Yes, the hydraulic drive system is powered by the PTO on the tractor.

We're glad the video helped and good luck on the job!

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It was made in house by our media team.

Yes, the WALKING FLOOR system is strong enough to self unload a full trailer of pallets. The ideal use of the WALKING FLOOR technology is with bulk materials. While it does provide flexibility in what customers can haul by allowing them to backhaul pallets and/or bales, we would not recommend a WALKING FLOOR system for a trailer exclusively handling pallets. For that purpose, we would recommend our Freight Runner system: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIHLlpZjq9qMfMU or Pallet Walker system kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6rLfKWaqKhqq68. Please let us know if you have additional questions that we may answer for you.

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Thank you for your question. KEITH systems are designed to self-relieve the pressure as long as the pump is off and there is nothing blocking the path to the return tank. If the system is off and it is pressurized, (which our service department says would be unlikely and has never seen before), you could crack a fitting to relieve the pressure. Should this happen, we strongly recommend that you contact our service department to determine the cause.

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Glad you enjoyed the video! We handle the animation and editing in-house with our talented team from our engineering and media departments.

Hi, @samzombi79hd49. I think we have addressed this in previous comments but will explain. WALKING FLOOR unloaders are specifically designed for bulk loads and that is what they do best. Our customers do have the need for unloading palletized materials occasionally. Therefore, a WALKING FLOOR trailer provides more versatility for an operator who hauls a variety of load types, from bulk to bales to pallets. It also provides haulers more of an opportunity for backhauls. For example, you can drop off a load of mulch and bring back a load of palletized fertilizer or hay bales. If you are unloading pallets 100% of the time, check out KEITH's Freight Runner system: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4K2moSGqamtbJY

Hi, Kim. Thanks for the question. WALKING FLOOR trailers will unload faster, it depends on the oil flow. This municipality chooses to unload at a slower rate. As for comparing a WALKING FLOOR trailer to an ejector trailer, you are losing quite a bit of payload with the plate. Therefore, the trailer cannot haul as much, meaning higher fuel and operating costs to unload the same tonnage of waste. Chances are, if the trailer has any mechanical issues, you will need to unload it to do maintenance. Mechanical components of a WALKING FLOOR trailer are located underneath for easy access.

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The CleenSweep tarps are surprisingly durable and you can use other heavier materials with the correct winch style, like what is shown in this KEITH video kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3_EoqmVjLWaiKc&t=

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In general, a WALKING FLOOR trailer will have a higher capacity than a standard dump trailer. Examples where it would be more advantageous to use a WALKING FLOOR trailer include in areas with trees and/or overhead utilities--there is no risk of hitting them because the trailer is unloaded horizontally with no tipping required. Trailers can unload indoors with low overhead conditions. You can also unload on uneven ground and next to other equipment without the risk of tip-overs.

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While WALKING FLOOR unloaders are specifically designed for bulk loads, our customers do have the need for unloading palletized materials occasionally. Therefore, a WALKING FLOOR trailer provides more versatility for an operator who hauls a variety of load types, from bulk to bales to pallets.

Take a bulk load of mulch and have the option for pallet load going home. Versatility is how you make more money

Thanks @eezergoode8588 😀We do have a sales representative in the UK so just let us know if you have any questions that we can answer!

Thank you for your support! We very much appreciate our close partnership with EFE.

Thank you for the question Matt. Yes, it will empty the entire trailer. The floor slats of the WALKING FLOOR system run the entire length of the trailer. This video of the floor with our CleenSweep system shows an overhead view of the inside of the trailer that may better explain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKu0m62aiZxmppY

It does. Here is where you can learn more on our website: www.keithwalkingfloor.com/storage-conveying-bins/ Also, you can chat, on the site, or call with our sales team to get more precise information.

Thanks for viewing our video. Each bin is custom engineered and can be designed in various configurations to pretty much contain and discharge the ice volume produced by the ice making equipment.

Hi, Oliver. Thanks for taking the time to review our video. Most KEITH WALKING FLOOR® systems operate in both an unloading and loading action, which is determined by the control valve on the drive unit. This system is moving in the loading position during this particular demonstration.

Thank you, Dan! This facility is located in Deschutes County, Oregon. Bend, specifically.

Hi, Bradley. KEITH WALKING FLOOR systems operate using a hydraulic drive unit located underneath the trailer. Check out our video "Superior By Design" for a complete run through of how the system works. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4mTfIFjaZKcq5Y

@@KeithMfgCo Thank you. Very informative video.

Thanks for viewing our video, Soul Brother. KEITH WALKING FLOOR systems actually unload relatively quickly. If set up properly, a WALKING FLOOR system is capable of easily unloading bulk material in a standard 45’ trailer in less than ten minutes. One of the main reasons that so many companies own trailers equipped with KEITH WALKING FLOOR unloaders is the diversity of the trailers-the ability to haul a variety of products, increasing profitability. The WALKING FLOOR system is capable of transporting both bulk material and palletized material. This cannot be done with most standard curtain side trailers.

@@KeithMfgCo Forklift will unload much much faster

This site is located in Redmond, Oregon.

My nerved fucked. Excavator was needed. Ash was not excluded in manual.

Ash does work/unload off a WALKING FLOOR trailer if operated properly and with the proper/sufficient hydraulic pressure to move load. Ash is hard on standard aluminum flooring due to it abrasiveness, but it will typically unload without issues.

It was birch as partially wet. Not mentioned in manual. It was total screw up. I don't sue you just mention in manual it is not suitable for this job.

Still have this trailer it's working most of the time. Well. But add no wet ash to manual.

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Thanks for the kind words, Alan. Glad it was helpful.

Hi, Ben. Thanks for contacting us. Please call us at 800-547-6161 and ask for our parts sales department. They can set you up with the safety decals you need.

are you currently helping with the hurricane restoration?

@@katrinagarrison2672 I live in California so that’s kinda a long haul for me.

@@benhaynes1153 I understand. Government contracts is something to looking with your equipment. It will definitely be worth your while.

Why would you expect any company to give you something? If something wears out don't you normally need to pay to replace? Stickers are no different.