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Fast New Way To Build Grain Bins
"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 hoo
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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).
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