Posted by Lazy WP on November 24, 2013 at 06:12:24 from (72.173.141.80):
In Reply to: Grain Bin cost's posted by Dave from MN on November 24, 2013 at 04:47:27:
I would never add the heat!! Back in about 75 or so, Dad put up a 7000 bushel bin, with the stirator, spreader, heat, and fans. In all the years since, I think we had propane hooked up twice. Just a waste of money in my opinion. You can always add a heater later. I think we used the stirator about the same. As to the cheap close bin, lease some bin jacks and move it your self. Its just time, and not a real bad job. I can get you set up with a drying floor if you need, but I am in northern Nebraska. Most bin dealers will be able to get the floor.
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