Drill-Fill Device Feeds Corn Stoves
Myles Ramsey delivers corn to his corn stove customers the same way he fills his planter. His Yetter Seed Jet II does double duty and makes it easy for him to sell bulk corn to his customers. The cyclone exhaust kit not only delivers the corn, but controls the dust.
"With the 35 ft. of hose, I can pump corn into a garage storage container or even through a window into a basement," says Ramsey. "The Seed Jet II moves 6 to 9 bu./min., and there is nothing to clean up after."
Ramsey's use of the Seed Jet II doesn't surprise Johnny Corey, a salesman at Yetter (www.yetterco.com; ph 800 447-5777). "It can be used to move corn, soybeans, wheat, rye, fish food pellets, anything up to about 1/2-in. in diameter," he says. "I have even had people buy a 60-ft. hose length. If it plugs up, just unhook the hose at the airlock, and let the hose drain out. Fire up the motor, and let it go."
The Seed Jet II comes with an 11 hp Briggs and Stratton motor. Adjusting material flow is as easy as sliding the gate on the top of the airlock. The self-contained unit attaches to gravity wagons or sits in a pickup easily.
"When handling seed or other material, just let the motor run wide open and control the flow with the side gate," says Corey.
List price on the basic unit with motor is $4,799. Yetter also offers a hydraulic powered Seed Jet for $3,942.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Myles Ramsey, 56660 Denman Rd., Kenesaw, Neb. 68956 (ph 402 752-8134) or Johnny Corey, Yetter Manufacturing Co., P.O. Box 358, 109 S. McDonough, Colchester, Ill. 62326 (ph 800 447-5777; fax 309 776-3222; info@yetterco.com; www.yetterco.com).
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Drill-Fill Device Feeds Corn Stoves ENERGY Corn Burning Soves 31-4-35 Myles Ramsey delivers corn to his corn stove customers the same way he fills his planter. His Yetter Seed Jet II does double duty and makes it easy for him to sell bulk corn to his customers. The cyclone exhaust kit not only delivers the corn, but controls the dust.
"With the 35 ft. of hose, I can pump corn into a garage storage container or even through a window into a basement," says Ramsey. "The Seed Jet II moves 6 to 9 bu./min., and there is nothing to clean up after."
Ramsey's use of the Seed Jet II doesn't surprise Johnny Corey, a salesman at Yetter (www.yetterco.com; ph 800 447-5777). "It can be used to move corn, soybeans, wheat, rye, fish food pellets, anything up to about 1/2-in. in diameter," he says. "I have even had people buy a 60-ft. hose length. If it plugs up, just unhook the hose at the airlock, and let the hose drain out. Fire up the motor, and let it go."
The Seed Jet II comes with an 11 hp Briggs and Stratton motor. Adjusting material flow is as easy as sliding the gate on the top of the airlock. The self-contained unit attaches to gravity wagons or sits in a pickup easily.
"When handling seed or other material, just let the motor run wide open and control the flow with the side gate," says Corey.
List price on the basic unit with motor is $4,799. Yetter also offers a hydraulic powered Seed Jet for $3,942.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Myles Ramsey, 56660 Denman Rd., Kenesaw, Neb. 68956 (ph 402 752-8134) or Johnny Corey, Yetter Manufacturing Co., P.O. Box 358, 109 S. McDonough, Colchester, Ill. 62326 (ph 800 447-5777; fax 309 776-3222; info@yetterco.com; www.yetterco.com).
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