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Old 11-19-2007, 01:15 AM
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Default What do I need to hoist a dump box?

Let's say I wanted to haul grain in a dump box. How do you get the thing to dump?
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Open the tailgate, engage the power take off, engage the clutch, put the up - down lever in the "up" position, and raise the box.
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a wet kit on the truck that lifts a hydraulic cylinder(s), is that what you meant or are you talking about getting it out of the dump box? we have hauled wheat in a dump truck and just put empty seed bags in the tailgate to fill the gapes then just pulled them out when we started dumping at the elevator.
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Old 11-19-2007, 01:53 AM
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None or our trucks have a wet line or PTO or anything like that. Dumb it down for me pleeeez. Can I modify a truck to haul corn, wheat & soybeans in a dump trailer?
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None or our trucks have a wet line or PTO or anything like that. Dumb it down for me pleeeez. Can I modify a truck to haul corn, wheat & soybeans in a dump trailer?
You can...if you get the wet kit installed, as furbis already stated. Cost would be right close to $3500, depending on shop rates. Easier way to haul grain, if such is your intent, would be to lease a "hopper-bottom" trailer or 2.
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Sorry, I thought you were asking about the procedure when you said
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How do you get the thing to dump?
Here is what you need to install on your tractor to operate a dump trailer or walking floor trailer:

http://www.munciepower.com/Products/...r/ComboKit.htm

http://www.adifp.com/wetkit.htm

Not that hard to install yourself if you're into doing that sort of thing.
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Old 11-19-2007, 02:30 AM
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Yeah that's what I was looking for. Seems like you can get a grain truck from August to November around here so I was just thinking is all.
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Check around, some grain elevators have dump platforms which raise the trailer up on a hoist to dump it. If so, you could use a covered wagon and save the expense of a PTO and dump trailer. Also, as mentioned, look into renting a hopper bottom.
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