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Old 01-02-2017, 09:45 PM
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Default Shredder / grinder
I saw a video of a 59M shredder - grinder and I thought hmmm that could be use full and a great excuse to get my dad off my back about doing use full stuff with my cubs. Sooo the question arises are they super rare and what do they go for. Anyone think that I could grind shelled corn with it to feed the cows with?
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Around $500, fairly hard to find but not impossible. They are really just a hammermill grider, so yeah, with the right screen it will grind corn.... but it's not set up to be a sheller. You'd have to make a tub or park it over a big auger with a hopper to catch it. Unless you do some fab work real well, it's not very practical.
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I'm planning on making a hopper for overtop of it and driving through the feed bunk. If I could find one !
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Are they practical as a chipper/shredder anymore, or are they all collectibles now? Are parts still available? I've never seen one but I've never really looked though either.
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