Local Dealerships

(574) 595-7827

3191 E 800 S

Star City, IN 46985

http://bonnellgrain.com/

(979) 541-1535

El Campo, TX  77437

(308) 627-5903

Broken bow, NE 68822

(320) 593-1695

Litchfield, MN 55355

(574) 538-7029

601 S Old SR 15 

Milford, Indiana 46580

(419) 925-4349 

6915 Olding Rd. 

Maria Stein, OH 45860 

https://homaninc.com/

4363 E 900 S

Keystone, IN 46759

1508 N CR 830 E

Michigantown, IN 46057

kelleragservice@gmail.com

(937) 313-2621

Russia, OH 45363

(507) 532-5457

Marshall, MN 56258

(816) 625-4022

201 N 1ST ST

Bates City, MO 64011

(419) 336-7361

169 S Main Street

North Star, OH 45350

 https://www.northstarimplement.com/ 

(800) 557 -4689

https://www.siouxsteel.com/dealers 

(563) 419-0887  

Cresco, IA  52136

(800) 786-8351

5068 E 100 N

Bluffton, IN 46714 

 https://www.ttgequipment.com/ 

Check back soon for a dealer near you. Interested dealers please call 419-375-1020 or email sales@cornadograinspreader.com 

 We were very unhappy with power spreaders in our bins that were filled by the dryer due to the fines being concentrated in the center of bins and creating hot spots.  The Coronado spreader has done an excellent job of getting the fines distributed farther out from the center.  We have the spreader installed in a 54’ as well as a 48’ and both sizes do a great job.  Very happy with the product. 

Hands down the best grain spreader we have ever had. We started out with electric spreaders, switched to other brand gravity spreaders & we replaced the spreaders in four bins before harvest this fall to the Cornado Grain Spreader & WOW.......I have never had bins so level!!!!!! We plan to switch the rest of bins before next year

Ive had a 33 foot 9 ring bin with a stirrator in it for about 10 years and every year the battle was on to get the auger just perfect to get the grain somewhat level so it would dry evenly , up and down the bin checking , jack under the axle to adjust side to side , on & off tractor forward - backward ,and then half the time giving up and turning the spreader off and run 500 bu in the middle and shovel to the low side at the end of the day . Not what i needed at the end of a long day . i purchased a cornado spreader in 2019 that my stirrator actually is suspended from the bottom of the grain spreader . It worked great .. I refill this bin 4 or 5 times a year since i grind feed out of it and i never look at it anymore while filling its always level within a couple ripples on a grain bin sheet no matter where the auger is located ,, I have not used a shovel since .

Great product! Works very well! Would definitely recommend

I had a bin fire in 2019 so I needed a new spreader, Put a cornado in my bin.
I am amazed how great a job it does. No resetting the auger just
run corn in and Cornado spreads it fast or slow makes no diffence

This review is from Mike Lefeld with Lefeld Brothers, LLC:
We just installed 2 Cornado grain spreaders in our drying bins. We needed a much improved level spreading and distribution of fines. After installation and then filling of the grain bins, they did a perfect job as described of level spreading the corn. When I walked across the bin, probing the corn, the fines are just as even. Now we wish we had done this years ago!

After switching to the Cornado, I no longer have to shovel grain in the bins anymore. all you have to do is grease it, set the auger up, and hammer down. it can take corn as fast as you can feed it!

After years of struggling with spreaders, finally we have one that we can’t cuss at!! They told us whatever you do, don’t overfill and cover the spreader, so one late night was unloading by myself and thought I better see how full it was. Sure enough, too full, but on a 36 foot bin was only 6 inches of variance all around bin. 

Easy to set and impressive capacity!!  Still have old spreader in driveway!!  Putting in 2 more next year!!  

“We initially installed a few trial units of the Cornado Grain Spreader for rice seeds in bin drying. We want to replace our traditional spreaders because of non-uniform spreading of grain and impurities in the bulk mix. Personnel must climb on top of the bulk grain to rake and spread the grain flat. Such procedure has safety concern. Also, the uneven mixture-distribution of fine materials, other impurities, and grain create airflow and static pressure differential thereby causing hot spots and non-uniform drying of grains. The Cornado spreader can mitigate such concerns in our rice seed drying. A more uniform seed and impurities distribution in the bin provide better drying efficiency that saves energy, quality of the seeds, and prevents seeds from spoilage. With smart bin manager and Cornado grain spreader guarantees quality seeds. We have recently installed more Cornado units in our on-farm bin dryers.”