This manual contains information that is important for you, the owner/operator, to know and understand.
This information relates to protecting personal safety and preventing equipmentproblems. It is the
responsibility of the owner/operator to inform anyone operating or working in the area of this eq uipment
of these safety guidelines. To help you recognize this information, we use the symbols that are defined
below. Please read the manual and pay attention to these sections. Failure to read this manual and its
safety instructions is a misuse of the equipment and may lead to serious injury or death.
This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to
potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety
messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible
injury or death.
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation
which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which,
if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION used without the safety alert symbol indicates a
potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may
result in property damage.
NOTE indicates information about the equipment that you
should pay special attention.
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1. Safety
Safety Instructions
Our foremost concern is your safety and the safety of others associated with this equipment. We want
to keep you as a customer. This manual is to help you understand safe operating procedures and
some problems which may be encountered by the operator and other personnel.
As owner and/or operator, it is your responsibility to know what requirements, hazards and precautions
exist, and to inform all personnel associated with the equipment or in the area. Safety precautions may
be required from the personnel. Avoid any alterations to the equipment. Such alterations may produce
a very dangerous situation where SERIOUS INJURY or DEATH may occur.
This equipment shall be installed in accordance with the current installation codes and applicable
regulations which should be carefully followed in all cases. Authorities having jurisdiction should be
consulted before installations are made.
Follow Safety Instructions
Carefully read all safety messages in this manual and
safety signs on your machine. Keep signs in good
condition. Replace missing or damaged safety signs. Be
sure new equipment components and repair parts include
the current safety signs. Replacement safety signs are
available from the manufacturer.
Learn how to operate the machine and how to use controls
properly. Do not let anyone operate without instruction.
Keep your machinery in proper working condition.
Unauthorized modifications to the machine may impair
the function and/or safety and affect machine life.
If you do not understand any part of this manual or need
assistance, contact your dealer.
Rotating Flight
Grain augers can kill or dismember.
Keep clear of all augers and never enter the bin unless all
power is disconnected and locked out. Failure to do so will
result in serious injury or death.
Read and Understand Manual
Rotating Flight
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1. Safety
Prepare for Emergencies
Be prepared if fire starts.
Keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy.
Keep emergency numbers for doctors, ambulance service,
hospital and fire department near your telephone.
Wear Protective Clothing
Wear close fitting clothing and safety equipment appropriate
to the job.
Remove all jewelry.
Keep Emergency Equipment
Quickly Accessible
Eye Protection
Long hair should be tied up and back.
Safety glasses should be worn at all times to protect eyes
from debris.
Wear gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges on
plastic or steel parts.
Wear steel toe boots to help protect your feet from falling
debris. Tuck in any loose or dangling shoe strings.
A respirator may be needed to prevent breathing potentially
toxic fumes and dust.
Wear hard hat to help protect your head.
Gloves
Steel Toe Boots
Respirator
Hard Hat
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2. Recommended Method for Full Floor Installation
Fan Placement Diagram
For uniform air flow, place the fans in relation to the unloading tube as shown in Figure 2A. Floor planks
should be perpendicular to the unloading tube.
Figure 2A
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2. Recommended Method for Full Floor Installation
Grain Systems Recommended Method for Full Floor Installation
Using the GSI recommended method for full floor installation should save construction time and
eliminate the problem of improper installation which could invalidate your warranty. Note the following
dimensions as shown in Figure 2B.
•Dimension “A” is the leg-to-leg spacing along the centerline of a given plank.
•Dimension “B” is the amount of stagger between supports under adjacent planks
and is half of Dimension “A”.
•Dimension “C” is the distance from the center of the unload auger to the nearest rows of
supports and is half of Dimension “B”.
Dimensions “A”, “B” and “C” are shown on the appropriate grandstand layout for wall heights under
32 feet. For taller bins, grandstand quantity as well as dimensions “A” and “B” are given onPage 23 and
Page 24 for 20 gauge.
1. Layout centerlines of tank. Make sure one centerline is in line with the direction of the flooring
planks while the other centerline is perpendicular with the flooring planks. See Figure 2B.
2. From the centerline that is perpendicular to the flooring planks, measure the distance of
“C” Dimension and mark a chalk line. See Figure 2B.
3. From the line chalked in the previous step, measure over the distance of “B” Dimension and chalk
another line. Repeat this procedure across the bin until reaching the wall in both directions.
