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You think your job is xxxxty?

rsherril

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May 2, 2009
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Far West Colorado
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Geologist, Retired from teaching sciences
I understand that feedlot equipment is difficult to repair because threaded parts often are seized up. Something to do with the chemistry of animal wastes maybe?
 

durallymax

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Jun 10, 2011
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Wi
yes the manure is very hard on components. Just the gases that come off of it are enough to eat away at anything metal.
 

mekon

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Aug 7, 2011
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Location
minnesota
Thats a nice looking tank.Ill bet it doesnt look that way still.Soon silage will be getting chopped then we will be busy hauling sand bedding.
 
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