Morgan trucking
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Jun 12, 2019 at 07:33 PM CST
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TERRY MORGAN
MORGAN TRUCKING ENTERPRISE LLC
Sikeston, MO
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TERRY MORGAN
MORGAN TRUCKING ENTERPRISE LLC
- Sikeston, MO
Question: First I understand it kinda depends on what I?m hauling.. But thinking of buying a hopper and possibly a 72 inch side instead of a 78 considering my truck is so heavy! All positive thoughts are appreciated! Thanks 42/96/72...
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Replied on Thu, Jun 13, 2019 at 09:56 AM CST
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JEFFREY WILSON
JEFF WILSON TRUCKING LLC
Mayfield, KY
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JEFFREY WILSON
JEFF WILSON TRUCKING LLC
- Mayfield, KY
We run over the road with 43 x102 x 78 sides,that lets us load just about any product other than midds and whole cottonseed with 50,000.We have wilson trailers,we have some 14,15 and 2016 models for sale in ky if this intrest you,or if you have your own athourity we can run you with your own hopper for 10% or pull mine for 15%,give me a call if I can help,Jeff Wilson 270-519-9425 |
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Replied on Mon, Jun 17, 2019 at 08:22 AM CST
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ROBERT GROVER
GROVER FARM TRUCKING
Amboy, MN
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ROBERT GROVER
GROVER FARM TRUCKING
- Amboy, MN
Guess it depends on where you go and what you want to haul. I have some lanes I run with a standard Ag hopper because I know there is enough dense loads coming back normally to make it work. When I send a guy to a new area and I am not sure on back hauls I send then with a high capacity hopper. That being said any new trailers I buy will be high capacity since it gives us more versitility. I would personally go with a larger trailer. |