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Throughout the winter, and especially on days when the weather hasn’t been great for working outside, Lodermeier’s crew members have been busy constructing these electrical buildings here in the shop.  Farmers have been making requests for these buildings to house the electrical components of their grain setup.  The crew members have built five structures, which you may have seen sitting out on the machinery lot.  The buildings are ready to be moved to their permanent locations this summer and fall.

Lodermeier’s building crew is working on a project at Ag Partners’ fertilizer plant in Goodhue.  Ag Partners is adding an addition to the fertilizer plant with a 28’ x 74’ x 16’ building. The pictures of the footings allow you to see the location of the addition which is southeast to the current fertilizer plant.

 

 

A new 40’x180′ storage facility for Due North Self Storage in Wabasha, MN was started in the Fall of 2021. The building project was completed this week.  This is the second construction project Lodermeier’s has worked with Due North Self Storage-we appreciate the business on round one and two!

  

 

November 11, 2021

The below pictures depict the start of the project when the foundation was being poured.  In the background, you can see a prior project that was completed by the Lodermeier’s construction team.

The foundation is complete and ready for the next phase of construction!

Larry Lodermeier retired this winter after working at Lodermeier’s for over 50 years!  He started as an employee during the summers when he was in high school and became fulltime after he graduated high school.  Larry has been working in the grain equipment business throughout the years and we appreciate all of his contributions to Lodermeier’s!

Wishing many years of happy retirement to Larry!

  

Hernke’s Inc. grain leg installation was completed in February.

Lodermeier’s replaced a leg that they had previously installed about 25 years ago.  The picture below shows the new structure upon completion.

January 4th, 2022

This week Lodermeier’s crew is installing a new Brock 10,000 bushel per hour receiving leg at Hernke’s Inc grain site