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    #73
    FJ, just think how many times that old fellow has paid for himself ! about $20k new in 78, ?

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      #74
      Sold similar dryer two years ago after not using it for two or three.
      Cost of propane, increased willingness of elevators to work with us on blending and investment in full floor aeration bins were considerations.
      Still have canola out but also have over dry seed in bins to mix with it if swaths get dry enough to go through rotary combines.

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        #75
        Originally posted by fjlip View Post
        Yup dry tough wheat, stay ready to go, hurry up and WAIT![ATTACH]3360[/ATTACH] This OLD FELLOW been drying on this spot for 40 years.
        And what's with that 40 series JD tractor in the background. ....I thought everyone runs new .....

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          #76
          Originally posted by caseih View Post
          FJ, just think how many times that old fellow has paid for himself ! about $20k new in 78, ?
          $12000 from Grant in Foam Lake. About 2000 in repairs over 40 years. We ran for 7 years on propane, got the to Nat gas in 1985. Cost $5600 to get 3 MBTU. In 1986 we HAD to dry every bu, a year like this one. The diff between propane and Nat Gas was more than $5600. Paid for that in one years use. Check costs over the years, 4 point removal about 5 cents/ bu power and gas.

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            #77
            Originally posted by fjlip View Post
            $12000 from Grant in Foam Lake. About 2000 in repairs over 40 years. We ran for 7 years on propane, got the to Nat gas in 1985. Cost $5600 to get 3 MBTU. In 1986 we HAD to dry every bu, a year like this one. The diff between propane and Nat Gas was more than $5600. Paid for that in one years use. Check costs over the years, 4 point removal about 5 cents/ bu power and gas.
            was talking to him yesterday, new one is $72k that size
            sure feel for the guys that don't have gas !
            thanks again mr. devine . you are a true Sask visionary and lover of the land

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              #78
              Bucket I found a like new used one, 5000 hours, the perfect auger and rockpicker tractor, NOT even depreciating, holding it's value!Click image for larger version

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                #79
                That would hardly be broke in.....

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                  #80
                  They know dryers.

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                    #81
                    The super B's run cheap even on propane. 8 cents a bushel this yr..but we dried most of our wht when it was plus 30C.. dump hot and cool in air bin..
                    In 1996 the nat gas option was 13000..so we decided not..some yrs never use dryer just aeration..
                    Put a fan in every bin with the dollars instead.

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                      #82
                      Originally posted by Partners View Post
                      The super B's run cheap even on propane. 8 cents a bushel this yr..but we dried most of our wht when it was plus 30C.. dump hot and cool in air bin..
                      In 1996 the nat gas option was 13000..so we decided not..some yrs never use dryer just aeration..
                      Put a fan in every bin with the dollars instead.
                      we were lucky , got it for $4k . only 2.5 mbtu. a little light , but works

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