Download and print off the two screen suggestions. I didn't print all of it because it covers everything to lawn grass to tree seeds. I just printed the few pages for small grain and soybean.
I charged $70 an hour through my 47b plus $1 a mile to drive to the site, but I am going to raise my price this fall. I can go a little faster because I have a second scalping screen, so I can set a course screen first, then a little finer screen second, then the sieve screen to clean out fines. Keep your fan turned up, the fan does a lot of the cleaning, and I think a lot of guys like to keep it low so to not lose as much grain. I'd rather put more light seed on the ground as it makes for a better sample of seed rye.
My machine has three augers - inlet, clean grain, and light grain. The scalpings and fines are caught in buckets. The super light trash blows out the back. I'm planning on mounting a dust collector to make it a less dusty job. I'll route the inlet to suck up the dust as the seed comes out the roll feed hopper. It should also give me a couple more bushel per hour capacity as well.
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