Used Brock SQ16 Grain Dryer – 326 Bushel Capacity | 15 HP Fan | Auger & Chain Unload | 27'2" Length

Manufacturer Information:

• Brand: Brock Grain Systems

• Model: SQ16

• Type: Commercial Grain Dryer

• Condition: Used

Description:

This Used Brock Grain Systems SQ16 Grain Dryer is a high-capacity continuous-flow drying system built for efficient and uniform grain drying. With a 326-bushel holding capacity, this dryer includes a 15 HP axial fan, 3 HP auger load motor, and a 2 HP chain unload motor, offering optimized airflow and efficient material handling.

The unit features a 16’4” column length, 27’2” overall length, and a 14’2” overall height, making it suitable for mid- to large-size grain operations. Brock’s SQ Series dryers are known for their reliability, durable construction, and ability to deliver consistent drying performance for corn, soybeans, wheat, and other cereal grains.

Specifications:

• Model: SQ16

• Grain Holding Capacity: 326 bushels

• Fan Motor: 15 HP axial fan

• Auger Load Motor: 3 HP

• Chain Unload Motor: 2 HP

• Column Length: 16’4”

• Overall Length: 27’2”

• Overall Height: 14’2”

• Construction: Steel (typical of Brock models)

• Condition: Used

Features:

• 326-bushel capacity ideal for commercial and farm-scale operations

• Axial flow fan provides consistent, high-efficiency drying

• Separate auger and chain unload systems for smooth grain discharge

• Engineered for energy efficiency and even drying performance

• Trusted Brock SQ Series design for durability and long service life

• Compatible with Brock’s control systems and accessories

• Designed for continuous or batch flow drying configurations

• Handles a variety of grains including corn, wheat, soybeans, and barley

Applications:

• Grain drying for storage or market sale

• Corn, soybean, and cereal grain conditioning

• On-farm drying for commercial or co-op use

• Integrated into grain handling systems or elevators

• Prepping grain for long-term silo or bin storage

• Enhancing drying throughput in harvest season

• Moisture reduction to meet commercial grain specs

What might this be used for?

• Drying freshly harvested corn or soybeans prior to bin storage

• Replacing older grain dryers with a high-performance Brock model

• Supporting mid-sized farms during peak harvest operations

• Improving energy efficiency and moisture uniformity in grain drying

• Integrating into a larger post-harvest handling or storage system

• Enhancing grain quality for export or processing markets

• Maintaining consistent drying results with automated control systems

• Reducing crop loss or spoilage by lowering moisture content efficiently