Cool Loading

[Hedgehog]

 

[Nelson1812]

How does it keep loading once it off the earth, and there is no force pushing it onto the ramp?

 

[mTk]

And why did he have to reload them upright? Once they were in the truck wasn't that good enough?
I smell a hoax here of some sort.
BTW, what the 'ell are those thingies?

 

[Hedgehog]

And why did he have to reload them upright? Once they were in the truck wasn't that good enough?
I smell a hoax here of some sort.
BTW, what the 'ell are those thingies?

The reason for upright position is that on there sides they would move from side to side, might not be a lot
but enough to cause a problem when the vehicle is taking bends.

Those Thingies are Giant Basset Sweets .....

 

[Hedgehog]

How does it keep loading once it off the earth, and there is no force pushing it onto the ramp?

Perhaps shear weight holds them in position, looking at the tail gate it does rather dig in the
ground when it scoops them up

 

[Ithikial]

The whole base of the truck is actually a huge series of rollers with gaps in between allowing the contents to move based on the angle of the tray of the truck while not picking up any dirt and gravel while loading. Bumped into this new innovation at work a while, or at least talk of it. Informed about them coming to our transport industry in the near future in the big way. Good news - well look at the video, it's cool. Bad news - yeah most trucking companies just sacked a whole bunch of logistics and warehousing/loading staff. Must admit haven't seen or heard of it again more recently.

As for those rolls? Compressed bails of wool maybe?

 

[Old Velcro]

It looks suspiciously like american braunschweiger.