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Used casing elevators

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    Case Grain Elevator

    Case Grain Elevator

    • Manufacturer: Case IH

    Grain Handling Case Grain Elevator Case GrainElevator, Single Chain $1,200

    $865 USD
    West Perth, Canada
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    New Universal D3-1000 ED Elevator

    New Universal D3-1000 ED Elevator Head - Complete

    • Manufacturer: Universal

    We currently have ONE New Universal D3-1000 ED Elevator Head - Complete in stock. Model: D3-1000ED Class I-light (up to 10 hrs) Unit Material: Carbon Steel #2 Style Drive Pkg w/o Motor Paint Color: Universal Blu...

    Fargo, ND
  • Standing Grist Case

    Standing Grist Case

    • Manufacturer: Kunzel

    Used, good condition Includes grain elevator connection and auger boot Designed for 30HL Brewhouse and to pair with this Universal Grain Elevator

    $7,000 USD

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    Est. $137/mo

    United States
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    New Universal D3-1000 ED Elevator

    New Universal D3-1000 ED Elevator Head - Complete

    • Manufacturer: Universal

    We currently have ONE New Universal D3-1000 ED Elevator Head - Complete in stock. Class I-light (up to 10 hrs) #2 Style Drive Pkg w/o Motor Backstop Standard Side Mounting Headshaft, D3, #2, 1.69=>1.44 (2) Bearin...

    Fargo, ND

Overview

Grain handling equipment is essential for the efficient transfer, storage, and processing of grains like wheat, corn, and barley. This category includes conveyors, grain bins, augers, and dryers, all designed to streamline the movement and quality control of grain from harvest to market.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying grain handling equipment?

Consider the capacity, compatibility with your existing systems, ease of operation, and energy efficiency. It's also important to check the equipment for any signs of wear or damage.

How can I ensure safe shipping of grain handling equipment?

Choose a transport service experienced in handling agricultural machinery. Ensure that all parts are securely fastened and protected from potential damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for grain handling equipment?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting belts and chains for wear, lubricating moving parts, and checking for blockages. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for optimal performance.