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Topic: I ask this on the IH side.......
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| oldtanker
10-03-2012 10:20:25
66.228.255.239
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#85 IH grinder mixer. Anyone know anything about them? I may go and look at one and would like to know if they are an OK unit.
Thanks
Rick
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| JDseller
10-03-2012 18:12:44
208.126.196.144
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Re: I ask this on the IH side....... in reply to oldtanker, 10-03-2012 10:20:25
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| It is just a read Arts-way mixer. They work alright but check out the unloading auger and gears. They throw the feed around the corner. There is a paddle on the lower auger that throws it across to the next auger. Then there is a bevel gear set on each corner. They work fair in dry feed. If there is much moisture in the feed they will not throw it around the corner and will plug. Also make sure that there has not been feed left in the unloading auger. It rusts the flighting and paddles. Then it will not unload correctly.
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| oldtanker
10-03-2012 18:32:54
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Re: I ask this on the IH side....... in reply to JDseller, 10-03-2012 18:12:44
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| OK again thanks.
This is going to be my first experance with a grinder mixer, last time I did anything like this ws helping dad with an old belt drive MM hammer mill.
Rick
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| Greg K
10-03-2012 17:59:33
99.196.64.57
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Re: I ask this on the IH side....... in reply to oldtanker, 10-03-2012 10:20:25
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| They were as good as the next one :). You could flip the hammers around on them so that you could get 4 turns on one set of hammers. Check and see how many times they have been turned. They just sold grandpa's old one that had the hammers flipped once and brought about $700 IIRC, however it had set in the shed for the last 25+ years with no use.
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| oldtanker
10-03-2012 10:48:00
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Re: I ask this on the IH side....... in reply to oldtanker, 10-03-2012 10:20:25
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| OK thanks, I just need something to grind enough feed for about 40 feeder pigs a year that the wife's chickens.
Rick
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| JMS./MN
10-03-2012 10:39:59
209.237.125.241
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Re: I ask this on the IH side....... in reply to oldtanker, 10-03-2012 10:20:25
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| Likely built by Arts-Way. Always thought their unloading system was a bit complicated, with multiple augers, lots of gears. If hyd augers- much simpler.
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