| Baby Robin - 9/10/2024 22:01
How much time is “allowed” for the buyer to remove the bin?
I did not ask. As family was still on farm. I suspect 4th of July might be option. They were very helpful. I was 3 hours after open house hours. “Come on out” the boy walked with me, was telling of equipment issues, how they found tools they were not aware they had. Shed badly damaged, augers damaged, then new one never used.
I don’t recall seeing remove by date on bins. The heads need to be removed tomorrow, AND header trailer returned in good condition. *unless you bought as well of course*. The header trailers can be removed next day starting at 10am. *hope it’s back*. ;). I should have bought 17’ bin. Nice wet corn bin for my area.
Tomcat - 9/10/2024 19:58
john holland - 9/9/2024 18:27 Those bins are worthless with no damage, just big enough to be a pain to move, just small enough that nobody wants them. Bins have value some folks just need to check in their ego. Few more bad years might knock the cocky out of some folks. Having a 27x9 the last couple falls would have done a lot to finish off the last 10%. When your shipping corn 75 miles to find a place to dump it so the combine can run you get less fussy.
My area, fields. I like 24’ less to haul roof, two, or 3 rings intact. I should have grabbed 17’ it included a sweep sized for it 6” unloading. Useful wet corn bin. |
Almost sick watching a sale.
