Side dump trailers

Side dumps haul bulk material such as sand, gravel, rock and excavated soil, then unload by tilting the tub sideways. They can stockpile or windrow material when the trailer and site are suited to the job. Match the tub construction to the material you haul most often.

It needs to be checked against the specific trailer. Pump flow, pressure, plumbing and control-valve configuration all matter. A setup used for an end dump is not automatically compatible with a side dump. Bring the wet-kit specifications and the trailer model to our team before arranging pickup.

Cubic yards describe the tub's volume, not its allowable payload. The usable load depends on material density, truck and trailer weight, equipment ratings, axle layout and the rules for your route. Compare the individual build sheet and your complete truck-and-trailer combination before choosing a size.

Review the tub and frame for wear, cracks or repairs, then check pivot points, cylinders, hoses, suspension, brakes, tires and tarp operation. Ask for maintenance records and a demonstration by a qualified operator. Confirm the VIN, axle specifications and hydraulic requirements against the listing.

Yes. Western Truck & Trailer offers commercial side-dump rentals. Share your dates, material, job location and truck setup so the rental team can confirm a suitable unit, availability and terms. Rental equipment is listed separately from the sales inventory above.

No. Listings can include in-stock equipment and units marked call for availability. Check the status and location on the unit's page, then confirm the specific trailer and pickup arrangements with the branch before traveling.