Nice to see old style dryer working on the farm, I'm from north central Ohio and we used to have one back in the 60's. Always got the job done but couldn't keep up with the combine, we had to put the crops in a bin and take it back out as the dryer was ready for more. Lot of work but the crops didn't spoil. Thx for your videos.....
My dad bought a new dryer like that when I was a teenager we dryer a lot of corn through it they are a lot easier than late model one we have today we can adjust and monitor our current one from a smart phone now but some days think simple is better great video thanks
nice video for a city guy like myself i never saw a dryer run before seen lots of other farming stuff but that's a new 1 for me stay safe/ have fun b/c life is short
No shortage of batch dryers in Sask. they sit around abandoned everywhere. We had a toxowik 370, as well as a grain chief. Then went into SuperB automated batch dryers
I help a guy that has a similar dryer although his is all set up with an electric auger system that fills and emptys automatically, but otherwise the same. He doesn't do wheat or canola, but does dry lots of corn with it. It will steam up the same way just like this. One thing the video doesn't show is the smell that comes off of these. The whole litter valley around his grain bin setup smells like fresh popcorn while it's running. I love it haha.
Poor Shaun great video never seen a back Dyer til I seen your last year the few around here have continuous dryers yours looks pretty handy could dry anywhete
We used to have a batch dryer until we decided to raise more corn so we upgraded to a continuous flow dryer. We won't be using ours for a while yet as we are a ways away from combining corn. We're getting rain now here in MN. 3 inches so far with more forecast On Tuesday. Hope it quits soon or it will be a miserable harvest.
Interesting dryer you have there. We also use batch dryers from 15 - 30 m3 volume. This year we started drying rye with a moisture of 30 % and it was 14 hours in the dryer. We use oil to produce the heat (about 70 degr. C) and electricity for the fan. Oil consumption in a small dryer is about 4 gall. per hour and oil price is 3,2 USD per gallon.
No not really... but this year has been exceptionally difficult. Everything is like 4-5 weeks later than normally. Usually we dry the wheat for about 5-6 hours because it has to be less than 14 % moisture, meaning you have to dry it to 11-12 % to be sure.
Great vid Tyson Shaun probably talks when not on camera , I can tell he is a pretty good hand. Hutterite colony has a continuous dryer for corn and it's huge and does a crazy amount of bu/hr I'd like a batch dryer like yours if we ever tried to grow grain corn again, it costs us $1/bu to get are corn custom dried so after the corn price got so low we just quit growing it.
Yea.. personally I hate drying cause its another cost... but you have to do what you have to do to get it to keep. There is a 800 bushel batch dryer and thats the one id really like, and you can take them anywhere with a tank
These Opico dryers are both common and popular here in the UK. An added advantage is that they will polish a sample as well as clean up a sample of small rubbish and any soil contamination however this makes them a dirty, dusty piece of equipment to run. What is amazing is if they are drying a wet sample is the steam being driven off!
A part of me died when they stoped marking IHC. Case is case but had nothing to do with IHC. I was at the dealer when the first 560 came out and when thought it was the end of the world. THEN when the 806 came out we thought it will never ever get better. The rest is history. Say hey to Shawn.
Great video. I noticed you have multiple small storage bins instead of a few big one like here in the states. Is the advantage that the small ones are movable?
Interesting to see don't see them here in aus ( not our part anyway ) Grain is well and truly dry by the time we strip here> what is the gas cost per load to dry?
does the machine say when it is dry or do you have to test it independent of the machine with something else. I think you said I just couldn't understand.
No... The new ones do.. they are all computerized. You have to take a few samples to check and see where the moisture is at... if you know what it is going in... you have a pretty good idea how long it takes
Alberta hey right on i am from the south of Eckville area just a small farmer i wish i had a grain dryer like that and those nice Grain trucks you have great informative video and a inspiration .
Hey Tyson thanks for explaining that dryer a bit. Pretty interesting! I would like to learn more about them to see if one would be right for my operation. Is there any way to contact you via email to get your opinion?
@@northernwisconsinfarmerton4796 I was going to say it could be a few things...easiest one could be the ignition coil box. I have had 2 go out on me already.
Nice to see old style dryer working on the farm, I'm from north central Ohio and we used to have one back in the 60's. Always got the job done but couldn't keep up with the combine, we had to put the crops in a bin and take it back out as the dryer was ready for more. Lot of work but the crops didn't spoil. Thx for your videos.....
