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NC ND | Been getting the options together to put a truck together and pretty much decided what I want, but have gotten some pretty opinionated answers from a few different people on whether to have a front or rear pusher. I like the idea of the rear for shorter turning and less chance of getting hung up climbing inclines. The last truck builder I just talked to said if it isn't gonna be used in the beet fields and no tight spots to get into, the front pusher will be far better. Salesman before that said almost the exact opposite.
This will be a 22' box on a long nose Pete. | |
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Building a Tri-axle grain truck-front or rear pusher
