler.
Most of stayed on the plastic so not much lost just extra work to clean it up.
That sucks! That's a lot of grain to clean up. We're you able to get most of it back?
I've said it before, and I'll say it again.... You're a ruthless whore.
Somebody cut one of our bags on the weekend. View attachment 139810View attachment 139811
That does suck, I'm close to Edmonton and we started bagging grain a few years ago and decided that all grain will be brought to our home yard to be bagged. I've only heard of A-holes cutting bags, what a mess.
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That does suck said:All of our bags are on the home 1/4 within view from house so i would have thought that they would be pretty safe there.
Nice! Losers! Do you have to dry it before you rebag or bin it because of the snow?Somebody cut one of our bags on the weekend. View attachment 139810View attachment 139811
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It would be just like a grain pile. Which is what we used to do before we got a bagger.Nice! Losers! Do you have to dry it before you rebag or bin it because of the snow?
Somebody cut one of our bags on the weekend. View attachment 139810View attachment 139811
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Somebody cut one of our bags on the weekend. View attachment 139810View attachment 139811
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FS, thanks for making this a 4 page ordeal with your one sentence posts....
Question, why are we not a "Sticky" at the top of the page anymore?
Someone was complaining that there was too many sticky threads. Us farmers got the short straw.
I think you should have your own sticky. Ron?????