Dry bulk craziness

set it on fire - sorry thats all I have.

 

Product? Airate. Why is it wet to begin with ?

 

You have to open it up, run the blower hard so its generating hot air, anad just let it sit and run, maybe a couple of hours or so of continuous running, If that don't do it then I have to believe you have canvas pads and got them wet, when you clean out canvas bottoms, you never, never,never get them wet, ever.
your probably going to have to pull the bottoms off the trailer(s) toss the pads and replace them, have to remove the screens clean out the air chamber of the now hardened crap from getting them wet and reweld the screen beck into them.
Oh yea did I say never get the canvas pads wet, ever.
If you have flowcones (which look like little umbrellas) somewhere between 3 and 6 of them , those you can wet wash and even haul liquid in them, but not in the canvas one.

 

Dry bulk is easier to pull no surge, But he key word is dry. as in no water even cleaning them unless you know exactly what your doing.
I hauled dirty water in dry bulk trailer for a few months, no problem, II/V Cement to Vegas and dirty water from Mountain Pass to Santa Clarita Waste Water.
I would vent the manholes and leave the bottoms open back to Tehachapi, close it up load cement for the next day. Flow Cones not canvas..

 

I pull smoothbores now for Kemira, pay is better than cement, just watch out for the smackin the back after you take off.

 

Hauling 15 lbs/gal product. Half full and up to weight in a 2 holer.

 

Most of our loads weight around 11.50 per lb to 12.50 per lb depending on the iron content