Having a hay day

That job looks like a real "Grind"...

That things has the munchies Rob

That grinder has a 600hp Cat engine, and it has more than the munchies.

The trailer that it's going into have a walking floor in it ?
Frank

Chain floor. It has a small Yanmar diesel under the trailer right behind the rear tires on the semi. That is what runs the chain.

Makes me sneeze looking at that. Every time I grind barley straw I sneeze for a couple hours after must have an allergy to the barley LOL.

Mark

Mark Laczo wrote:must have an allergy to the barley LOL.

Mark

I do, After 2 dozen beer i puke my guts out.

schmitty wrote:That grinder has a 600hp Cat engine, and it has more than the munchies.

better stock up on chee tos and cam gears. I understand CAT's eat those too.

I've had three cat 3406's, and 2 3208's and none have given trouble with anything internal yet. The E model Cat in the truck in the pic has 1,300,000 miles on it and to my knowlege hasn't had any of the front gears put in it.

Rob, I thought everyday was a hay day for you

Curt wrote:Rob, I thought everyday was a hay day for you

Seems like that in the summer months. Irrigate for 3-4 hours a day, and put up hay for 10-12 hrs, then spray for 4 hrs. Just living the dream.

That looks like the same machine that we use for wood chips. We have a few companies that buy scrap wood (skids etc.) then grind it all up into 2" poeces and then we haul it to green houses for bio-fuel.

We use walking floor trailers. They work pretty slick. http://www.keithwalkingfloor.com/how_it_works.html# We can pump a load off in about 20 minutes.

Bill

Aaaaaahh...... Aaaaaaahhh....... AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHCHOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

OK. Can you tell this city boy just exactly what you're grinding the hay for?