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Where is this elevator? Is it Garden City Iowa?

Thank you for this. Very educational.

I was 3 but remember how scared my mom was and driving around seeing the damage afterwards.

Hi Trevor. For modelling purposes, what is the height of the bins either side of the headhouse. Very interesting video mate.

I was 13 and was staying with my aunt and uncle at that time babysitting my cousins. My uncle came home and we had to get under the house which was scary enough. Luckily the only damage to their house was broken windows. They lived on Mary St. My grandpa worked at the cemetery.

I got stuck at a physics problem involving grain elevator but I just solved it because of your great animation showing how the grain elevator actually works...thanks

very informative video. thanks

I enjoyed this video

Thanks , we have learnt so much on the working of grain elevator complex . I am from India and I have not such such grain elevators . Now on visit , I have seen them in Minnesota, Wisconsin etc . Now ,I have learnt of their working . Thanks a lot GCOP

I used to ride with my grandfather to that exact elevator in the early 60’s.

That’s a fantastic grain elevator. Would be a real shame if the soil were unstable

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Great video! I am building a grain elevator module for our modular railway layout and your video explaining how grain elevators work will help me a lot. Thanks for sharing it.

Praying for this possibility from KCMO. Our economy is reflected by name, we are a Kansas city in reality. Please lobby Missouri to participate!

Dude. I started to zone out as I always do, and I look up and the elevator was exploding and I FREAKED 😂😂😂 glad that wasn’t y’all. Js - also thank you for this information

I was 9 years old when this happened. We lived on a farm east of Deerfield, Ks. the snow covered our house, the whole front yard. We climbed up the highest drift and tied a red rag to mark it. 19 feet high. I think a neighbor came riding on a horse into our front yard and asked us, "Where are your cars?", we said, "you are on top of them". Was that possible?

I do this for a loving now during late fall early winter now fucking make killer with ot pay

Not sure if this is even still here. My gg grandfather was the manager of this co-op from 1903 until 1969 when it closed. He told a story of killing a guy that worked for him here. Albert Bickford was his name. Albert came to work drunk all the time, my ggg had his fill of it one April day, when Albert came stumbling in to the main entry way. my ggg threw a clevis at Albert striking him in the head. He was bleeding profusley but still alive and enraged. Albert pulled a cycle down from the wall and ran at my ggg, in doing so fell face down in a pile of grain. My ggg was very angry and picked up a Muller Stone and beat Albert repeatidly in the back of the head until dead. My ggg being the manager of this mill, getting his employees to help dispose of the body. It is said that theydug a 12-foot-deep hole with a Fordson Tractor and blade, dumped the wooden barrel holding Bickford's remains into the pit, and then piled more than one dozen wooden barrels on top of Bickford's, before filling the hole in with dirt to cover up the evidence. Many residents were questioned as to the disapearance of Bickford, but everyone remained silent. Until now. Scott Louser of Minot ND whose ggg workrd for my ggg, knows the story and also knows the exact burial location of Bickford. Louser has spoken out many times but to deaf ears. He is now being heard. Louser states the body is buried exactly as described, and is under the grain mill. I'm not sure is this Grain elevator still here in Arena ND?

Very random, but how thick should the walls be on a silo that is ~25' diameter and ~65' high? ...also roughly how expensive is a silo (like the one in the video or my hypothetical 25'x65' one?)

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That's a very clean elevator. Would have been interesting to hear more of the safety side of operations. Thanks for the tour.

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Informative, especially for model railroaders

Great video!

this is great content thanks for sharing

my mother (aka my grandmother. don't fucking ask since it's personal) my great-grandmother and possibly most of my family on her side were there when that happened.

Very well done.

What's the ideal moisture level to keep the grain in the silos ? How is grain dust explosive ?

Thanks for this video, it was very informational.

My dad and grandpa farmed about 300 acres when we were kids. Dad milked cows and grandpa ran the combine until dad got done then dad took over while grandpa unloaded wagons until they were so tired. It was all done with a 4 row planter and a allis chalmers E. (2 rows at a time!). The grain head was 13 feet! Dusty is a nice way to say it!

No need for personal protective equipment while walking around the elevators? Helmets, vests, boots, etc.?

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The whole video was an echo chamber. Couldn't understand it.

Love the facial tattoos.

I've seen some of the wooden grain elevators, but this looks a lot more complicated.

Fumigation of the grain?

Thanks guys keep up the great work

Next time, dubb the audio in without the echo. Couldn’t understand a dadgum word. Nice video. Audio sucks.

Informative

Excellent video. The elevator tech really knows his stuff. Id love to have him on my crew!!~ He a good man. Wonderful. Thank you.

Much modernized since 1970 when my first job out of high school was working in one of these. We used a lot more auger systems at the top.No modern computers either. A very challenging, dangerous job which I think paid about $2 an hour. Facing a mandatory draft I joined the Air force the next year. Good video explaining the process.

this is great thanks .when I was a kid we hung out in an old grain mill

This video is pretty grainy.

Definition of a Co op divedend... A partial repayment of an initial gross overcharge.

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I was 2 when this happened.