Radford's practical barn plans : being a complete collection of practical, economical and common-sense plans of barns, out buildings and stock sheds :: :: :: (1909)
Radford, William A., 1865- ed · Chicago, Ill. : The Radford Architectural Co · leaf 62
The silo is sixteen feet in diam-eter and thirty-two feet high with a twelveinch cement wall and a pit that reachesthree feet below the surface of the ground. ery direction. Every side is both a braceand a tie for the next side. To preventany possible pulling away from the silo,rods connect all the… … Three feet is deep enough to give a goodsolid foundation and it is deep enoughwhen you come to pitch the last silage outof the bottom. The frame-work of the barn is verylight. The silo is used to support the mid-dle and the barn really is braced from ev- getting away even if the iron rods are…
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