When completed, there should be a set of parallel lines (perpendicular to the floor planks) with
“B” Dimension distance between each line. See Figure 2B.
Chalked lines referred to Step 2
Figure 2B
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2. Recommended Method for Full Floor Installation
IMPORTANT: Fi rst piece of flooring must start at
the proper distance from centerline of bin. Refer to
floor layout on Page 13. First piece may need to be
trimmed for length to fit at the proper location.
Figure 2C
4. Install flooring starting at the bin wall on the opposite side of the unload auger. Floor planks should
be placed perpendicular to the unload auger with the outside edge the correct distance from the
center of the bin.
bin wall and the open channel edge is facing toward s the center of the bin.
(See Figure 6A on Page 13.)
Be sure the flat edge of the floor plank is facing th e
(See Figure 2C.)
Position
the supports for the first/shortest floor plank according to the numbe r of bin rings and corrugation as
shown in the illustrations
the flashing to flooring and bin wall to hold plank in place. (
on Pages 14-22
or stated in the charts on
See Page 11
Page 23 and Page 24
for flashing installation.)
. Attach
5. POSITION THE NEXT ROW OF SUPPORTS ACCORDING TO THE CHALK LINES and support
layout. The straight tab should “snap” under the first (previous) floor pie ce. After the supports in the
row are correctly positioned, install the next floor piece by hooking the open channel edge under
the outside hooks of the floor supports. Push down sharply on the edge of the floor piece until it
snaps into the previous floor piece. (See Figure 2C.) Continue this process for the rest of the floo r
cutting planks for center and intermediate wells as needed. See Figure 5A on Page 12 for center
well support locations.
NOTE: Whenever there is more than Dimension B divided by three inches (B/3") of plank unsupported
beside the bin wall, there should be a support on that plank or a support on each of the
planks adjacent to it such that no more than Dimension B divided by three inches (B/3") is
unsupported. For example: 2.66" bin with 8 rings has a “B” dimension of 22". Take 22"/3" = 7.33"
(Round to 7"). Therefore, there should be no more than 7" of unsupported floor plank.
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3. Grandstand Identification
20 Gauge Grandstand Identification
20 Gauge
Plenum ClearanceGrandstand Color Code
11-7/8"Blue
14-3/8"White
17-3/16"Yellow
Figure 3A
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Figure 4A
4. Flashing Installation
Grain Systems Formed Flashing Installation
If a bin sweep auger will be used, overlap flashing so that the sweep with climb up on to the next flashing
section when rotating (usually clockwise). (See Figure 4A.) This will prevent the rotating/slipping outer
wheel of the sweep from catching on the flashing edges. (All GSI power sweeps and carry-in sweeps
manufactured after April 2002 run clockwise.)
After floor is in place, place 1-1/4" bolts through pre-punched holes in sidewall. Bolt heads should be on
outside of bin. See Figure 4B to determine the correct seque nce for placing the nuts and washers. Finger
tighten the nuts until all flashing is installed, then go back and fully tighten. While holding the flashing flat
and pushing in towards the bin wall, fasten the flashing to the floor with two sheet metal screws.
Figure 4B
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5. Grandstand Layout at Center Well for Recirculating System
Support all center wells to concrete.
Figure 5A
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6. 27' Cor-Lok/Cut-Lok Plank Order
Support all center wells to concrete.
Figure 6A
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7. 27' Grandstand Layout for Recirculating System
27' 20 Gauge Grandstand Layout for Recirculating System
Cut-Lok or 18 Gauge Cor-Lok Floors
2.66" Corrugated Bins 8 Rings Maximum and 4.00" Corrugated Bins
6 Rings Maximum
IMPORTANT: First piece of flooring must start at the proper distance from
center of bin. First few pieces may have to be trimmed for proper fit.
Support all center wells to concrete.
NOTE: Every other row to be staggered. Unsupported ends of floor pieces not to exceed 6 inches.
* 10 Supports per tank were added for center well. (See center well grandstand layout on Page 12.)
Figure 7A
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8. 27' Grandstand Layouts, 33' Maximum Wall Height
27' Cor-Lok/Cut-Lok and 20 Gauge Grandstand Layout
center of bin. First few pieces may have to be trimmed for proper fit.
IMPORTANT: First piece of flooring must start at the proper distance from
Support all center wells to concrete.
NOTE: Every other row to be staggered. Unsupported ends of floor pieces not to exceed 7 inches.
