Temporary Bin near Ogema Saskatchewan

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Uploaded by on Dec 13, 2006

Here we used temporary bins for storing the grain. This was at Parry SK.

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  • hey, those are some nice combines you have there. Are they all gas, or are they the Perkins models.

  • @76plymouth The 3 combines you see in this video all have gas engines. The first 2 have a 350 engine and the other one has a 327 engine.

  • The only dipshit here is you! This video is about 17 years old and fuel was a lot cheaper then.

    Actually, have you noticed the price of flour products like bread, cakes, buns, pastrys, crackers have all increased lately. That's because wheat isn't 3 bucks a bushel anymore, it's a lot higher.

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  • @deetracyshow your retarded, you do the math you way more than one bushel from a gallon. so whos the fucking idiot now

  • last time I checked wheat was 5.50 a bushel and gaining plus here in NC we double crop with direct plant of soybeans behind them

  • I'm curious. Why do you use a temporary bin and how do you move the grain to the elevator?

    I saw no auger loaders.

    From rice and soybean farmer in Texas.

  • Pretty cool ... Reminds me of huddlin up on the football feild before the next play ... 1-2-3 COMBINES!

  • Looks like a strange kind of combine ritual.

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