In late May, Wood and his crew returned to the farm to put the damaged bins back into shape.for a reduced cost. The week following the 4-bin installation in Alabama, a tornado took out 3 of them.
He has filled requests by people wanting bins to turn into houses, garages and pavilion canopies.įor Wood, service doesn’t stop at the sale.
#Used grain silo prices free#
Wood says the business has grown by word of mouth, Craigslist postings and ads placed free on, a sister company owned by FARM SHOW. In addition to selling entire bin systems, he also retrofits existing bins with upgraded fans, sweeps, augers, etc. Wood realized there was a need for a similar service with grain bins. Woody’s Used Bin Sales grew out of an earlier business taking down stave, poured cement and harvester silos and reselling parts and equipment. We’ll assess your goals and provide you with an estimate and timeline for completion.” “If you need a bin or are expanding and want to replace a bin with a larger one, give us a call. “Include brand, bin size, equipment that goes with it, such as augers and floors, and the general condition of it in your words,” says Wood.
He encourages landowners with unused bins to call him or send him pictures of the bins. “I would rather see it used than thrown away,” says Wood. In the case of wooden elevators and storage, he will tear it down and give away locally what he can’t find a market for, or prepare it for dumpster removal. Wood likes to buy whole elevators (including wooden ones) and multiple bins and equipment on a farm. “We’ll give a fair price, take it down and ship it to someone who needs it.” “We pay top dollar for a good used bin,” says Wood. “We handle everything including electric work, concrete work and crane rental.”ĭemand from buyers for used bins is also creating a demand for sellers. “We travel throughout the U.S.,” says Wood. Auger, floor or other components needing repair are fixed or replaced.
#Used grain silo prices full#
He offers full installation of his renovated bins. bins to 100,000 and even million bushel bins. Wood says his 25-man crew has worked with everything from 5,500-bu. “We can generally fix a customer up with a bin for half the price of a new one,” says Wood. He even used a ferry to move a bin from Wisconsin to a small microbrewery in Michigan. His crew also recently moved a set of four 50,000-bu. He recently sold a bunch of bins to farmers in Guatemala. Need a bin? Got a bin to sell? Randy Wood at Woody’s Used Bin Sales can help you out.
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