* 2 Supports per tank were added for center well (not shown on layouts).
Figure 8F
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8. 27' Grandstand Layouts, 33' Maximum Wall Height
27' Cor-Lok/Cut-Lok and 20 Gauge Grandstand Layout
2.66" Corrugated Bins 12 Rings
center of bin. First few pieces may have to be trimmed for proper fit.
IMPORTANT: First piece of flooring must start at the proper distance from
Support all center wells to concrete.
NOTE: Every other row to be staggered. Unsupported ends of floor pieces not to exceed 6 inches.
* 2 Supports per tank were added for center well (not shown on layouts).
Figure 8G
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8. 27' Grandstand Layouts, 33' Maximum Wall Height
27' Cor-Lok/Cut-Lok and 20 Gauge Grandstand Layout
4.00" Corrugated Bins 9 Rings
center of bin. First few pieces may have to be trimmed for proper fit.
IMPORTANT: First piece of flooring must start at the proper distance from
Support all center wells to concrete.
NOTE: Every other row to be staggered. Unsupported ends of floor pieces not to exceed 6 inches.
* 2 Supports per tank were added for center well (not shown on layouts).
Figure 8H
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9. 20 Gauge Floor Support Requirements
20 Gauge Grandstand Chart - 2.66" Corrugation
Narrow/2.66" Corrugation - 20 Gauge Grandstand Floor Support Chart
Full Floor Supports Required for Plank Type Flooring 2.66" Corrugation
Dia.12151821242730333639424548546072757890105
Rings
57/27
3
62
54/276258/298054/27
4
54/276258/298054/27
5
54/276254/278854/27
6
54/276252/269648/24
7
48/247048/24
8
48/247048/24
9
42/217542/21
10
42/217542/21
11
38/198040/20
12
38/198038/19
13
34/179034/17
14
32/169532/16
15
30/15
16
100
28/14
17
106
26/13
18
110
19
20
21
22
23
CUT-LOK only if
24
Dia. and number of
rings are in bottom
25
26
27
28
29
shaded area.
100
100
110
110
115
120
130
140
30/15
150
28/14
160
26/13
170
24/12
180
22/11
190
120
120
120
138
48/24
144
42/21
144
42/21
144
42/21
144
40/20
154
38/19
166
34/17
180
32/16
190
30/15
205
28/14
215
24/12
240
24/12
240
22/11
260
SUPPORT SPACING
SUPPORT QUANTITY
52/26
56/28
205
52/26
215
48/24
225
46/23
230
42/21
243
42/21
250
40/20
265
38/19
280
36/18
290
34/17
300
32/16
320
28/14
360
26/13
380
24/12
400
22/11
440
22/11
440
20/10
470
18/9
520
18/9
520
16/8
580
14/7
650
54/27
249
48/24
275
48/24
275
46/23
300
44/22
303
42/21
309
40/20
319
38/19
345
36/18
360
34/17
380
32/16
400
28/14
450
26/13
480
24/12
510
22/11
550
22/11
550
20/10
600
18/9
660
16/8
730
16/8
730
14/7
820
14/7
820
12/6
950
12/6
950
12/6
950
160
52/26
160
50/25
168
46/23
182
42/21
190
42/21
190
42/21
190
40/20
202
36/18
220
34/17
230
32/16
250
30/15
260
26/13
290
24/12
310
22/11
340
22/11
340
20/10
370
18/9
400
18/9
400
16/8
450
14/7
500
*For Aeration Systems recessed in the concrete, add one (1) ring for proper spacing.
When using FL-3102-3 or FL-3102-6 (3", 6") Grandstands, increase the listed quantities by 33%
(Standard Quantity x 1.33).
Quantities of Grandstands are minimum required for installation - Due to varying conditions and
construction techniques at floor and wall penetrations, additional supports may need to be
ordered.
How to read the chart: For example, a 12' diameter bin with 7 rings would have spacing of 54/27
(the top numbers). Meaning A=54" and B=27". The number of supports needed would be 62,
(the bottom number).
Wide/4.00" Corrugation - 20 Gauge Grandstand Floor Support Chart
Full Floor Supports Required for Plank Type Flooring 4.00" Corrugation
Dia.12151821242730333639424548546072757890105
Rings
SUPPORT SPACING
SUPPORT QUANTITY
54/276258/298054/27
3
54/276254/278854/27
4
54/276252/269648/24
5
48/247048/24
6
42/217542/21
7
42/217542/21
8
38/198040/20
9
36/189034/17
10
32/169530/15
11
28/14
12
100
26/13
13
110
14
15
16
CUT-LOK only if Dia.
