Hopper bottom
trucking provides transportation for a number of
different products. With one or two bottoms on the trailer, the goods to
transport are loaded from above and unloaded from below. This is an ideal way
to move a variety of bulk products that
include:
Grain -- From the farm
or field to the grain elevator or the manufacturing facility, hopper trailers
get certain types of produce where it needs to go before it reaches the dinner
table. For example, wheat is poured through a large spigot and released at the
destination. With a large storage capacity, the remaining wheat goes to other
delivery points. The food that can be transported this way includes:
Wheat
Corn & Corn Meal
Oats
Beans
Seeds
Beans
Seeds
Spices
Potatoes
Corn
Fertilizer -- Load up a truck full of fertilizer and
distribute it to as many destinations as necessary. Open up the hopper at the
first location and stop when the desired amount is released, then it’s on to
the next stop. You can even have the truck drive over the field where the
farmer wants the fertilizer.
Pebbles -- Hopper bottom trucking is ideal for delivering small rocks from the quarry to
their new home. Pour the pebbles in and cover them until you reach your
destination. This prevents them from flying out of the truck. Then unload in one spot, such as a hole to be
filled or distribute them over any the location where they’ll be used.
Dirt, Soil, & Sand --
Ask the driver of the truck to distribute that load of dirt, soil, or sand for
you. The driver just rolls over the property, releasing the sand bit by bit,
saving you time and trouble. Whether you need the dirt to even a foundation,
soil for a field, or sand for reclamation work, a hopper truck is the way to
go.
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