Refurbished  Sioux Simes grain bin jacks are no longer manufactured.

Sioux Simes jack recommended capacity: Less than 7,500 pounds.

Bin Jacker Supply sells, rents and rebuilds used Sioux Simes jacks.

Sioux Steel started Sioux Simes style jacks in 1999 and manufactured jacks until 2006. Sioux Simes style jacks look very similar to Anderson Simes jacks and are often confused with them except for the Sioux Simes style jack’s forest green color. Sioux Simes style jacks used Holland parts with an indented gearbox cover and gears. Sioux Simes style jacks had lower lifting stats due to different manufacturing methods. Sioux Steel replaced the channel iron “T” with the milled “T” for the yolk assembly at the suggestion from Allen Anderson. Sioux also replaced the roll pins and went to a welded solid steel rod instead. The milled “T”s and the welded steel rod had changed the function of the yolk and linkage. Due to Sioux Steel production methods rated capacity was unknown, however the approximate yield capacity was 7,500 pounds based on field studies. In 2006 due to production standards, Sioux Steel decided to sell their remaining inventory. With the help of an independent engineering source Sioux Steel changed some of the components of the jack and assigned manufacturing to Koyker Manufacturing.

• Sioux Simes Grain bin jacks have been refurbished and sold with a full warranty.
• The Jack is sold complete with one set of linkage and one PTO.