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| I would think that having to hook a fill hose up each time (and unhook once the tanker is full) would negate the time saved of having to back up just right under a load stand. Yes, the first time or two can be tricky, but any half-way decent tractor driver ought to have it figured out after a few loads.
Add to that, the fact that no matter what sort of a pipe system you use to hook up to, there WILL be a mess after a few loads. Manure will run back out the pipe - anything left clinging to the inside of the pipe will run back out. Pretty soon, you will be standing in a puddle of crap, messy hose, hands, messy boots, pants, shirts - then that gets all over the inside of your tractors. | |
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Questions re loading slurry tankers and applicators.....