They work Great,.....Just slow
Cool video great to see real farmers at work was over there in 2004 on a farming trip can't wait to go back . Keep on farming.
Thanks
My dad bought a new dryer like that when I was a teenager we dryer a lot of corn through it they are a lot easier than late model one we have today we can adjust and monitor our current one from a smart phone now but some days think simple is better great video thanks
I wish i could see what they were doing on my phone... I wouldnt have to babysit them as much
Until I saw you drying small grain last year, I never knew you could! Thanks for sharing this interesting topic!!!! Take Care
You can dry a lot of small grains
nice video for a city guy like myself i never saw a dryer run before seen lots of other farming stuff but that's a new 1 for me
stay safe/ have fun b/c life is short
This is just one type of dryer.... the other is a continuous were it is constantly flowing
Those batch driers used to be a common thing in Nebraska. There was one in every shelter belt until iron got real high a few years back.....
cool
No shortage of batch dryers in Sask. they sit around abandoned everywhere. We had a toxowik 370, as well as a grain chief. Then went into SuperB automated batch dryers
Hi we had a GT380 on the farm. It's a good dryer and I had it running like a top.
That light generator is a good idea. Plenty of those around. Thanks Tyson.
better than just a plain generator
Once again, really good content.
Thanks chuck
Great video Tyson
Interesting to see it in the daylight and how it works. Lasts years one of drying canola was amazing with the steam coming off it in the lights.
Im sure you will see that again
I help a guy that has a similar dryer although his is all set up with an electric auger system that fills and emptys automatically, but otherwise the same. He doesn't do wheat or canola, but does dry lots of corn with it. It will steam up the same way just like this. One thing the video doesn't show is the smell that comes off of these. The whole litter valley around his grain bin setup smells like fresh popcorn while it's running. I love it haha.
We have one too, a Moridge batch dryer, other than having to babysit, it works flawlessly!
I hate babysitting them...
Poor Shaun great video never seen a back Dyer til I seen your last year the few around here have continuous dryers yours looks pretty handy could dry anywhete
Thats one advantage to a batch dryer. If you have lots though.... continuous is the way to go
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Safety guard on the auger! Wow.
That Case International 2x is one of my favorite tractors.
If Shawn ever looses his job as a farmer, he'll make a good statue LOL
lol
That dryer is made about 45 miles from me!! In Clay Center Kansas!!!!
We used to have a batch dryer until we decided to raise more corn so we upgraded to a continuous flow dryer. We won't be using ours for a while yet as we are a ways away from combining corn. We're getting rain now here in MN. 3 inches so far with more forecast On Tuesday. Hope it quits soon or it will be a miserable harvest.
Our weather isnt looking to great this weekend
Curious if you've figured out cost on running the dryer per hour or by bushel. I know there are variables, just ballpark cost.
Interesting dryer you have there. We also use batch dryers from 15 - 30 m3 volume. This year we started drying rye with a moisture of 30 % and it was 14 hours in the dryer. We use oil to produce the heat (about 70 degr. C) and electricity for the fan. Oil consumption in a small dryer is about 4 gall. per hour and oil price is 3,2 USD per gallon.
wow 14 hours... does that even pay?
No not really... but this year has been exceptionally difficult. Everything is like 4-5 weeks later than normally. Usually we dry the wheat for about 5-6 hours because it has to be less than 14 % moisture, meaning you have to dry it to 11-12 % to be sure.
I had a 250 back n the 70s,lot of work.
I didnt know they made them that small
Learned a lot thanks
I also use to dry load down to 11 and mix it out, saves money
Yea I do that to
Great vid Tyson Shaun probably talks when not on camera , I can tell he is a pretty good hand. Hutterite colony has a continuous dryer for corn and it's huge and does a crazy amount of bu/hr I'd like a batch dryer like yours if we ever tried to grow grain corn again, it costs us $1/bu to get are corn custom dried so after the corn price got so low we just quit growing it.
Yea.. personally I hate drying cause its another cost... but you have to do what you have to do to get it to keep. There is a 800 bushel batch dryer and thats the one id really like, and you can take them anywhere with a tank
These Opico dryers are both common and popular here in the UK. An added advantage is that they will polish a sample as well as clean up a sample of small rubbish and any soil contamination however this makes them a dirty, dusty piece of equipment to run. What is amazing is if they are drying a wet sample is the steam being driven off!
