Hopper bottom

When you're unloading if it's starting to plie up on the grate over the pit you need to slow it down a bit. It all comes out about the same way, unless you're hauling DDGs or hominy then it comes out like a saint bernard through the cat door.

 

No more than a van at least.

 

Make sure the truck has a suspension gauge in the cab and learn to load the front hopper by that and the gauge on the trailer. He have the electric tarps on his wagons or the old style ones?

 

Oh well I've never dealt with one of them. The shifting will come back to you if you've ever driven truck before.

 

What sort of raggedy are we talking about here, faded paint, and white wheels or bald tires and no brakes.