Doesn't really take a wide driveway as long as it's a straight shot once you're in, a wide apron makes it easier coming off a narrow street
Suggestions improving driveway for Dump Trailer
Discussion in 'Tanker, Bulk and Dump Trucking Forum' started by skobydog, Jul 15, 2015.
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The red area is where the old driver had to go. The yellow is where a truck can travel now. I didn't do much with the apron yet but could widen that a couple feet or more I guess.
I think I made it easier I don't want to disrupt the apron area but can. It's only gravel/dirt so I can back fill it later if I need to.Attached Files:
Last edited: Jul 17, 2015
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Can you get that coal palletized like wood pellets....?
Delivered by flat bed with jiffy type fork lift .... -
With the loose coal I can have it dumped just about anywhere out of the way and leave the pile open in my yard. I don't even really need to cover it except that it turns into a block of ice if you don't, lol.Cat sdp Thanks this. -
Find a driver who knows what he's doing and there would be no problem. Problem is, a lot of drivers these days are lazy and incompetent. If it isn't a perfect straight-line back, they don't want to do it...and even if it is, they might not be able to. If you're driving an end dump, you should be able to do this:
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