14' Dump Trailer — 4-Foot Wood Sides
Two ways to use it: tow it yourself, or we drop it off and haul it away
like a dumpster. We built the sides up to a full 4 feet, which takes it from 7.2 to
14.3 cubic yards — about what a 15-yard roll-off holds. Slide-in ramps mean you can
drive a mini skid or mini excavator right into it.
$350
Dumpster service
1 ton included
$175
Each extra ton
4-ton max
Why a dump trailer beats a roll-off dumpster
- It won't wreck your driveway. Roll-offs get dragged off the truck on steel rails and
dragged back on loaded — that's what gouges asphalt, cracks pavers and stains concrete. This rides on tires.
- It's low. A 28" deck instead of a 4–5 ft dumpster wall, so you pitch debris in
instead of heaving it over your head.
- It moves with the work. A roll-off sits where the truck drops it. This gets
repositioned around the property as you go.
- No permit headache in towns that require one for a container sitting out for days.
- It leaves when you're done — no waiting on a pickup window with a full box in the way.
- It dumps clean. Split/spreader gate and a 3-stage cylinder to 40°, so it empties
instead of hanging up — and the gate spreads stone or loam as you pull forward.
- Capacity14.3 cu yd with 4' sides
- Bed83" × 14 ft · 28" deck
- GVWR14,000 lb · tandem 7,000 lb Dexter
- Body10 ga steel · 8" I-beam frame
- GateSplit / spreader
- Ramps6' 6" slide-in channel
- Hydraulics12V power up · gravity down
- Hitch2-5/16" adjustable · 7-pin
Dumpster service — what it costs
- $350 flat — drop-off, pickup and the first 1 ton of disposal.
- $175 per additional ton, prorated to the half ton. Billed from the certified
scale ticket at the transfer station, and we send you a copy of that ticket with the charge.
- $75 per ton for clean concrete, brick or asphalt only — no mixed debris in the
load. It goes to a different pile and costs us far less, so we pass that on.
- 4-ton maximum, no exceptions. The trailer is rated 14,000 lb GVWR and we can't
legally haul over it. Weight is the limit here, not volume — 14.3 yards of soil would be roughly
four times what this trailer is allowed to carry.
A card is kept on file for dumpster service. Booking authorizes us to charge that card
for any disposal weight over the 1 ton included, at the rates above, based on the scale ticket. 1 ton is
roughly a full load of light debris but only 2–3 yards of shingles, concrete or soil — so if you're
loading heavy material, plan on going over. Towing it yourself requires a truck rated for 14,000 lb
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