Fast New Way To Build Grain Bins

Fast new way to build grain bins CROP STORAGE Grain Storage 11-3-34 "Our Bin Crane is faster than bin jacks because you merely lift the bin with the winch as you add each ring," says Marvin Baumle, manufacturer, Kelsey, Alberta. The 45-ft. bin crane can lift up to 8,000 lbs. with a 12-volt electric or hydraulic winch. The bin is lifted by attaching the lift cable to a tripod hook or tire. It's capable of setting a 5,000 bu. bin onto a hopper bottom. The crane pulls easily behind a ¢-ton pickup and lowers to 14 ft. for road transport. It'll raise up to 45 ft. for building bins, setting rafters, lifting machinery, or any lifting chore. Axles extend from 9 ft. to 14 ft. in width for extra stability. The 45-Ft. Bin Crane sells for $5,900 (Canadian). A smaller 35-ft. model sells for $5,100. For more information, contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Marvin Baumle, Baumle Enterprises, Kelsey, Alberta, Canada (ph 403 373-2512).

To read the rest of this story, download this issue below or click here to register with your account number.