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Meridian Truck Load Conveyor

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Meridian Manufacturing: Truck Load Conveyor

When it’s time to move grain, truck loading becomes the link between storage and market. Truck Load Conveyors are designed to load grain trucks quickly and cleanly, helping producers move grain from bins to transport while maintaining grain quality throughout the loading process.

Built specifically for truck loading applications, these conveyors combine high-capacity performance with the gentle handling benefits of belt conveyor technology. Their low-profile hopper design simplifies loading from storage systems, while portable configurations make them easy to position around the bin yard. Whether you’re loading grain for delivery, moving seed at a processing facility, or filling an air seeder, Truck Load Conveyors provide the reach and capacity needed to keep grain moving where it needs to go.

1500 Series

Model Tube Width Belt Size Length Transport Height Discharge Fully Raised
1548 10 15 45 12’7″ 20’3″

2000 Series

Model Tube Width Belt Size Length Transport Height Discharge Height at 25 Degrees Discharge Fully Raised
2045 10 20 42 11’9″ 16’9″ 22′
2055 10 20 52 12’6″ 21′ 23’6″

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FAQ

Loading times depend on the commodity, conveyor size, and overall grain handling setup. High-capacity belt conveyors can significantly reduce truck loading times compared to lower-capacity handling equipment, helping keep trucks moving during harvest. Meridian's Truck Load Conveyors can move grain at up to 12,000BPH

Many producers choose belt conveyors for seed handling because they provide gentle commodity movement with less risk of cracking or damage. This can be especially important when handling seed intended for planting.

Yes. Truck load conveyors are commonly used to load air seeder carts in the field or yard. Their reach and controlled commodity flow make them well suited for transferring seed into modern seeding equipment.

The right conveyor depends on your loading height requirements, storage setup, truck configuration, and desired throughput. Conveyor length and reach should be matched to your operation to minimize repositioning and maximize efficiency.

No. Truck load conveyors are also commonly used by seed processors, grain facilities, and other operations that regularly load grain or seed into trucks and trailers.
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