Hopper Truck

A Hopper Truck is a type of truck that falls under the supply class "Trucks And Truck Tractors, Wheeled" in the supply group "Ground Effect Vehicles, Motor Vehicles, Trailers, And Cycles."

Hopper Trucks are specifically designed for transporting loose materials, such as gravel, sand, or grain. They are equipped with a large hopper or container at the rear, which can be tilted or opened to unload the materials. This design allows for efficient and convenient unloading of bulk materials.

Hopper Trucks are commonly used in construction, agriculture, and mining industries, where there is a need to transport large quantities of loose materials. They are often seen at construction sites, farms, and mines, where they play a crucial role in the transportation and distribution of materials.

These trucks are typically equipped with heavy-duty tires, a powerful engine, and a sturdy chassis to handle the weight of the materials being transported. They may also have additional features such as hydraulic systems for tilting the hopper, pneumatic systems for unloading, and safety devices to prevent spillage or accidents during transportation.

Overall, Hopper Trucks are essential vehicles in various industries, providing a reliable and efficient means of transporting bulk materials.