17
and number of rings
are in bottom
18
shaded area.
19
20
21
22
100
110
110
115
130
150
28/14
160
26/13
170
120
120
138
48/24
138
42/21
144
42/21
144
38/19
166
34/17
180
32/16
190
28/14
210
26/13
220
22/11
260
52/26
150
52/26
160
50/25
168
46/23
182
42/21
190
42/21
190
38/19
220
34/17
230
32/16
250
28/14
280
26/13
290
22/11
340
20/10
370
18/9
400
56/28
202
52/26
214
48/24
224
46/23
230
42/21
249
40/20
265
38/19
277
34/17
300
32/16
320
28/14
360
24/12
400
22/11
440
20/10
480
18/9
520
16/8
580
16/8
580
54/27
249
48/24
275
48/24
275
44/22
303
42/21
309
40/20
319
36/18
355
34/17
380
32/16
400
28/14
450
24/12
510
22/11
550
20/10
600
18/9
660
16/8
730
16/8
730
14/7
820
12/6
950
12/6
950
(* Based upon 13.5" or taller floor heights)
50/25
50/25
50/25
50/25
46/23
333
50/25
333
48/24
347
44/22
363
42/21
387
38/19
417
34/17
471
32/16
500
30/15
520
28/14
550
24/12
630
22/11
680
20/10
740
18/9
810
16/8
900
16/8
900
14/7
1010
12/6
1160
12/6
1160
390
50/25
390
46/23
425
44/22
435
40/20
480
36/18
525
34/17
555
32/16
600
30/15
650
28/14
670
24/12
760
22/11
820
20/10
890
18/9
970
16/8
1080
16/8
1080
14/7
1220
12/6
1410
12/6
1410
470
50/25
470
44/22
523
44/22
523
40/20
565
36/18
620
32/16
695
30/15
750
28/14
790
26/13
840
24/12
900
20/10
1060
20/10
1060
18/9
1160
16/8
1290
16/8
1290
14/7
1450
12/6
1670
12/6
1670
576
50/25
576
46/23
606
42/21
656
40/20
686
36/18
746
32/16
830
28/14
930
26/13
990
24/12
1060
22/11
1140
20/10
1240
18/9
1360
18/9
1360
16/8
1510
16/8
1510
14/7
1700
12/6
1960
12/6
1960
695
46/23
695
46/23
695
42/21
751
38/19
821
34/17
900
32/16
951
30/15
1010
26/13
1140
24/12
1220
22/11
1320
20/10
1430
18/9
1570
18/9
1570
16/8
1750
16/8
1750
14/7
1970
12/6
2270
12/6
2270
52/26
48/24
44/22
42/21
38/19
34/17
30/15
28/14
24/12
22/11
20/10
735
775
836
866
946
1036
1156
1230
1400
1510
1640
18/9
1800
18/9
1800
16/8
2000
16/8
2000
16/8
2000
14/7
2260
12/6
2600
12/6
2600
48/24
869
48/24
869
44/22
933
42/21
977
38/19
1057
34/17
1163
30/15
1303
28/14
1390
24/12
1590
22/11
1710
20/10
1860
18/9
2040
16/8
2270
16/8
2270
16/8
2270
14/7
2560
14/7
2560
12/6
2950
12/6
2950
46/23
1156
42/21
1236
40/20
1296
36/18
1416
32/16
1566
30/15
1660
26/13
1870
24/12
2000
20/10
2350
18/9
2570
16/8
2860
16/8
2860
16/8
2860
14/7
3230
14/7
3230
12/6
3720
12/6
3720
All floor styles OK for
bin sizes in upper
44/22
1430
42/21
1477
38/19
1650
34/17
1779
32/16
1883
28/14
28/15
2160
3550
24/12
22/11
2460
3820
22/11
20/10
2650
4150
20/10
18/9
2880
4550
18/9
16/8
3170
5060
16/8
16/8
3520
5060
16/8
14/7
3520
5710
14/7
12/6
3970
6580
14/7
12/6
3970
6580
12/6
4570
12/6
4570
shaded area.
18 Gauge COR-LOK
or CUT-LOK if Dia.
and number of rings
are in middle
unshaded area.
