You did an excellent job on that dump. Pulling up with that weight in the top could have easily turned it over with a slight divot, but you put it down so you could safely pull forward. I really like how you have a laid back approach to everything. You seem like nothing gives you much anxiety.
Back in the late 70's into the early 80's my dad used go deliver shingles, tar paper, green board to new construction homes. Anyway all the trucks were were Ford F 700 with a scissor lift bed. The truck had a small ladder. I believe they were supposed to carry everything up the ladder and leave on the roof(shingles and tar papper) and put the green board in where the bathroom was in the house. So my dad would back up to the house to test for soft ground. If it was good he would pull slightly forward and raise the bed. Back up to the truck was close the the wall and lower the bed as close to the roof as possible. He took packs of shingles to make stairs off the back of the truck to unload faster and easier. Other drivers saw what he did a tried it. Some tore off eaves, and did all kinds of damage. They were told to never do that again. One dude was trying to snitch saying that it's how my dad did it, the owner replied that my dad hadn't tore a roof off of a house either. My point is some people don't have enough intelligence to check for soft ground, so with your dump being top heavy with a lot of product up front. All it takes is a soft spot for the trailer to lean, then the weight at the top drags it over. All it takes is a couple dumba$$ people to screw it for everyone.
End dumps tip over, the ground's gotta be pretty level, you lower a bit to move. ...I'd a been long gone after dumping my transfer dump slam-banger buckets. ...Long gone. A transfer dump is a bucket on a truck, with a dolly pulling a trailer with another bucket. Unhook, then dump the truck bucket. Back up over the tunge to the trailer, then slide in and dump the trailer bucket. Put it back together and go for another load. ...it's a gas!! Slam-Bang!!
Tip it up till the load is up to the tailgate then lower all the way down move forward give a gap and go up all the way again you should be near empty then those tip over axles products tend to stick around each side of the hoist and there lies your problems most of the time or uneven ground makes them fall over seen a few go over oh please stay in the truck when your tipping to do not stand on the step or ground if it goes over your more safe been in the cab as if the trailer rolls it may pull the prime mover with it and there is the proublem if your out. Of the cab you will work that out tho you will see one on it side some were one day hope not tho
Because I got scolded recently for pulling forward while dumping with the trailer up high! That's the problem with putting your work on video for everyone to see...
so your still afraid of that frameless dump body you keep dropping it to move forward been running one for years long as single axle on level ground just move ahead your not going to tip over
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Great job unloading, 24 tons is a lot of material. Stay safe
You did an excellent job on that dump. Pulling up with that weight in the top could have easily turned it over with a slight divot, but you put it down so you could safely pull forward. I really like how you have a laid back approach to everything. You seem like nothing gives you much anxiety.
Good thing it wasn't windy. That load was like a tick hanging on.
Hopefully one of these days you'll come across a mud pit like John Candy had in the movie Stripes. Lol.
Coffeyville kansas. 30 minutes from where I'm from
Who's gonna give you a ticket for being 80200? Don't you have an apu?
Question = Why didn't you just inch forward when you had the bed up high instead of making 4 piles???
Enjoy your videos.
Because I recently got scolded for moving forward with the trailer all the way up!
Back in the late 70's into the early 80's my dad used go deliver shingles, tar paper, green board to new construction homes. Anyway all the trucks were were Ford F 700 with a scissor lift bed. The truck had a small ladder. I believe they were supposed to carry everything up the ladder and leave on the roof(shingles and tar papper) and put the green board in where the bathroom was in the house.
So my dad would back up to the house to test for soft ground. If it was good he would pull slightly forward and raise the bed. Back up to the truck was close the the wall and lower the bed as close to the roof as possible. He took packs of shingles to make stairs off the back of the truck to unload faster and easier. Other drivers saw what he did a tried it. Some tore off eaves, and did all kinds of damage. They were told to never do that again. One dude was trying to snitch saying that it's how my dad did it, the owner replied that my dad hadn't tore a roof off of a house either.
My point is some people don't have enough intelligence to check for soft ground, so with your dump being top heavy with a lot of product up front. All it takes is a soft spot for the trailer to lean, then the weight at the top drags it over. All it takes is a couple
dumba$$ people to screw it for everyone.
End dumps tip over, the ground's gotta be pretty level, you lower a bit to move.
...I'd a been long gone after dumping my transfer dump slam-banger buckets. ...Long gone.
A transfer dump is a bucket on a truck, with a dolly pulling a trailer with another bucket.
Unhook, then dump the truck bucket. Back up over the tunge to the trailer, then slide in and dump the trailer bucket. Put it back together and go for another load. ...it's a gas!! Slam-Bang!!
Buen Camino, Happy Trails
My brother in law use to work that ranch it’s big.
That’s Coffeyville KS. the town where the Dalton gang robbed their last bank
Put that trailer in the air if you go up and just release the brakes the loat push you forward.
Tip it up till the load is up to the tailgate then lower all the way down move forward give a gap and go up all the way again you should be near empty then those tip over axles products tend to stick around each side of the hoist and there lies your problems most of the time or uneven ground makes them fall over seen a few go over oh please stay in the truck when your tipping to do not stand on the step or ground if it goes over your more safe been in the cab as if the trailer rolls it may pull the prime mover with it and there is the proublem if your out. Of the cab you will work that out tho you will see one on it side some were one day hope not tho
great video but that's a horrible dump why keep lettin it down all the way
Because I got scolded recently for pulling forward while dumping with the trailer up high! That's the problem with putting your work on video for everyone to see...
You do you👍
cows life is to try and stay drunk......
so your still afraid of that frameless dump body you keep dropping it to move forward been running one for years long as single axle on level ground just move ahead your not going to tip over
You need lessons on long dump. Sorry
Don't eat anything that's not already in your truck with that load....🤣😂....Stop for a big buffet and your over 80k