Mobile dryer value

[SilliamWhale]

I'm interested but I can't see it worth much more than £12k. I know this sounds derisory because its clearly immaculate but its 10 tonne.

Too derisory @B&B Pig Man ?

 

[bobk]

129 hours since 2009 shows how good the weather is in Lincolnshire , my neighbours dryer does that every week

 

[B&B Pig Man]

I'm interested but I can't see it worth much more than £12k. I know this sounds derisory because its clearly immaculate but its 10 tonne.

Too derisory @B&B Pig Man ?

I think so - I would have thought I'd get from the trade than that?!
Might be wrong though.

 

[B&B Pig Man]

I would be part exing it for something

Like what?!

I won't have much use for any farm machinery, and not sure any car garages would want a dryer?!

 

[SilliamWhale]

I think so - I would have thought I'd get from the trade than that?!
Might be wrong though.

Fair enough. The 10t is the thing. I'm interested in it but I can't see £22k

 

[buffalo_soldier]

Like what?!

I won't have much use for any farm machinery, and not sure any car garages would want a dryer?!

Could get an all singing all dancing fancy pants of a ride on lawnmower + some cash. Would suit your country pile nicely.

 

[B&B Pig Man]

Fair enough. The 10t is the thing. I'm interested in it but I can't see £22k

I'll have a rethink on the price, see what we can come up with.

 

[Badshot]

A friend of mine sold an old one into trade, can't remember who but I guess they must advertise for driers in the press.

 

[Adeptandy]

It does look good, but like others have posted, to much of an investment on a year like this, would suit someone like me, better to take the hit when the wheat is delivered, still costs to dry it on farm.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Like what?!

I won't have much use for any farm machinery, and not sure any car garages would want a dryer?!

A Yacht

 

[B&B Pig Man]

A Yacht

If this weather keeps up for much longer, I might need one!

 

[Clive]

the one we bought to tide us over when we had our fire a couple of years back was very hard to sell, insurance co paid 22k for it and then sold it via co-part in the end for about 10k which was a bargain for someone

 

[Drillman]

@B&B Pig Man I Bought a 3 year old 12 ton electric drive master drier a 3 years ago with less than 400 hrs on it for 10k less than new price.

I paid a couple of thousand more than your asking but it's electric which is more sought after as it doesn't tie tractors up and is more automated than pto drive. It's also a 12 tonnes and has a Master badge on it which seems to add value compared to some other makes.

 

[B&B Pig Man]

@B&B Pig Man I Bought a 3 year old 12 ton electric drive master drier a 3 years ago with less than 400 hrs on it for 10k less than new price.

I paid a couple of thousand more than your asking but it's electric which is more sought after as it doesn't tie tractors up and is more automated than pto drive. It's also a 12 tonnes and has a Master badge on it which seems to add value compared to some other makes.

So another vote for the £15k price bracket then?

 

[Drillman]

So another vote for the £15k price bracket then?

Seems a big hit but 10 ton and pto drive would put me ( and a lot of others) off I'm afraid.

Might be better off trying to find somewhere to store it and hire it out. Could be a little earner in a wet year.

 

[fraggle]

So another vote for the £15k price bracket then?

I bought an 11 ton master drier last year. Admittedly lot older than yours but it had been factory refurbed and came with a seasons parts warrenty. That was 15k. I did think you were being a little optimistic asking 22k

 

[B&B Pig Man]

I bought an 11 ton master drier last year. Admittedly lot older than yours but it had been factory refurbed and came with a seasons parts warrenty. That was 15k. I did think you were being a little optimistic asking 22k

Always start high when selling, you can't go up!

 

[spin cycle]

might be a good little sideline farm- farm drying?

 

[Warp Land Farmer]

might be a good little sideline farm- farm drying?

I have a shed you can store it in if it doesn't sell for the brass you want this year.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Never ask a farmer what somethings worth