Hello everyone
First cut starts tomorrow, earlier and shorter than usual, but that happens when it doesn't rain, glad the quality will be high! Spent an hour with the angle grinder and a brush attachment today buffing up rough sots in the box from seeding and was thinking that a nice slick coating would be good to keep the alfalfa from sticking so much and having to slam the brakes to get it to slide out. Barley silage isn't nearly so bad, but you can exhaust all your air on a particularly uncooperative load of alfalfa.
So does anyone know of any paint on coatings that will be good and slippery when dried?
Ideas for paint on liners in silage trucks?
First cut starts tomorrow, earlier and shorter than usual, but that happens when it doesn't rain, glad the quality will be high! Spent an hour with the angle grinder and a brush attachment today buffing up rough sots in the box from seeding and was thinking that a nice slick coating would be good to keep the alfalfa from sticking so much and having to slam the brakes to get it to slide out. Barley silage isn't nearly so bad, but you can exhaust all your air on a particularly uncooperative load of alfalfa.
So does anyone know of any paint on coatings that will be good and slippery when dried?
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