tipping truck in Edmonton

[sledhead_2002]

a grain vac is your best bet, for the corn. the meal, i dont think the vac will work with the meal, might blow most of it out the cyclone. let me know how you make out Dennis

Cheers n good luck

 

[eclipse1966]

Tks Curt for the heads up! Never thought about the meal so I will bring it up to my customers attn. They also have a bob cat so push come to shove they may have to use that on the meal.

a grain vac is your best bet, for the corn. the meal, i dont think the vac will work with the meal, might blow most of it out the cyclone. let me know how you make out Dennis

Cheers n good luck

 

[magnet]

Get Bed truck suck it up on the roll set it down and back into it while letting out the winch line it'll dump.
I'm assuming they are open top cans. If only doors on it pop the seal and look out its coming at you live lol

 

[eclipse1966]

no these are not open top cans.

Get Bed truck suck it up on the roll set it down and back into it while letting out the winch line it'll dump.
I'm assuming they are open top cans. If only doors on it pop the seal and look out its coming at you live lol

 

[magnet]

How do they load them? Is there a wall in behind the doors to hold the product from coming out the doors? I thinking bobcat will be easiest way by the sounds of it

 

[eclipse1966]

they are loaded with an auger and as they make there way to the doors they close one half of the door and put a bulk head in the opening of the other door leaving 1/4 exposed open.

How do they load them? Is there a wall in behind the doors to hold the product from coming out the doors? I thinking bobcat will be easiest way by the sounds of it

 

[magnet]

Oh sounds nice lol have fun probly really neat after it all settles out during transport. Probly heavy as hell as well.

Used to deliver cans of bagged rice from china to downtown Edmonton with my uncles company. No pallets all in floor they would have about 20+ guys could unload a 20' can in a couple hrs unreal how fast they could do it heavy bags to like 55lbs if I remember right

 

[eclipse1966]

generally speaking, inbound cargo to Canada is usually palletized and outbound to Asia is floor stacked. Labour is too expensive here to have guys unload by hand.

Oh sounds nice lol have fun probly really neat after it all settles out during transport. Probly heavy as hell as well.

Used to deliver cans of bagged rice from china to downtown Edmonton with my uncles company. No pallets all in floor they would have about 20+ guys could unload a 20' can in a couple hrs unreal how fast they could do it heavy bags to like 55lbs if I remember right

 

[Summitric]

"Re: tipping truck in Edmonton"

NO, TRUCKS ARE A BIT HEAVY, BUT I'LL GO COW TIPPING WITH YA ANYTIME ...... LOL
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