Discharge Gates. Midland Belly/Bottom Dump Trailer 4.6MB, Belly/Bottom Dump Trailer

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Discharge Gates. Midland Belly/Bottom Dump Trailer 4.6MB, Belly/Bottom Dump Trailer | Manualzz

4.7 DISCHARGE GATES

IMPORTANT

Before adjusting gates, power unit (truck) must be shut-off and the key removed from the ignition.

The trailers can be designed with a clam or cross dump discharge gate style. Each design fulfills certain requirements by customers.

4.7.1 CLAM SHELL DISCHARGE GATE

The clam shell discharge gate style is designed so the gates are aligned parallel with the trailer body or the direction of travel. Air cylinders on each end of the gate control the gate for opening or closing.

Controls are located in the cab or on the side of the trailer frame. Gate opening width is set by placement of the outboard adjustment locks or by setting the length of the gate chains (Optional EGS available).

Equalizer arms in the gate opening linkage will open both ends of the gate equally.

Use either of these methods to set and maintain a desired opening when windrowing or discharging at a controlled rate.

Inboard cylinder mounting protects from truck debris. Front

Internally mounted rear cylinder.

Externally mounted rear cylinder.

Stops

Fig. 15 CLAM DISCHARGE GATE

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Key Features

  • Durable Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of heavy-duty applications, ensuring longevity and reliability.
  • High Payload Capacity: Designed to handle substantial loads, maximizing hauling efficiency and reducing the need for multiple trips.
  • Efficient Unloading: The bottom dump design facilitates quick and controlled unloading, minimizing downtime and enhancing productivity.
  • Hydraulic Operation: Hydraulic cylinders provide smooth and precise control during loading, unloading, and maneuvering.
  • Versatile Applications: Suitable for hauling and unloading a wide range of materials, including aggregate, sand, gravel, and agricultural products.
  • Easy Maintenance: Designed for ease of maintenance, reducing downtime and ensuring optimal performance.

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the warranty period for the trailer?
The warranty period varies depending on the component. Structural components have a 5-year conditional/prorated warranty, while non-structural components have a one-year warranty.
What is not covered under the warranty?
The warranty does not cover parts that wear out due to normal use, alignments or adjustments, and any alterations or misuse of the trailer.
What should I do if I discover a defect?
Upon discovering a defect, immediately notify Midland and return the trailer for inspection within 20 days.