Mine will do that to a extent... but I have canola screens on so the holes are smaller. Some days I think its on fire it steams so much lol
A part of me died when they stoped marking IHC. Case is case but had nothing to do with IHC. I was at the dealer when the first 560 came out and when thought it was the end of the world. THEN when the 806 came out we thought it will never ever get better. The rest is history.
Say hey to Shawn.
I agree... I hate how everyone bought out everyone...
very interesting to see how you dry grain my first time seeing this. thanks for the video. Right! Shawn! LOL
Thats how we do it
Great video. I noticed you have multiple small storage bins instead of a few big one like here in the states. Is the advantage that the small ones are movable?
That was one of the main advantages... Cost was another... some can be had for cheap
i hope i could join you drying grain sometime before i go back to the Philippines
I just bought an identical dryer fired with liquid propane
Never noticed the Magnum is a "Wheatland" version. No 3pt and swinging drawbar. Neat.
Yup... not much use for 3 point equipment around here!
I had 1 of them back in the 70s then i started farming
I have 2 now... a bigger one ... but I would hate to use them every year
never seen that before, interesting.
I have More videos on it
great video thanks
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Use to have one of these
they work pretty good
Interesting to see don't see them here in aus ( not our part anyway ) Grain is well and truly dry by the time we strip here> what is the gas cost per load to dry?
We are late this year... and with the rain and snow coming its hard for stufff to dry now
my uncle got one looks just like that one he got it last year id like to know how to run it and help him dry corn this year
They are pretty easy... Ill make a video on how I run it.
Interesting never seen one
Now you have :)
We do the same thing with the pto
T.S Farm works good..burn way less fuel
does the machine say when it is dry or do you have to test it independent of the machine with something else. I think you said I just couldn't understand.
No... The new ones do.. they are all computerized. You have to take a few samples to check and see where the moisture is at... if you know what it is going in... you have a pretty good idea how long it takes
That dryer is made by me in Clay Center Kansas!! Still in business....
We were there about 3 or 4 months ago. Impressed with the operation. Love the office, got some nice guns haha
Talk Shawn. Please talk !!
lol
Does that thing cycle the grain around while she dries ?
You bet
Can you please explain what components are used in it
Propane... augers thats it
We have that exact drier
Still works pretty good huh
Northern farmer sure does
Got to stay cost effective! New stuff is nice but at what cost to the bottom line?
I agree... until they break down to much and are unreliable
Whereabouts in Alberta do you farm? Small world, I'm a farm hand around Drumheller
Im up north in the Peace Country
Alberta hey right on i am from the south of Eckville area just a small farmer i wish i had a grain dryer like that and those nice Grain trucks you have great informative video and a inspiration .
Hey Tyson thanks for explaining that dryer a bit. Pretty interesting! I would like to learn more about them to see if one would be right for my operation. Is there any way to contact you via email to get your opinion?
Sure...ty_k9@hotmail.com
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I know it depends on the moisture but how long does it take to dry a load of grain
Averages out to 2 hours
How do u guys start ur dryer I can get mine to light with blower going
What kind you got
@@Northern_Farmer gt 570 . But we just got it lite n running n when it's done raining in a day or so were gonna try n dry some corn
@@northernwisconsinfarmerton4796 I was going to say it could be a few things...easiest one could be the ignition coil box. I have had 2 go out on me already.
How much did you buy that PTO DRYER ❓..... Thanks a lot....
5000
Have you seen our dryer, much smaller than yours, I uploaded a video of it last week
You bet Travis... watched it the other night.
Northern farmer ah ok. It's nothing like what you have, but it gets the job done
Thats what counts
Can u and Shaun cook hot dogs on a stick while she gets full?
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Don't you have aeration, I used to heat it up and dump into air bin to save money and time.
Yes but I need more
370 is not bu.70 series where from the 1970,s that one is late 70,s box frame
Your right... but its still just over 300 bushels
Sad. Very sad day when they sold out. IH was a leader in all fields.
I hate small bins we have 15 to 60 thousand bin on are farm
I do to now these days... We are planning on a few big ones
Shoot a couple cases of beer on ice and the back of that ranger loaded w wood for a fire and I'd sit there all night watching it!
lol... you be my night shift guy!!
Northern farmer sounds like a plan to me! Might be a rough commute from Mississippi to up there but always wanted to see the northern lights! Haha