Most of the ten wheelers in this area have a center spout too. The corners of the box still need to be cleaned and that takes time. Trucks have driven out the door with the box up and have wiped out the top of the door at the elevator. I'm not against end dumps at all. I've driven plenty of them, but like it or not, speed of unloading and getting the truck out of the pit area here in the Midwest corn country is the big emphasis. Our local elevator will dump up to a half million bushels a day during the harvest season with five pits if everything clicks. That's a lot of loads. Whether we like it or not, when the big combines here in NWIA get to rolling in the corn putting out 2500 or more bushels per hour per combine a bunch of corn coming out of the fields. Jim
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