I have a load of shredded rubber in a walking floor trailer. The load is frozen and will not walk off. I understand I may have to wait until this load thaws for it to walk off, but is there anything I can do in the future to avoid this happening? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Frozen Walking Floor
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Rold1422, Dec 13, 2017.
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When I did hauled trash with a transfer trailer we used salt, pretty sure the walking floors did the same
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When I hauled sawdust that was loaded the night before and froze the floor would still work but the saw dust just sat there. So I had to get in the back with a pitchfork and just start picking at it. When chunks would break off the floor would start taking it to the back and I would just keep picking away. I think the worst one took about 2 hours to unload.
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make sure you have all the slats in the forward position before you load that way the first movement is towards the back.
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Is the floor moving, if you turn on pto an in N without trying to make floor move till you let hyd fluid pump around for some time till fluid gets warm it will make floor move faster when it 1st starts?
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Spray floor with diesel before you load
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Diesel fixes everything in the cold!
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That will get your load refused if you are hauling chips,,,now you are proud owner of 90k lbs of wood chips. Mills check for diesel
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