It’s been awhile since I’ve featured a Suit-Kote truck on Daily Diesel Dose so here is an interesting Mack that appears to have a screening plant built on the back. I’m not sure if this truck works in tandem with other pieces of equipment but that is my guess. The setup is very similar to the one found on this old Brockway.
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They are portable pug mills that set up typically in municipal yards and make cold mix for paving. There would also be a T/T with emulsion attached to this pug mill while in operation .The bin on the rear is split in half to allow two different stone types . Then the mix is transferred up the belt to the pug mill where emulsion is added and blended by an operator and then dropped out the front . A loader operator fills the bins and removes mix from the front of the truck and either loading trucks or stock piles the product .
Thanks for the information Ray.