24/12
24/12
3850
4160
22/11
22/11
4150
4480
20/10
20/10
4500
4870
18/9
18/9
4950
5340
16/8
16/8
5500
5940
16/8
16/8
5500
5940
14/7
14/7
6200
6710
12/6
12/6
7140
7730
12/6
12/6
7140
7730
22/11
5970
20/10
6480
18/9
7120
16/8
7910
16/8
7910
14/7
8920
14/7
8920
12/6
10280
10760
10760
12150
12150
13990
20/10
8820
18/9
9680
16/8
16/8
14/7
14/7
12/6
23
*For Aeration Systems recessed in the concrete, add one (1) ring for proper spacing.
When using FL-3102-3 or FL-3102-6 (3", 6") Grandstands, increase the listed quantities by 33%
(Standard Quantity x 1.33).
Quantities of Grandstands are minimum required for installation - Due to varying conditions
and construction techniques at floor and wall penetrations, additional supports may need
to be ordered.
How to read the chart: For example, a 12' diameter bin with 5 rings would have spacing of 54/27
(the top numbers). Meaning A=54" and B=27". The number of supports needed would be 62,
(the bottom number).
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10. Flashing Support Stiffeners
Stiffener Flashing Support Instructions for Internal
Universal Stiffeners
1. Install the floor and support system, cutting the floor to go around the internal stiffeners as required.
2. Break the stiffener flashing support (SS-6984) into its three (3) components.
3. Lay the flashing supports on top of the flooring and weld the flashing supports to the stiffener as
close as possible. Fasten the flashing to the wall, flashing support, and floor. Seal all spaces by
welding or caulking.
4. Paint all welds with good quality zinc rich paint.
5. Stiffener flashing supports (SS-6984) must be ordered separately from the standard floor
and flashing.
Figure 10A
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11. Air Flow Support Instructions
Installation of Air Flow Supports
1. Determine the spacing and quantity of air flow supports required from the chart on Page 28.
Make sure that the correct supports have been ordered for use with the proper depth of plank
(either 1-1/8" or 1-3/8" deep).
2. Mark center of bin.
3. Install discharge auger.
4. Mark spacing lines parallel to discharge auger.
5. Start on the side of the bin opposite from the discharge auger and place the first two rows of
supports on the spacing lines. Note that air flow supports are installed at an angle in an overlapping
pattern so the ends will overlap. See floor layouts in Figure 11B on Page 29.
6. Install the channel lock flooring on the first two rows of supports and secure in place with bin
wall flashing.
7. Finish placing supports on the spacing lines and installing floor planks.
a. Single supports are used next to the bin wall and at the ends of split floor planks in order to
maintain the floor manufacturer’s recommended minimum distance from the end of a plank to
a support.
b. Double supports are used at the sump and along the sides of the discharge auger for spacing
of 16" or less and for recirculating bin equipment.
c. Full supports may have to be overlapped or angled to provide support at walls and to maintain
spacing and flashing requirements.
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11. Air Flow Support Instructions
The following Figure 11A show methods of support placement to achieve the necessary spacing close
to discharge augers and sumps.
Figure 11A
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11. Air Flow Support Instructions
*Installation, Spacing and Quantities of Air Flow Supports Under Channel Lock Floors
18 Ft. Dia.21 Ft. Dia.24 Ft. Dia.27 Ft. Dia.30 Ft. Dia.
Full Double Single Full Double Single Full Double Single Full Double Single Full Double Single
Bin Diameter - Number of Supports
33 Ft. Dia.36 Ft. Dia.42 Ft. Dia.48 Ft. Dia.60 Ft. Dia.
Full Double Single Full Double Single Full Double Single Full Double Single Full Double Single
Notes:
1. Use a maximum spacing of 16" for perforated corrugated flooring.
2. The number of supports listed is based on the maximum peaked capacity of each bin.
3. Use extra single supports for split floors.
4. Extra supports are required for grain recirculating equipment. Use the manufacturer’s
recommendation for the number and spacing of extra supports. NOTE:For grain flows, air flow
supports are doubled in a 14' diameter in the center of the floor.
5. Contact a representative for air flow supports required for larger bins and deeper grain depths.
6. *Increase the number of supports by 5% when used with 6-3/4" wide mfs floor planks.
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Figure 11B
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11. Air Flow Support Instructions
Installation, Spacing and Quantities of Air Flow Supports Under
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This equipment shall be installed in accordance with
the current installation codes and applicable
regulations which should be carefully followed in all