graham

there the ones tris and a good job they do to just like a large batch drier get the moisture out especially with a hot air fan in front of the big fan ;) hi dwain i do make the buildings to sell i will have a go at most things building wise

morning tris i am sure when you get back we will see some more of your excellent work looking forward to it to i am not sure what i sent you nick you fire away fella thank you

Here are a couple more.

Hello Mike. Here are a few pics of cattle buildings some with silage sheds attached. I think you may have seen these but not sure. Graham

Thanks for all your comments, they are greatly appreciated. I shall not be at the Malvern Show myself these buildings have been purchased and are going to be shown. :)

I made this old style traditional building with one area with a loft above and an old pole barn, it has got a bit of wind damage on one corner of the roof. This building will be shown at Malvern.

like sean says mate looks good nearly all the farms i know have one so model farms must aswell luv it :)

It's looking good Gav. :) There are two silos next to the M26 in Kent that have mobile antennae's fitted to them. 2 at sevenoaks weald, 1 in Deal and 1 in Devon just above Salcombe FB. The one in Salcombe was put up purposely to have the antennae on it.

cut a circle out of the plastic and then cut to the middle and bent it round to make a cone shape and then I filled it all but still have more filling and rubbing down to do on it Garrett. The hatch at the very top is a drinks bottle top. For the big sheets of plastic I don't buy it it is made out of signs that you can buy to put on buidling sites such as please wear your hard hat etc. I find it is cheaper and you get big sheets.

Here is my one Garrett. Mine will be more a mosit grain silo rather than a forage silo now. Your roof idea sounds good mate. I can remember john cysters of Northiam Nigel, I believe it was a colmans silo it had a chequered flag pattern round the top and I think that it blew in before they scrapped it. I know of 6 in Kent that are now that have mobile telephone receivers on top of them. :)

mjb was it you that used to run out of the sparkford depot with the milk tanker because there was a farm just up the road from there that had these silos we took one of them down and it went to turkey for maize gluten plant

i have struggled with the top mate so any tips when you get going would be welcome are you doing the belt feeder through the shed as well me and my brother in law have taken four down and i have put three up but have not done any for about seventeen years

very nice looking trailer and unit nice job i like the kitchen tiles too

it is started has been for a while does not look much at moment i think if can master the top you have cracked it mate iwill put some on here tommoz fella

a farm on the wales border uses his for maize garrett it is good feed when it comes out the cows milk well on it i have got one on the go at moment erik wants it for a show he tells me

the unloaders in the permastore silos are awsome bits of kit garrett they work just like a sweep auger they just rip the silage out if the silage has been made in the right condition it is better than any clamp or bale silage lovely stuff

ive seen a few off these in my time have put a couple off silos up the harvest store type these used to be common kit but i think clamps and big bales have taken over but i know a farm in welshpool still use them . used to go to a farm in banbury that had self unloading trailers just used to discharge into the blower but looking good gav ;)

is there a claas match does any one know do not need a lot but need the green and the greyif any body could give me any idea it would be great graham

that board will soon be full and you will need a bigger one smashing layout

that is what is needed looks good to me i look forward to seeing that finished

you have been busy there mark looking good are they clumps of nettles or little bushes on the hill :)

your farm is looking good i think if you put the pigs on grass they will soon turn it to mud just carry on the way you are lovely job :)

i had a look on there fella you can see how things have changed when you look at 1974 and then look at today i thought it was good reading i like you mjb can remember him on televison in the sventies bl44dy hell that seems only yesterday :P

i think i am just having a little whine but on the same site the bricklayers have got the same machine and that works like normal ???i get enough hand signals from the boys up top as it is it is a pity it does not brew tea because it is so handy saves some work normally have a crane for the day but we have got the jcb for twenty weeks happy days

it is a nice tool we are doing all the carpentry on a new school steve at singleton i will only do fist fix then move on the others will do indoors to much messing for me these days i just bang in big nails i alreadyhad ticket for handler just had to have a day on site with citb fella to up grade to the big one. i should think there is many peopleon here with a ticket to use one just a question the main joystick lever in my experience always operates main boam up and down and tilt on forks but on that one it is \main boom up and down and boom in and out the tilt for forks is on another lever takes some getting use to