Roof Vents

Roof vents allow the drying air to be exhausted from the drying bin. During the counter-flow drying process, a large column of heated air is blown into and up through the grain. As the moisture-laden air exits the grain, it moves upward in the bin towards the roof. Roof vents permit the saturated air to exit the bin, preventing moisture from condensing on the inside of the roof and dripping back onto the top layer of grain.

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What Our Customers Say

"I’ve slowly pushed my average moisture, as the price of corn goes down this year, it’s going to be more important than ever for those extra ten or fifteen bucks per acre."

Robert Ritter

"It's automatic and you push the button and it does the job for you. The economy is good compared with some of the other dryers as far as fuel use is concerned, but the main advantage is the capacity and the fact we don't have to babysit it."

Clyde T.- Missouri

"I haul grain for a living. I haul out of several Shivvers bins and to me the moisture they say they are is what it is. It's very consistent, bin after bin, year after year. I think it's a pretty good system."

Richard F. Wisconsin

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