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Southwest Manitoba | I wouldn't worry about loading on the road but it is a bit harder to see into the truck cause of the angle. I find your auger will go a bit higher cause of the crest on the road but also the truck is higher if you know what I mean so it is not much different than flat just harder to get to the center. Intersections also work real good cause there is a lot more room. Just gotta move the truck after loading in case someone has to get through. May sound dangerous to some but our roads are very slow sometime you only see one or two vehicles or none go by a in day. I would say just be careful never know when someone gets behind you. The gravity wagon and auger is good idea too but more time to set up and everything has to go out the one approach unless you wanna move it around. Good luck hope it stops raining soon we got five quarters of corn out yet. Maybe I need tow cables on my combines.
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hints for loading trucks on the road - wet field
