And this works so good, like it shouldn't, but it does.

And this works so good, like it shouldn't, but it does. Yeah, I'm going to start loading some grain, kind of get some of this off the ground and into a bin. I'm going to be moving a little bit here soon, like 10 days. I want to take some of it in the bin because it's supposed to be delivered early in the morning, so the truck can roll in, load quick, and go. I got stuff going on today, so I'm probably just going to clean up this tail, reset it, and come back next week and do it. But at least we got a start, some equipment moved around. Like I got stuff going on today, so I'm probably just going to clean up this tail, reset it, and come back next week and do it. But at least we got a start, some equipment moved around. And everything people say here is, why don't you just use a loader? Like we're up on a hill. Do you think this should be dry? But you just sink. It's just the building's built like a piece of shit. I even have weeping tile all down this edge coming out, trying to draw it away. Ain't got no gas in her. I got that tail kind of cleaned up. We'll see how it hits the wall. Maybe I'll leave it, get more gas, we'll do a quick clean and move it next week. It is what it is. No rush. It is humid as hell in here though. Smoky outside, probably only 22 degrees, but humid. Not, not good. Now I got a little bit in here, got that tail mostly cleaned up. I got other things I got to get to, but we're set up so I can come back, reorganize everything back, have gas or snow blower throw it all forward, and we can start putting some of this in the hopper bin. If somehow things dry up around here and we somehow squeeze a crop out of this disaster and somehow the prices kind of hold stable, I was thinking I could probably grab one more hopper and put on one of these Westeels on, and if each year I could just do one at least, it would definitely help with this. This Westeel has no floor under it. So if I'm going to spend two grand on a floor, do you spend seven on a hopper with extension and air? I think it was seven, maybe it was eight. We'll say eight to be safe. With skid under it, with the 60 inch extension to make the bin bigger, with air, eight. We'll just play it safe. Probably the way to go. It's not like it's going to really go down in value. I paid like 700 bucks for the bin. Bin. So, that's setup. I don't think that setup will be worth quite that much. I think it'll be worth 85 to 9 grand. I don't think they're worth that much. Maybe better off going and just buying some used ones for 6 grand.