to all end dump haulers...

That's a good way to be.
I'll tell why we're so adamant about the spacing. About twenty years ago we'd just bought three brand new Reliance end dumps. They went to work the very next day stockpiling road-base.
The drivers got into a competition to see who could get the most loads and started dumping alongside each other and taking off before the trailers were all the way down.
They were all three side by side when one of them went over and took the other two with it.
The trailers didn't even have the paint worn off the inside of the bed yet.
None of the drivers were hurt...except for a sore butt when the old man went up one side of them and down the other...and the trucks stayed on their feet but we were sure out of the end dump business for awhile.
The owner didn't buy any more end dumps for about five years. He said it took him that long to work up his nerve.

 

How about those of us that pull two trailers at the same time?

 

The only livestock trailer i've ever pulled is my 24 footer that I haul my own cows with. The guys that do it every day have my respect.

 

To deal with that mess and that SMELL?

No thank you.

 

The smelly part is when you get home and have to clean out the trailer.

 

Well, not to excuse that necessarily but one explanation for that would be that one has to be very careful where one parks a set. The fuel island is one place to put the truck for a few minutes to grab a cup of Joe and a snack without the risk of having to back up, and pups don’t back very well.