Posted by Lee in Iowa on February 17, 2008 at 12:13:48 from (66.172.198.85):
In Reply to: harvestore unloader posted by pafreehling on February 17, 2008 at 08:08:07:
Where are you located? I might be interested in the unloader. Like the other post said condition will greatly dictate price. Also if its old enough that it has two ratchet wheels instead of one it is old enough you can't get parts from harvestore that's why I may be interested either way maybe I can update or I might need one for parts someday. Saw a 20x60 on an auction and they couldn't get a bid on it to be moved. Years ago it cost at least $10000 to get one taken down moved and put back up. You can put in an unloading auger and a fan and put grain in it, fill with a vac/blower or put in a hatch on the side that an auger will reach. Lee
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