Permastore slurrystore

[Ibi76]

Hi
I’ve got a permastore sluurystore that’s not needed anymore, can anyone advise on how much it’s worth secondhand to someone? 28panels around and 3 rings tall
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[puppet]

Maybe not much more than scrap value according to previous threads on here. Lot of hassle dismantling, removing all the bitumen and rebuilding.
Looks full with grass growing out?

 

[Ibi76]

cheers for the reply , any idea what scrap value for this could be ?

 

[Luke Cropwalker]

Any AD plants in your area? They would pay you to fill it with digestate over winter.

 

[Ibi76]

I’m not a farmer but this is on my farm so completely clueless with all of it , what would someone pay for keeping it in place and use it for digestate over winter , I’m just trying to find the best solution seems a waste to scrap it ?

 

[Luke Cropwalker]

I’m not a farmer but this is on my farm so completely clueless with all of it , what would someone pay for keeping it in place and use it for digestate over winter , I’m just trying to find the best solution seems a waste to scrap it ?

IF there is an AD plant locally the would or should pay you to fill it with digestate and then you would be able to spread it on your land as fertiliser. What is you rough location?

 

[TheRanger]

No scrap value in them due to the fibreglass coating on the steel, I'v been told

 

[Ibi76]

Thanks bud , really don’t want to scrap , I’m going to try and find a use for it , if anyone on here has use for it please let me know , I’m in Lancashire

 

[Digester Man]

Why not let people fill into it and then spread the good stuff on your own land?

 

[Ibi76]

It’s not a working farm , but will look into it all and speak to all the local farmers and make use of it somehow

 

[Digester Man]

You could always advertise it free of charge if someone will dismantle it

 

[puppet]

Why not let people fill into it and then spread the good stuff on your own land?

There must be a few farmers looking for extra storage this year

 

[Digester Man]

True, was just thinking if it’s not a working farm then the OP may not want the smell of slurry lurking around

 

[Salt'n'Pepper]

Would be interested in the jetted if it was in good condition?
What age is the store?Where are you located?

 

[MickMoor]

It’s not a working farm , but will look into it all and speak to all the local farmers and make use of it somehow

Scrap value is currently about £800. Cost to dismantle, if empty and good access all round, £3000-£3500, at a guess. However, please pm me your email address, and actual postcode, and I may be able to put somebody in touch.

 

[Salt'n'Pepper]

I'm in Preston till Wednesday if you are interested in selling the jetter separately

 

[Sid]

I was offered a 15 year old store that had been dismantled, 10k, builder wanted 30k to erect it again, new one is 57k.
No brainer to me. New.

 

[goodevans]

Advert in the Farmers weekly last week looking to lease them to store liquid fertilizer in

 

[Ibi76]

Scrap value is currently about £800. Cost to dismantle, if empty and good access all round, £3000-£3500, at a guess. However, please pm me your email address, and actual postcode, and I may be able to put somebody in touch.

Scrap value is currently about £800. Cost to dismantle, if empty and good access all round, £3000-£3500, at a guess. However, please pm me your email address, and actual postcode, and I may be able to put somebody in touch.

Hi Mick I've sent you an email via your website

 

[Formatted]

Saw a farm once that had cut a hole in the side and put a tarp over the top and used it as a long store