07-11-2013, 03:18 PM
Matt, I agree and the brown concrete elevators are off the layout now. They are overdone for a small community in Ohio.
The white concrete is the old part that has been extended in modern times by the steel bins. That is a usual situation often found at the prototype.
There is another question popping up
I would like to swap the two location of the two tall steel bins (left) with the thick steel silo (right).
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I find conflicting information.
Version 1
The tall bins are dedicated dry/wet bin and must be located at the entry of the process together with the dryer. The thick steel silo is not designed for wet grain.
Version 2
I found photos with a long string of those tall bins explicitly named long term storage.
Question
Have the tall and the thick bin dedicated use?
The white concrete is the old part that has been extended in modern times by the steel bins. That is a usual situation often found at the prototype.
There is another question popping up
I would like to swap the two location of the two tall steel bins (left) with the thick steel silo (right).
I find conflicting information.
Version 1
The tall bins are dedicated dry/wet bin and must be located at the entry of the process together with the dryer. The thick steel silo is not designed for wet grain.
Version 2
I found photos with a long string of those tall bins explicitly named long term storage.
Question
Have the tall and the thick bin dedicated use?
Reinhard