1050c leading edge trims too much

Hi there,
I was trying to figure out if there is a way to make the 1050c trim less of the leading edge when loading a roll. Every time I load a roll it trims about 4 inches; my old 750 could be loaded to only trim about 1/8 inch.
It sure adds up when I'm frequenly loading $250 rolls of mylar!
Any ideas?
G

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