LONG POST!! - Cruncher Farm mass WC project

[[XC] mysticmerlin]

You have a beautiful wife

QX6700 @ 2.9. 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 3.7<- ALMOST!
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[[XC] Luckygriff]

Nice build have fun with it

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Good to see someone who knows their forks....

The number 76134 fork here would be just the ticket. When rack #2 is completed, I may have to build a silo to store the feed....

Bob

You have to know these things so you don't get ed at for using the wrong fork and contaminating feed.
This fork with sh*it on it is on this rack for a reason, use it to bed stalls and gutters, use this wider one for throwing hay out to the older calves, use the broom to push up hay and silage, use this fork for feeding silage.
Now, I'm sure ddtung knows what kind of silo to use for feeding hamsters. If we're talking dry feed a bin might be a better idea. I'm not sure if these hamster steroids are a powder or some type of liquid. For damp hamster food a silo would be the way to go. For pellets a bin would be better. Of course how many bushels the hamsters can go through would need to be considered as well to decide which would be more economically viable.
Recap:
Pellets
super special hamster food with water and electrolytes