Manage sweep and tractor operation with available Series 2 and Series 3 control panels. Automated functions help support a complete zero-entry grain bin unloading solution.
Amperage-based control
Set operating amperage levels and manage the sweep with automatic functions or manual forward and reverse control.
Touchscreen PLC control
Monitor sweep position and manage operating settings from a touchscreen interface, with tractor control based on amperage.
Plan the complete system. Zero-entry operation depends on the sweep, controls, discharge equipment, and site configuration working together. Ag Motion can help define the configuration and supply scope for your project.
Discuss Your Control OptionsCompare bin diameters and drive requirements to start planning your commercial grain bin sweep. Ag Motion can help confirm the configuration for your storage and unloading system.
| Bin diameter | Required drive power |
|---|---|
| 48 ft | 15 HP |
| 60 ft | 15 HP |
| 72 ft | 20 HP |
| 90 ft | 20 HP |
| 105 ft | 25 HP |
| 120 ft | 30 HP |
| 135 ft | 30 HP |
Specifications are based on AGI product information. The stated capacity is a design rating; final selection and performance depend on the application and system configuration. Confirm bin dimensions, maximum grain fill height, electrical requirements, and discharge equipment during project review.
Need help selecting a sweep? Share your bin diameter, grain type, and existing unloading setup so we can discuss a suitable configuration.
Ask About Your Bin SizeMatch the paddle sweep with the right discharge wells, floor details, and unload equipment. These components help define how grain moves from the bin into the rest of your handling system.
48 × 48 in well, 18 in deep, with a 30 in outlet flange and spring-loaded pivot stand.
24 in and 30 in options, with recommended spacing of 8 ft and 10 ft on center, respectively.
Plan 4–5 ft minimum tunnel space for gates, controls, and the transition to your unload system. Wear track plates are recommended where sweep casters cross aeration.
Transitions, gates, and controls are not included with the discharge wells. Confirm component selection, clearances, and supply scope for your project.
Answers to common questions about sizing, controls, and planning your grain bin cleanout system.
Modular sections accommodate bins from 48 to 135 ft in diameter. Final selection should be confirmed against your bin dimensions and operating requirements.
Available sweep drives range from 15 to 30 HP, depending on bin diameter. Use the specifications table above as a starting point for project review.
An existing bin needs an application review. Bin dimensions, floor and aeration layout, discharge wells, tunnel clearance, unload equipment, and electrical supply all affect the installation.
The NexGen Paddle Sweep can form part of a complete zero-entry unloading solution, with suitable controls and discharge equipment. The overall system and operating procedures must be reviewed for your application.
Transitions, gates, and controls are not included with the discharge wells. Ask for a project-specific quotation that identifies the equipment and services included.
Share your bin diameter, maximum grain fill height, grain type, existing unloading arrangement, available electrical supply, and project location. Photos or drawings of the bin and floor are also useful.