Dump Trailers for Sale at LOE Trailers

1. Weight and Capacity. What capacity does your tow vehicle have? How many lbs do you expect to carry?  Consider what you'll be pulling in addition to the weight of the trailer.
2. Size. Think about what you plan to carry and how large that cargo is. If you expect to be in a lot of tight situations, you likely want a smaller trailer, but if your load is high profile, you need a trailer that can carry it properly.
3. Material. You can usually choose between utility trailers made of aluminum, steel, or galvanized steel. While the latter two are less expensive in most cases, aluminum is lighter and more resistant to corrosion and rust.
4. Lifting Mechanism. If you're planning on dumping a heavy load, you need to know how much weight the mechanism can handle and how easy it is to maintain.
5. Design Options. For example, you need appropriate axles to be able to handle your desired cargo. Smaller trailers may be okay with a single axle; however, dual axles are needed to take on larger loads. You may also want to consider ramps for easy access, and if your job will require walls on your trailer, or if a flatbed will be sufficient. We have low-profile dump trailers, utility, deckover, and more!

Not to worry, as your local trailer dealer our team will be happy to help you determine what factors are most important for you and your business.