Hello, awesome your system, what is the diameter of the pipes? The one coming out of the blower and the one coming from the tank? Do you think that with such a system I can blow at + -15 meters? What is the power of your blower, I would like to make a system like that, it is true that carrying the bags to 20 years is ok but at 60 it is more difficult. Cordially.
They are 3" pipes and I'm using an electric leaf blower rated for 200+ mph. As long as you're not going up hill too much you should be able to push the pellets 15 meters.
Hello, I have tested the system but I have a problem with the T pipe that collects the pellets. The air enters on the left and leaves on the right but goes back partly in the T. The air blows out partially from the top of the T, which prevents the pellets from going down the pipe properly and being conveyed to silos. I also tried with a Y instead of a T but the problem is the same, instead that the pellets are sucked in / down correctly, they go back partially in my tray. Can you explain my mistake? Cordially.
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Hello, awesome your system, what is the diameter of the pipes? The one coming out of the blower and the one coming from the tank?
Do you think that with such a system I can blow at + -15 meters?
What is the power of your blower, I would like to make a system like that, it is true that carrying the bags to 20 years is ok but at 60 it is more difficult.
Cordially.
They are 3" pipes and I'm using an electric leaf blower rated for 200+ mph. As long as you're not going up hill too much you should be able to push the pellets 15 meters.
Hello, it's nice to have answered.
I climb about 2 meters so it should work.
It's really a good system !!!
Cordially.
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Hello,
I have tested the system but I have a problem with the T pipe that collects the pellets. The air enters on the left and leaves on the right but goes back partly in the T.
The air blows out partially from the top of the T, which prevents the pellets from going down the pipe properly and being conveyed to silos. I also tried with a Y instead of a T but the problem is the same, instead that the pellets are sucked in / down correctly, they go back partially in my tray. Can you explain my mistake?
Cordially.
I didn't use a T connection. I used a 45 sweep.
And I place the blower nozzle just behind where the pellets drop into the sweep
Here's a video that shows the basic set up. ua-cam.com/video/BYhzoJfdW-c/v-deo.html
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