Is this what the back blade is doing, cleaning your barn, pile to/on the deck, then pushed into your container when said pile needs to be removed? So you want to run on it with the tractor to be able to do just that, minimal labor as you say ?
A little overkill, but extra posts, shorter spans, I know doubled up (2) 2"x10" (actual) rough spruce plank is strong material, (used to be ok osha for scaffold plank til the laminated stuff did em in) I used these planks doubled up to load cars on the single axle flat bed dump, heavier ones I shored up the middle. Add 2 layers of 3/4 ply on top of some aforesaid rough cut ought to make a strong enough deck, ply is smooth with counter sunk fasteners, whatever it's on/attached to(deck), ought to be strong, withstand the weight/forces etc.
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