Was wondering if anybody has used these liners for Ashphalt hauling. The ads say they can take the heat, but I have heard from a few people that they expand and warp. Was wanting to try and put the Quicksilver one for the sides of my Aluminum trailer. We use plywood right now and it wears out every year! Thanks
liners for dump trailer
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i haul ashp. in my dump truck with a liner.. it does expand a little but when it cools down its right back to where it was..i had it in my truck fro about 3/4 yrs then started to haul broken concert and stuff like that and put a big cut in it.. so i took it out.. mad a world of diff. when it was in the truck.. i had a 1/4 not sure of the brand cause they put it in when i got the truck..
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Ok Thanks. We are gonna replace the 3/4" plywood with 1/2" liner. Its 17' in length and 4.5' high. Maybe do two pieces and leave room for expansion. The sides of our trailers get dented with hauling dirt, so hope these sheets take impact well. Also do some paving, so it must be able to take the heat. Might be a trial for one trailer and see how it does!
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quicksilvers the slickest repro is the toughest, for hauling manure i would go with the silver
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Interesting
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hello, i just bought a quad axle 17 ft dump truck and it is an aluminium box setup, but if i want to haul heal concret blocks with steel stickinf out of it, what liner should i use
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