Belly Dump
Bottom dumping truck. Material is placed on the ground in a windrow (linear pile). The key advantage to this type of truck is that it does not need to stop to dump its load. These haul approximately 23.5 tons of material.
We provide most commonly available types of construction aggregate trucks, with the right equipment for a wide range of site and material needs.
Bottom dumping truck. Material is placed on the ground in a windrow (linear pile). The key advantage to this type of truck is that it does not need to stop to dump its load. These haul approximately 23.5 tons of material.
Similar to a standard 40' belly dump, material is deposited on the ground in a windrow (linear pile). Their extreme maneuverability and smaller turning radius make them especially useful on jobsites. These haul approximately 25 tons of material.
A Super Dump is a straight dump truck equipped with up to four sets of liftable, load-bearing axles rated as high as 13,000 pounds. These extra axles increase allowed gross weight and can carry as much as 26 tons.
A semi end dump is a tractor-trailer combination with a hydraulic hoist that raises the front of the trailer. Its advantages are rapid unloading and the ability to carry a variety of materials; it requires level ground when raised.