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Right on.

GP, not picking a fight or anything, ok, you could be on level ground, and have a hill behind that could cause a problem, or a previous pile of chips. I'm sure feeding the winch line into the chipper wasn't left out of the training, nor underemphasized. I thought up a new phrase, cerebral...

You might write on the dashboard/ make a sticker : "truck can only dump on level ground". My old truck doesn't have a shift pattern on the aftermarket knob. On the dashboard, a paint pen marks the gear pattern and "9"6" height. NO ladders under carport". Might not be fancy, but it cost me...

Occasionally, you may want to dump while backed slightly uphill. You need extra angle to account for that. Any internal bottlenecks, like sidewall supports? My Southco has vertical angle welded on the two open edges, so that there's no place for water/ debris to hang, but it narrows slightly...

I don't understand why chip trucks don't have locking rear dutch doors. So much added security. A little more effort and cost.