north-central Indiana west of Fulton | Probably depends more on the care it has had more than the age or brand. Our dryer is 40 years old and they probably haven't made them in 15 or more years but still works pretty well. Have done a couple upgrades in that time and worked through some guys that refurbish these old Dri Alls that were made at Attica, In. Ran it on pto for 35 years until we got 3 phase.
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What's the most reliable older grain dryer?
