Posted by Bob Bancroft on November 24, 2013 at 05:45:05 from (67.142.162.25):
In Reply to: Grain Bin cost's posted by Dave from MN on November 24, 2013 at 04:47:27:
I can't help you on costs. But I think you're on the right track. After babysitting my father's slow, costly, continuous flow MC dryer in my youth, I decided I wanted something different. He/we used that dryer for many more years. Fortunately for me, getting started, I had no capital expenses with it, just inputs. After a couple decades of that, and working off farm, I finally put up a 30' stir/drying bin in 1988. Several storage bins have been added over the years. A couple years ago I put up a "top dry". I don't know how many acres you would need to make a stand alone grain dryer cost effective, but I'll never see it. I'm sure all 21' material is still available. I have two 21'x 24'(seven sheets per ring, nine rings high) bins. This was all a work in progress. We moved some small bins. Made one out of two. Raised an existing bin. Put up a bin, added the floor and unload a year later, etc. etc. Do you have a dealer you can talk to? They are usually glad to scare you with prices!
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