How Much Is A Dump Trailer

Our goal is to make sure everyone has access to quality dump trailers at an affordable price. Our products are manufactured in accordance with industry standards and made from high-quality materials, so they will last through even the toughest job site conditions. Read on to learn more!

What Is A Dump Trailer?

A dump trailer is a specific kind of trailer with an open box bed that can have the front lifted easily to dump the materials out. Simply put, these trailers let you transport significant amounts of materials and drop them off at various locations.

What is the Purpose Of Using A Dump Trailer?

You can haul, transport, and dump waste and scraps using these trailers. They are essential for disposing of waste, outdated materials, and debris. They can be transported for disposal from one place to another. A trailer with a hydraulics system is necessary so that it can empty the rubbish.

Importance Of Determining The Cost Of A Dump Trailer

Determining the cost of a dump trailer can be a difficult task. It's important to know how much you'll be paying for your trailer, so you can plan for it in advance.

Trailers come in many different sizes and styles with different features and capabilities. Some are designed for specific uses or environments, while others can be used in a variety of situations. The cost of these trailers will vary greatly depending on the size, style, and features that they come with.

Factors Affecting The Cost Of A Dump Trailer

A dump trailer is a piece of equipment that can be used for many different purposes, but its most common use is to haul materials from one place to another. When you're looking to buy a dump trailer, you'll have to consider a few factors.

Size

First, the size of the trailer will affect how much it costs. If you need a small dump trailer for just one person or two people to use, then it's going to cost less than a large dump trailer that can be used by many people at once.

Payload Capacity

Second, payload capacity is also an important factor in determining price. Payload capacity refers to how much weight (in pounds) your trailer can hold before it begins to sink into the ground due to all that weight sitting on its axles, which causes damage and often results in having to buy another trailer sooner than expected.

Volume Capacity

Thirdly, volume capacity refers to how much volume (in cubic feet) your trailer can hold before it begins to sink into the ground due to all that volume sitting on its axles, which causes damage and often results in having to buy another trailer sooner than expected.

Material

Fourthly, the material is another important factor when considering cost because different materials cost different amounts of money depending on where they're sourced from (like steel vs. aluminum). For example, steel is more expensive than aluminum but lasts longer than aluminum does.

Features

The other important factor is the features of the trailer, which will determine how much it will cost to buy, how much it will cost to maintain, and how long it should last.

• Tarp System: The tarp system helps protect your load from inclement weather and also helps keep your load dry when it rains. It also reduces the amount of dust that gets kicked up when you're traveling on gravel roads or dirt roads with other vehicles.

• Hydraulic System: The hydraulic system is also an important feature because it allows you to raise and lower your dump bed quickly and easily. This can save you time when loading or unloading heavy materials like rocks or dirt, or if you have a lot of cargo that needs to be stored in tight areas like a small garage or shed space at home if you need somewhere else besides your own backyard where no one else can see what's going on inside there!

• Axles: Finally, axles are another important part of buying a dump trailer because they allow you to drive over rough terrain without damaging any tires or rims on your vehicle itself; this means less maintenance costs down the road!
  
  

How Much Does A Dump Trailer Cost?

DTB7 | 7,000 and 9,990 lb GVWR Dump Trailer

These dump trailers feature top-of-the-line brake axles and radial tires, providing a solid foundation for each Iron Bull dump trailer and ample grip for stopping power. Sherwin-Williams Powdura powder coat gives each trailer a rugged finish with a showroom shine.

Hydraulic cylinders are the muscle for each Iron Bull dump trailer, and remote-operated hydraulic pumps feed the beast. This trailer comes with lifetime LEDs provided by TecNic lighting - and all units are powered by an Interstate deep-cycle battery.

Each Iron Bull Trailer also comes equipped with a standard tarp kit, stake pockets, locking pump box, five-position adjustable coupler, multi-function gate, and 110v wall outlet charging receptacle for your battery.

Our 60" wide 7k bumper pull dump may be small, but it's full of might. With two 3500 lb axles and tons of standard features, this model is a great addition to any job site or home.

