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Gondola and tandem-trailer hauling of bulk tomatoes from field to cannery, priced per load or ton.

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Bulk Tomato Hauling

Gondola and tandem-trailer rigs run alongside the harvester and move loads of roughly 12

Custom bulk hauling for processing tomatoes. Gondola and tandem-trailer rigs run alongside the harvester and move loads of roughly 12.5 tons field-to-cannery, keeping harvest crews cutting without waiting on trucks. Operators coordinate with your harvest schedule and processor delivery windows.

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How much does a tomato gondola hold?expand_more
A gondola or tandem trailer typically carries about 12.5 tons, running alongside the harvester and hauling directly to the cannery.
How is bulk tomato hauling priced?expand_more
Usually per load or per ton, depending on haul distance and season volume.

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