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Unfortunately i didnt had time to take footage of the rest of the build...only couple shots, i could edit those anyway !

@@graybacks logiciel bin basic Animotica, payé 7$ bon a vie 👍

The concrete slab were worn out and it has already been resprayed inside, plus we wanted to increase our silage volume, so we bought a bigger one

@@vincentlamothe1375 Thank you, you answered all my questions. I too wondered why you would take down the old silo and not use a bunker. I guess it is the solution to your unique problems. On the farm i worked on we had two 200' bunkers open at both ends so we could have four faces if needed.

Lots of people in the eastern canada build up harvestore, longer lifespan than the concrete one. We dont have enough headcount to do bunker and doesnt have space either. Anyway it seem like the best solution to our silage storage overall.

Cant help you with that, all i know is with all the armature and fiberglass poured in the concrete, it was the highest concrete hardness standard in our province.

They added a plasticiser to pump it.

88cubic meter (approx 3100 cubic feet)

We don't have enough cow or storage space for ag bag unfortunately, but to each their own, we got neighbor who have bunker and are plenty satisfied

Ya, right...plastic fragments everywhere! Not for me!

Deer and racoons can't tear open an upright silo

@@haymaker-xb7nu Not to mention rats and mice...

Yes, it did do a good base and cost less in material, plus we didnt had to pay to get it picked up

@@vincentlamothe1375 that's great to know. We have a couple stave silo's that haven't been used in 30 years and we're building a shop wondering if we could do that exact thing. So I guess I'll be calling my local crusher!

Yes it is for shredded hay (im not english i dont know how to say it lol) but we are very pleased with the silo indeed.

@@vincentlamothe1375 Haylage is normally about 15% less moisture than silage. More dry matter intake for the cows. Higher milk production...

We used our Harvestore for haylage, corn silage, green oats, whatever we were chopping. Often fed out the bottom and loaded into the top on the same day.

Tout les bon marchand de machineries agricoles (case, new holland, john deere) peuvent en avoir, sinon les marchand spécialisé en outil forestier, cela s'appelle une chargeuse a billots

Because we have over 100feet of clay, the cost of drilling post to the rock was the same as the silo itself....they call that technique "basketting" it does the same principle as when your rubber boot get stuck in the mud by succion, and it cost half the price.

I believe they're called piles, not pylons.

Merci bien 😁

Indeed it still have a couple tune up to do, but overall i really like the concept, ive got a couple night in it so far at the end of the hunting season, and it was really cool. Ill acclimate myself to that little vessel next summer, camping/fishing trip with it will be awesome. Really glad that i found this little gem and gave it a second life, he was rotting in a backyard and was condamned to a certain death. Thank you for your kind word 👍

Hey Vince, what was your hull number or sail number, of your Sandpiper before your modifications. To drive up your hit counter a promo is on the Sandpiper 565 website.

@@Sandpipercom ill go check it as soon as i can and come back to you. Thanks a lot for the shout out 🙏

On sassure dêtre indépendant et de sinstaller comme il faut avant de faire le switch, ça veux dire faire un pipeline pi arrêter detre dépendant du petrole outremer, ENSUITE on développe un moyen de recycler toute ces belles batteries la, pi on paufine la perfomance des vehicules electriques pour pouvoir faire le changement de la bonne façon, pas en finançant outremesure pi en le forcant dansa gorge de nos citoyens. Ces pas mon petit confort, ces de la faune qu'on parle pi de la destruction d'habitat. Les sables bitumineux sont déjà en exploitation, pourquoi ne pas s'en servir ? intégrité environnementale à coup de batterie non-récupérable, et de déforestation majeure pour des vehicule qui ont un utilité pratique réelle seulement en ville (le québec ces 80% rurale et forestier sans réseau électrique) comment ferons-nous dans le bois et les chantier forestier ? Électrique rechargé sur une génératrice diesel ? Ces un non-sens, la technologie n'est pas au point encore....