| TANK DESIGN IS KEY FOR COMPLETE CLEANOUT |
 Drop off points of Sump Design start initial flow and pull grain into the unloading chute for complete cleanout. |
| A common misconception is that all wagons are designed the same. Therefore, it is assumed that the wagon with the greatest amount of backslope will cleanout better. This is not necessarily true. |
Some competitor wagons rely soley on steep slopes and gravity for unloading. With their design, the angle of slope becomes critical for complete cleanout, especially in high moisture grain. With these designs, an extra degree in slope could make all the difference.
We take the design of the tank one step further. Not only are our wagons engineered with a steep back slope, but we also utilize a Sump Design with Valley Flats to maximize cleanout. Valley Flats don't allow grain to hang up in the corners of the tank while the Sump Design "pulls" grain into the unloading chute. Not All Wagons Utilize This Feature! This is why J&M gravity wagons have built an excellent reputation for complete cleanout even in high moisture grain.
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