In northeast Nebraska bins of that size would be sold for scrap if good or bad condition. To set a price you need to know how valuable they are for you. Can they generate income. What type of floor do they have? The steel plank type is much better than the pie shape sheets. What is used for floor supports, cement blocks or steel support, steel supports I think are better. If the fans are 110v, what diameter and air flow do they have? Should work for soybeans but might not have enough air flow if the corn is not close to being dry. I have moved a couple bin of that size many years ago and reused many of the bolts. I checked the washers and if they looked ok I reused them on the side walls and only bought new for the roof. This was 30 some years ago and have not had any problems. It is not to big of job to take them down and put back up if you have the jacks, also if close and you can leave the roof together on a ring or two. Wish you the best with the project.
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