What should be done to prevent concrete from binding in a truck bed?

To prevent concrete from binding in a truck bed, it's important not to pile the load higher than the tailgate hinge pin. Keeping the load below this height allows for proper material flow and easy unloading. When concrete is piled too high, it can lead to increased pressure on the material, making it more likely to stick or bind within the bed of the truck. Additionally, if the load exceeds the tailgate hinge pin height, it risks spilling during transport, creating safety hazards and potential compliance issues with load limits.

Proper load management is crucial for maintaining efficiency during loading and unloading operations. By adhering to the guideline of not exceeding the tailgate hinge pin height, operators can ensure smoother operations, minimize waste, and avoid delays related to equipment being stuck or load complications during transport.