102 West Railway Street, Coleman, MI 48618 - Midland County

Grain elevator design has one primary receiving pit that is enclosed within a drive-thru steel canopy located next to the legs, and trucks dump directly into the pit, which contains a drag conveyor that feeds the intake leg. Approximately 430,000 bushels of storage. Intake and dry grain legs are approximately 110’ high and have a capacity of approximately 6000-8000 bushels per hour. The wet leg is approximately 90’ tall, has a capacity of approximately 3,000 bushels per hour, and feeds the dryer. The dryer is a GSI tower style unit with a capacity of approximately 2,500 bushels per hour70-foot truck scale with a newer grain probe.Bulk Fertilizer Building, Feed Mill and Storage Shed. The fertilizer building is 36’ wide and 72’ long, containing a ground floor area of 2,592 square feet, pole frame structure containing 5 interior bays that are constructed of treated lumber mounted on 6x6 treated posts with 14 ft walls. Feed Mill Facility contains 2 cleaner/shakers that both appear to be in decent functioning condition one being a Clipper Super 18 D unit and the other being a Clipper Super 248 unit still used occasionally for cleaning corn, which is sometimes bagged for a few customers.Property LocationIntersection of E. Railway Street and 5th Street, town of Coleman, Michigan