Farm_Kid2
Guest
My guess is that the rubber flap along that side of the chaffer pulls away from the side of the machine, allowing the grain to drop through. I don't know a good way to correct it.
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Combines grainloss
FarmDog
Guest
make sure Ya unloading auger isnt dropping a small trail of grain, it can do for a while after shut off when loading grain carts
combine_ken
Guest
If the rubber flap is pulled away cut a piece of puckboard (1_8" plastic sheeting)75% of the width of the rubber to hold it in place. Almost as handy of stuff as duct tape, that puck board! 2 things you need to keep that Case runnin'
brodale
Guest
You may only need to adjust your rotor speed. We had that problem in corn a couple years ago because we were overloading one side of the sieve. Increased rotor speed 50RPM and it changed the grain distribution on the sieve and no more problem.To check sieve hit brake hard, pull throttle to off and push hydrostat full ahead all at the same time. Do this while harvesting at normal speed and the combine will stop dead in it's tracks.This was recommended to me by the Case combine rep. Now you can check grain pattern on sieve, tailings volume, if there is grain in straw at back of rotor, etc., etc. Works great. Good luck.