I used to do this alignment constantly. There are certain parts you don’t mess with when you have a shade change. I just couldn’t get it to sink in with the newer guys. You’d have the slow speed agitator scraping the inside of hopper. The auger would be squealing metal on metal in the funnel. The shaft height would be either too high and improper fills OR too low in the funnel and eat the lip out of the funnel. I dreaded leaving these changes for next shift. It would be down in a.m..The straight augers would be bent, broken, metal shavings all over the place. These fillers are gorgeous and a pleasure to run when they are well taken care of
I used to do this alignment constantly. There are certain parts you don’t mess with when you have a shade change. I just couldn’t get it to sink in with the newer guys. You’d have the slow speed agitator scraping the inside of hopper. The auger would be squealing metal on metal in the funnel. The shaft height would be either too high and improper fills OR too low in the funnel and eat the lip out of the funnel. I dreaded leaving these changes for next shift. It would be down in a.m..The straight augers would be bent, broken, metal shavings all over the place. These fillers are gorgeous and a pleasure to run when they are well taken care of