side of the boot. The shaft of the auger is offset from lower sprocket that supports the continuous chain at the bottom of the grain elevator. This offset permits the grain to be fed into the boot without having to pass around the lower sprocket or the continuous chain, both increasing capacity and reducing grain damage. The offset also permits the grain to fed more evenly along the entire length of the paddles, thereby increasing the volume of grain that can be lifted by the grain elevator.
Another aspect of the invention includes a tapered portion on the elevator boot. The tapered portion provides a transition area for the grain being fed into the boot by the auger. In particular, the tapered portion directs the flow of grain enteringFEATURED COMPANIES

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