Moisture Testers

[Goodtime]

I had the old school 919 grain moisture tester in which I switched for the 919 electronic tester (does it's own temp etc) which I am finding out is the biggest piece of shit I could have wasted money on...barely used and the panel quit working and now I am finding out it isn't accurate...what do other guys use that is accurate and reliable?

[Goodtime]

Should I say I want a tester that wont cause climate change? Will that get a response?

[Guest]

we tried the Perten manual one from flamen , lasted three days . elevator here has the Perten 5200 which is automatic. seems good
were just gonna go back to a 919

[Oliver88]

We still use the “old school” 919 so can’t help.

The only thing I was considering upgrading was to a digital scale to weigh quickly.

[MBgrower]

ive tried a few electric ones like the minigac. But still using good old reliable analog 919.

[Sheepwheat]

I’ve been using one of those screw the cap on handhelds for about 8 years. Extremely accurate and handy. Was about 300 bucks back then.

[sumdumguy]

Labtronics 919. Portable for in the combine.

[Mjolnir]

I bought one of these 10-12 years ago, it’s been working good so far.

http://www.shopmoisturetesters.com/shore-model-920-portable-moisture-tester-package-for-grain/

Flaman or CanSeed sell them.

[GDR]

ive tried a few electric ones like the minigac. But still using good old reliable analog 919.

Did the Minigac work ok? Bayer has a promotion on right now to give one away as a rebate for seed treatment. Would like a portable one. I also use old 919.

[Goodtime]

Thanks guys....I am thinking I will go back to the old style 919.