DTB14 | 14,000 lb GVWR Tandem Axle Dump Trailer

Iron Bull DTB dump trailer beast models are built to work. Every DTB sits atop of a dual layer of 6" I-beam weighing in at 12 pounds per ft main frame construction. That's 24 lbs/ft of pure steel putting maximum strength into the most critical part of your trailering system. Our 83" wide 14k bumper pull is by far our most popular model. With two 7k axles and tons of standard features, This model is a perfect fit for the contractor or weekend warrior.

DWB14 | 14,000lb Dump Trailer with 8" I-Beam Frame

Our DWB dump trailer brings 8" monoframe I-beam construction into the fold, making the unit 2" shorter than our standard DTB. Built with the same rugged user in mind as our DTB model, The DWB comes in standard configurations only, but should have all the options to satisfy the needs of any serious Dump user.

DTG14 | 14,000lb GVWR Gooseneck Dump Trailer

Iron Bull DTG14 Dump Trailer models are built to work. 12" I-Beam neck and risers, 14,000k - 21,000k of GVWR, and 3" channel cross members with 16" centers. Top-tier components come together with the most rugged construction on the market to deliver a dump trailer like no other.

DTG21 | 21,000 lb GVWR Gooseneck Dump Trailer

Iron Bull DTG21 triple axle dump trailer is a heavy hauler. 12" I-Beam necks and 21,000 lbs of GVWR have enough lifting power to ensure you can always get your job done. Top tier components come together with the most rugged construction on the market to deliver a dump trailer like no other.

DDP14 | 14,000 lb GVWR Tandem Axle Deckover Dump Trailer

Iron Bull is happy to offer one of the best Deckover Dump Trailers on the market, expertly made in the USA. Our DDP offers a raised deck to accommodate 10 Gauge fold down sides and a bed width of 96". Each deckover is equipped standard with 10" I-Beam frame, 3" channel crossmembers, 10 Gauge smooth steel floor, 2 5/16" couplers, a 10k Drop-Leg jack and more. Combine ramps with our standard fold down sides and this trailer can be used for almost any task.

DDG14 | Gooseneck Deckover Dump Trailers

Versatility is the name of the game with the Iron Bull DDG Gooseneck Deckover Dump Trailer . Expertly made in the USA, our DDG offers a raised deck to accommodate 10 Gauge Fold Down sides and a bed width of 96". Each Deckover is equipped standard with 10" I-Beam frame, 3" channel crossmembers, 10 gauge smooth steel floor, 2 5/16" couplers, a 3-way spreader gate and so much more.

DSG22 | Gooseneck Deckover Dump Trailers

Our DSG, (better known as the ''Frankendump'') is back and is BETTER than ever! No job is too big for this monster.

DRG22 | Gooseneck Deckover Dump Trailers

The all-new DRG is not your average dump trailer. Built after the DSG but with a square bottom, there isn't anything this trailer can't haul.

DMG22 | Gooseneck Deckover Dump Trailers

The all-new DMG is not your average dump trailer. Built after the DSG but with a square bottom, there isn't anything this trailer can't haul.

Dump Trailer Maintenance And Upkeep Costs

Dump trailer maintenance and upkeep costs can vary substantially, depending on the type of trailer you have and how often you use it.

• Regular Maintenance: You should pay a visit to your mechanic at least once every six months, but only if you're using your dump trailer regularly. If you're only using it once or twice a year, there's no need to get it checked as often.
  
  
• Upgrades And Modifications: It's also important to remember that you'll want to make sure that your dump trailer is up-to-date with any upgrades and modifications so that it can handle the weight and volume of whatever materials you're hauling around.
  
  
• Extended Warranty Options: If you plan on keeping your dump trailer for several years, it may be worth investing in an extended warranty option that covers all of the components of the vehicle as well as labor costs associated with repairs or replacements.

Where To Buy A Dump Trailer

If you're looking for a dump trailer, you've come to the right place! Norstar Company can help you find the perfect dump trailer for your needs and budget.

We know that there are a lot of options out there-so many, in fact, that it can be hard to choose which one is right for you. That's why we've done all the hard work for you: we've gathered all the best options and put them together in one convenient place, so you can shop at your leisure.

Get The Right Dump Trailer For You

When you're looking for a dump trailer, there are a lot of things to consider. You want to make sure that it's going to work well for the job you need it for and that it fits within the budget you have.

We hope this article has been helpful in answering your questions aboutdump trailers-and if you have any more questions, feel free to reach out!