I'm wondering if anyone stores their bulk pellets in a gravity box outside and How that works. Do the pellets pick up moisture? Obviously I would have the wagon covered but wondering about condensation, ect. Thanks in advance
storing pellets outside in a covered gravity box
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If it rains the seams will weep into the box if the entire box is not covered and sealed well. If it snows and your cover flutters it will suck in snow. I have stored corn and pellets in a gravity box. Now I live in the valley of extremes. A tarp over a fittted canopy will help prevent most of the problems. I just made room in a shed and bucketed till bagged pellets were available cheap. $10 dollars a ton price differance is not worth the hassle. The bags fit a 30l trash can great.
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