11-29-2011, 02:48 AM
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Weaver Of Dreams
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Deer Park, WA
Posts: 377
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Re: What type of tanker is this?
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Originally Posted by Bsorenson79
Also I see them delivering flour to bakeries. I always wonder if they clean out the tank before making the switch from cement to baking flour.
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Anything that is dry and bulky can be hauled in these trailers. I haul cement, Fly Ash, Lime (3/8 or less rock), Soda Ash, Sodium Bicarb, I have hauled salt (both road and table), dog food, powdered animal byproducts, flour, barley, corn, rice, rice hulls, the list goes on and on, and like I said I have even hauled liquid fertilizer in them.. Very versatile trailers. You don't even need to use air to unload, I have hauled coal in them before and had to drop the bottoms (open the bottom hatch) and let it fall out. I love these things just one drawback to them... DUST mainly in the truck, not much you can do about it..
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Originally Posted by Brian in PA
That is a pretty cool build. any other info on it? It looks like the trailer was built from a small muffler, that's a good idea if it was.
Brian
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Man that's a darn goo idea Brian, I'm sure you remember me talking about finding a way to build one... Thanks for the idea
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Originally Posted by pugs
Cause of their shape they are called cement pigs, atleast around here.
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They are called "Sand Cans" just about every where as well.
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Rims and Tanks by ihbuilder / Grill and Visor by Brian in PA / Mirrors, Front and Rear Bumper, Back of Cab Lights, and Steering Arms by tc1cat / Fenders by Stylin n Profilin / Frame Rails by The Late Freddy Gear Drive
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