Adjustable method and apparatus for laying, leveling and compacting road shoulders
AssigneeMiksue Enterpriz, LLC
InventorMichael A Schmidt
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AssigneeMiksue Enterpriz, LLC
InventorMichael A Schmidt
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An apparatus for attachment to dump trucks having a dump bed and a chute for discharging material onto a road shoulder and/or roadway. The apparatus allows the truck with a single operator to perform shoulder and/or roadway surfacing and/or repair by receiving and grading repair material into place. The attachment being adjustable as to pitch, width and depth of the repair material. The attachment being adjustable to allow a greater or lesser amount of material to be applied to a shoulder closer to the roadway surface if a deeper fill is required. The apparatus allows for rotational movement between the apparatus and the dump truck in a direction parallel to the roadways length and perpendicular to the roadways surface. The tires of the dump truck being utilized to compact the repair material. The apparatus being stored in a vertical position when not in use.
An adjustable attachment for dump trucks having front and rear wheels, a roadway bulk material receiving dump bed, an aggregate feeding mechanism, a chute leading downwardly from the dump bed for discharging roadway aggregate and hydraulic systems and controls, said adjustable attachment comprising:
An adjustable attachment for dump trucks having front and rear wheels, a roadway bulk material receiving dump bed, an aggregate feeding mechanism, a chute leading downwardly from the dump bed for discharging roadway aggregate and hydraulic systems and controls, said adjustable attachment comprising:
An adjustable attachment for dump trucks having front and rear wheels, a roadway bulk material receiving dump bed, an aggregate feeding mechanism, a chute leading downwardly from the dump bed for discharging roadway aggregate and hydraulic systems and controls, said adjustable attachment comprising:
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