Dump Trailer

[Steve]

That is so fascinating! Do you have any pics of the process you go through to create them? I'd love to see some behind the scenes stuff!

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[i-deal]

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Originally Posted by i-deal I grew up in the refuse building business. I have built tow trucks, roll back tow trucks, trash trucks, rolloff trucks, sea container or sea train beds for trucks & trailers, movie industry trailers, dumpster beds or bins, etc. This rolloff trailer i just finished for a customer in Nevada.

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[i-deal]

This rolloff trailer i just finished in March 2010 for a customer. Used for the oil industry on hauling 16ft rolloff flatbeds. Customer installs 2 plastic water tanks. One for septic. The other for fresh. Over 20 beds built for the customers application. [/quote]

[Steve]

How cool is that! That way they don't need a big specialized rig to haul those tanks or bins. It's gotta be a lot more cost effective to use a trailer.

[i-deal]

This trailer can haul 14ft, 16ft, 18ft & 20ft long beds. 5" hoist & winch cylinders. 3/4" winch cable. 12k axles, 17.5 -16ply tires, 13hp Honda engine or wet kit from your truck. Full hydraulics. Tractor weighs approx 20k.

[calebmoss]

these are really neat