Live bottom

nounShop talkAsphalt

A haul trailer with a conveyor floor that unloads mix out the back without raising the bed.

A trailer whose floor is a moving conveyor or slat chain that walks the load out the rear gate into the paver hopper. Because the bed never tilts, it works under power lines, bridges and tree canopy, and the controlled discharge reduces the truck-end segregation that comes with dumping from a raised bed. Many crews call any live-bottom trailer a Flow Boy after a well-known brand.

Heard on the job

We're under the overpass all day tomorrow, tell dispatch live bottoms only, no end dumps.

Also heard as

  • Flow Boy
  • live floor
  • horizontal discharge trailer