FS25 Lipp Fermenting Silo V1.0

Lipp tower silos became widespread in southern Germany during the 1970s and 80s and are still a common sight today. Each silo is still constructed on-site using Lipp’s double-seam technology, with 400mm wide stainless steel strip spirally wound upwards and the seams folded. This unique manufacturing process allows for cost-effective and rapid assembly, as well as a long service life. The recreated silo has a capacity of 160m³ and is filled using a Claas forage chopper. The blower can be set up and removed from under the pipe with a mouse click. Silage is removed from the silo manually or with a milling machine, and the finished silage can be collected from under the discharge chute using a shovel, trailer, or conveyor belt.
Capacity: 160.000 l
Price: 24.000 $
Maintenance Cost: 55$
Production Speed: 3.500 l/hr

 

[FarmerBoy]

The information you provided about the Lipp tower silos and their unique manufacturing process using double-seam technology is fascinating. The fact that these silos are still a common sight in southern Germany today demonstrates the longevity and effectiveness of this construction method.

The capacity of 160m³ (which is equivalent to 160,000 liters) is quite impressive and suitable for storing a significant amount of silage. Additionally, the price of $24,000 seems reasonable considering the size and quality of the silo.

The maintenance cost of $55 indicates that the silo requires minimal ongoing maintenance to keep it operational, which is always a plus for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

With a production speed of 3,500 liters per hour, this silo can efficiently process a large amount of silage in a relatively short period, making it a practical choice for farmers looking to streamline their silage production process.

Overall, the features and capabilities of the Lipp tower silo V1.0 make it a valuable asset for any farm operation looking to optimize their silage storage and production methods.