Portable radial stacking conveyer

A portable radial stacking conveyor comprising:

• an elongated belt moving assembly having a tail section and a head section;
• a radial pivot plate having a center pivot for pivotably supporting the tail section proximate to the ground;
• an anchor pivot for pivotably connecting the tail section to the center pivot;
• elongated means for elevating the head section with respect to the tail section, said means for elevating being disposed between the belt moving assembly and;
• a carriage further comprised of;
• an elongated member having two ends and oriented perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the elongated belt moving assembly;
• two transport wheels linked in tandem configuration by a pivotable walking beam attached to each end of the elongated member;
• a support attached to and extending vertically upward from the elongated member for supporting the belt moving assembly during transport and storage;
• at least one attachment point proximal to each end of the elongated member to which the means for elevating is pivotably attached;
• at least one elongated outrigger having an inner end pivotably attached proximal to each end of the elongated member and an outer end;
• means for selectively extending the outriggers distally from opposite sides of the longitudinal axis of the belt moving assembly generally horizontally along the axis of the elongated member;
• one radial travel wheel rotatably attached to the outer end of each outrigger and selectively engageable with the ground by extending the outriggers, each radial travel wheel being oriented with its axis of rotation generally along the radius extending from the center pivot to the radial travel wheel;
• means for transferring the weight of the belt moving assembly to the radial travel wheels;
• one hydraulic cylinder operatively linked to each outrigger to retract the outriggers and lift the radial travel wheels from contact with the ground;
• an electrically powered hydraulic pump for operating the hydraulic cylinders, and,
• a hitch for connecting the carriage and belt moving assembly to a transport vehicle.