central - east central Minnesota - | I think a guy can make it work . . In my mind, picking up the loaded grain box with out spilling the grain out the back would be the challenge. I've seen flip up sides on dump boxes (used for demo - shingles). Maybe a tight fitting tarp on top to keep the grain intact. Getting the boxes out of mud and such isn't a problem. Watch some of those things at construction / remodel sites - Muddy as heck and sunk in the ground - the truck picks'em right up. Maybe something on the order of those cotton trailer pickup things in the south? The cable systems seem to work more like a roll back bed (less angle). Hook trucks seem to have more dump angle on and off. Maybe they make a "roll" back hook ? I think it would work slick.
Edited by iseedit 3/4/2009 19:36
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Anyone using a hooklift truck to haul grain
