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NC Indiana | The last 21' bin I saw sell went for $750 a couple yrs ago and was made into a wet hopper bottom bin and the floor fetched a couple hundred dollars at the next auction. If you have the time, manpower, and equipment, they're not hard to tear down and put up. Just remember to mark everything before/as you take it apart in a way that makes sense to put it back together. Of course if you didn't have to fully tear them down, then that would be better. | |
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I asked about used grain bin $
