I back up to the ground belt, but not too close and dump the pile there a little at a time. I've been using the Bergmann Repex 34S, as it's the only thing I currently own that carrys grass/silage. If I remember from 2015 it had a controlled side discharge chute. I was curious if you could use the silage/feed truck to pick up and empty onto the belt. No problems since I started leaving them in good from each other. This just resulted in a twisted mess for me usually. I will say that when I was first messing with the conveyers I was concerned with hitching them together. I've noticed the graphic looks like silage spilling through the bottom of the receptacle while loading, but there's none under there when done. I do find that using this method I have to stop and drive the ground pick up conveyer into the bunker once to complete the silage uncover. I may need to try that out I set the belts up is a static position and use the 'leveler' blade to push it to the ground pick up conveyer. I have never hired a worker to load in the silage at the biogas plant, in fact I dont think I realised.that was an option. Don't think I'll be using them for the BGA anymore though. :(Īt least my first load of silage paid for the belt systems I purchased, almost to the dollar. But this whole spilling silage somehow through the bin to make a pile directly underneath it is too much for me. I don't mind making mistakes or messing up as long as I can fix it or clean it. I even got out to check and the belt was lined up perfectly over the bin, silage was pouring in nicely, but there it was, another messy disaster that is not possible to clean up. Next thing I know it's spilling silage directly underneath the bin again. The pile somehow lifted and pushed the ground belt this time, didn't seem to effect the action too much.

Turned it all on, hired a helper, started to unload. I visually verified nothing moved, equipment was exactly how I left it. I tried with a second load, nothing changed. It worked beautifully! The entire load was accpeted in the bin, nothing spilled. Second attempt, I hired a worker with the smallest 5 degrees swing. A mess that could NEVER fully be cleaned up. Almost half the load ended up on the ground piling underneath it and spilling around. The bin at the BGA had trouble accepting all my silage. I think the cheap one is the one used to pick stuff off the ground, hook it to a bigger one and have that over the sell point. Originally posted by kadawg13:look on youtube for a tutorial for the conveyor belts.

Farming simulator 17 silage