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Re: central MN-grain bin dealers..any recommends


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Posted by flying belgian on November 23, 2011 at 10:26:05 from (98.132.233.132):

In Reply to: central MN-grain bin dealers..any recommends posted by Dave from MN on November 23, 2011 at 05:19:30:

Dave that size bin is fast becoming obsolete here in Mn. Used ones are all over the place. Many on Craiglist or talk to the neighbor just down the road. All these building sites that have been sold off the farm have some bins sitting on them that the owner will never use. Ten years ago I moved in four. All from near by building sites. Two I got for free but gave them $25.00 as a token. One I got for free but had to take out slab. And one I gave $200.00 for. I rented some bin jacks and moved them on my Donohue trailer. Just lowered them enough to be legal height, hooked a tractor on trailer and took off down the road. Nobody will bother you if pulled by tractor. Most of my expense was incurred when I hired someone to pour the new slabs. You might think if you get the bins for practically nothing like I did that there would be a tremendous savings over buying new, but there is not. However you can still save thousands and that to me is no chump change. That being said, if you go the used route, be prepared to do all service work yourself as the dealers are all "to busy" taking care the customers that bought new.


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