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NC KS | No, you shouldn't have to update your zero point that much. Keep in mind that the zero point is measuring the normal vibration on the sensor for the empty weight so it can read the added vibration of grain hitting it to measure yield. Therefore, a loose elevator chain or paddle can be moving the zero point. Make sure the area around the load sensing bar is clear from grain or dust, etc. That can throw it off, also. | |
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