6 Ton Rice Coal Delivery Thru Garage Door to Bin

freestyle · Post by **freestyle** » Thu. Feb. 05, 2009 9:37 am

Awesome! now if you could find a tiny 6 or 8 inch conveyor to feed direct to your hopper,that woud be the ticket....
p.s. nice pics!

coal berner · Post by **coal berner** » Thu. Feb. 05, 2009 10:55 am

djackman wrote:I have to give Ron from Bethlehem a double-A+ for effort. Showed up today with 2 tons, looked at the bin and said "no problem!". 30 minutes later of jockeying & blocking the truck around to get the box to go up straight just didn't have enough angle to get it into the bin. Even he was suprised - truck sure looked level but soon as the bed went up it tilted a few degrees to the low side. Being the first load off didn't help either, all that weight in the box.

So now I've got 2 tons of nut/pea mix on the front lawn

Nice evenly sized stuff tho, very clean.

Well if he had a real High Lift Coal truck instead of a Drump Truck He would of not had any problem chuting the coal in
He does not have a Auger Feed on that Truck .

http://www.brockmfg.com/uploads/pdf/BR_1946_0108B ... ugerEM.pdf

djackman · Post by **djackman** » Thu. Feb. 05, 2009 11:04 am

Wood'nCoal wrote:Any comments from the neighbors?

Old-timer who hasn't said 4 words to me in the 4 years I've been here came out and started going on and on about the "old days with coal".

I think most people here don't know what the pile of black rocks in my front yard is.

syncmaster · Post by **syncmaster** » Sat. Feb. 07, 2009 7:23 pm

freestyle wrote:Awesome! now if you could find a tiny 6 or 8 inch conveyor to feed direct to your hopper,that woud be the ticket....
p.s. nice pics!

I already have that... I posted it a while ago.... here is the link
Homemade Auger Feed Coal Bin