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First, make sure your elevator chains are good and tight. It's probably time to replace them, though. After a while they stretch enough that they're hard to tighten properly. While you're at it, inspect the sprockets for excessive wear. It's a bit cumbersome replacing the chains, but it's not too hard of a job. I don't know about metal or poly paddles; we've always had rubber.
You should check your incline auger, as well. If it's worn out it can't move grain fast enough and plugs the clean grain elevator.
You should check your incline auger, as well. If it's worn out it can't move grain fast enough and plugs the clean grain elevator.