High Capacity Permanent Hay Dryer Installed at Masonic Homes Farm
A new permanent hay drying facility capable of handling seven wagons at once began operation at Masonic Homes Farms in Elizabethtown. The system combines a forced air bypass with a dedicated oil fired heater producing 1,250,000 BTU per hour, moving heated air through a 92 foot shed to rapidly dry alfalfa and other crops in all weather.
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Masonic Homes Farm
Lancaster County
Masonic Homes Farms
Elizabethtown
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Operative NG W Permanent Way Urgel at Masonic Homes Farms
At Masonic Homes Farms in Elizabethtown the NG W permanent way Urgel operates. The building uses sliding doors on each side to move wagons through. A heat unit sits at the far end with a reinforced cement floor and native wood walls.
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Masonic Homes Farms
Elizabethtown
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