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Re: silage truck tailgatePosted by ChrisLSD on July 07, 2007 at 20:59:33 from (216.254.225.124): In Reply to: silage truck tailgate posted by Brian on July 07, 2007 at 15:27:00: in my opinion you need to see a real silage endgate and make one like that - i go help a college buddy cut silage and that is what they use - this is the best i can describe it in a little area - it is a couple pieces of plywood together basically the same size as whole truck opening - canvas edges a couple inches ectra to prevent leakage - now this is all anchored to a couple of pieces of pipe that extend about 4 or 5 feet forward along the top of the truck box from each of the top corners of the plywood - so this is how it works - he backs up to the pit - raises the box - the door opens automatically when the box gets high enough from the weight pushing on it he drives ahead - the door lides over the pile of silage - then he lowers the bos and it closes automatically - he is gone again - goto farmphoto,com - look up machinery pictures - goto trailers - a lot of new style european tipping trailers have the same style dummp as the silage boxes - just much nicer and more heavy duty - one more thing - the bottom of the silage endgate sits about 6" inside the box at the bottom but about even with the back of the box at the top - but the pipes which go forward - this is what they pivot on - so when the box is up they are quite high reply back if u need more ideas.....
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