1. Grain is not level and grain is hitting bin high on the side walls. Large doughnut shaped ring.
TILT THE ANDGLE OF THE SPREADER IMPELLER DOWNWARD MORE OR CHANGE ANGLE BACK AND FORTH.
1. IMPELLER ANGLE TOO FLAT
2. IMPELLER ANGLE TOO STEEP
3. AUGER SPOUT AT AN ANGLE
4. SPREADER TILTED
5. CORRECT SPREADING PATTERN
2. Grain is high in the center of bin (small doughnut).
TILT THE ANGLE OF THE SPREADER IMPELLER UP OR MORE FLAT, OR CHANGE BACK AND FORTH.
3. Grain is high on one side and spout is entering spreader at an angle.
CORRECT SPOUT SO THAT GRAIN IS DROPPED DIRECTLY DOWN AND CENTERED SO IT FLOWS EVENLY OVER AND AROUND THE ELECTRIC DRIVE MOTOR. NEVER LET GRAIN FLOW DOWN ONE SIDE OF THE HOPPER OR AT AN ANGLE; THIS WILL RESULT IN SEVERE SHAKING OF THE SPREADER.
4. Grain is high on one side and spreader is not hanging level in the bin.
USE A CARPENTER'S LEVEL ACROSS THE TOP OF THE SPREADER HOPPER TO CHECK IT. BLOCK UP UNDER ONE OF THE HANGER STRAPS TO GET THE SPREADER LEVEL IF NECESSARY.
5. THIS IS THE CORRECT SPREADING PATTERNS. GRAIN IS SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED IN THE CENTER, CONVEYOR SPOUT IS CENTERED, AND THE SPREADER IS LEVEL.
