Lots of them were burnt and the metal fished outta the ashes until recently. In fact, the guy from Montana said he was gonna burn his, but decided to try putting it on CL first. I and it got lucky. The guy from Missouri said he almost burnt his, too, but thought he'd try selling it first. The 47b I bought and rebuilt was definitely ready to be burnt when I bought it. It was literally a pile of rotten boards. I got it out of Nebraska.
I was consistently getting 65bu/hr up to 125 bu/hr out of the 47b, depending on the cleanliness of the grain. Dirty stuff obviously took more time through and made a poorer sample. The bigger machines should do a fair bit better - 175-225bu/hr. I get much bigger screens, top air, one more sieve screen, and a second shoe. These should also make a cleaner sample as well.
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