Posted by paul on June 03, 2022 at 12:08:18 from (66.60.196.195):
In Reply to: Elevator Question posted by Kerwin on June 03, 2022 at 06:46:26:
So.... does this run ear corn up to the top, or does it run shelled grain up to bins in the top?
Those deals were not popular in my neighborhood, everyone used stand alone flight elevators to move ear corn up, and there were not many grain type bins up top like other regions have.
I would safely take the drag away, and build a small chute/bin that gravity feeds the vertical elevator. You wont have much more room than that anyhow! Basically build a tiny gravity box for the feed into the leg.
The only issue might be feeding the leg, they like to be fed evenly and especially if it moves ear corn, that tend to come out quite clumpy from a gravity wagon. Could take some work with a corn hook keeping that steady! Would work easy for shelled grain tho.
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