If it is a six row several things can be a factor.
The varity of corn can be one. Some shell and seperate easier than others. Lots of green stalks and leaves can cause problems as well. They are to heavy to blow out and they carry corn out with them.
Set the combine to the settings bill said on the rotor, concave and fan.Open that top seive up till the corn stays in with 200 bushel corn at 4 mile per hour on the flat.
Do you have the tailings flow monitor? If so open up the bottom shoe till the tailings no longer over fills.
If you get to much trash in the hopper set this way then you will have to back down the seives and shoe to get out the trash.
4 mph on the flat in 20% 200 bushel corn is about the limit. You may be down to 2.5 on sidehills and up hill.
I've been having problems getting small pieces of dry bean stems out of the hopper.
I'm down to 400 RPM on the rotor Concaves open to 6 and still getting stems with the shoe about shut.
Gonna try over opening the shoe tomorrow to see if it will shoot more air out to blow them out.
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