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    About Dump Trucks

    New and used dump trucks for sale from Chevrolet, Ford, Freightliner, International, and other leading manufacturers are useful for transporting mulch, soil, gravel, downed trees, branches, and other materials.

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    Mileage202,732 mi
    Engine ManufacturerPACCAR
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Mileage73,711 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage82,644 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage108,771 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage129,277 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage190,416 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage500,379 mi
    Number of Rear AxlesQuad
    Location: Petersburg, Indiana
    Seller: Beelman Truck Co.
    Mileage227,391 mi
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage399,184 mi
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Huntington, West Virginia
    Mileage235,955 mi
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Mileage219,920 mi
    Engine ManufacturerPACCAR
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Mileage240,929 mi
    Engine ManufacturerPACCAR
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Mileage286,042 mi
    Engine ManufacturerPACCAR
    Location: Summerville, South Carolina
    Mileage39,447 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
    Mileage79,031 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
    Mileage87,723 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage105,977 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage30,232 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Abingdon, Virginia
    Mileage97,008 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage53,525 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage188,936 mi
    Engine ManufacturerMACK
    Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
    Mileage189,371 mi
    Number of Rear AxlesSingle
    Location: Commerce City, Colorado
    Mileage51,916 mi
    Body Length9 ft
    Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
    Mileage384,000 mi
    Number of Rear AxlesQuad
    Location: Mcleansville, North Carolina
    Mileage237,247 mi
    Body Length16 ft 6 in
    Location: Memphis, Tennessee
    Mileage168,969 mi
    Body Length16 ft 6 in
    Location: Memphis, Tennessee
    Mileage164,555 mi
    Number of Rear AxlesTandem
    Location: Fort Worth, Texas
    Seller: Premier Truck Group of Fort Worth
    Mileage147,000 mi
    Number of Rear AxlesTri
    Location: Mcleansville, North Carolina

    About Dump Trucks

    A dump truck, also known as a “dumper,” “tipper,” or a “tip truck,” is used to carry loose material such as dirt, gravel, construction debris, or other items that need to be picked up at one location and then dumped at a different location. 


    Ford F-750 Dump Truck

    Landscapers and arborists often use them to deliver mulch, soil, or decorative gravel, for example, and to haul away downed trees, fallen or trimmed branches, and a variety of other, related payloads. 

    The first motorized dump trucks appeared in the United States in the early 1900s. Like most trucks, dump trucks are available in light-, medium-, and heavy-duty classifications to tackle a variety of jobs across a broad swath of industries.

    Types Of Dump Trucks

    Dump trucks are available in several forms, including the more common standard and semitrailer dump trucks as well as side-dump and bottom-dump models. The standard dump truck has a truck chassis with a hydraulic hoist beneath a dump body that’s mounted to the frame. 

    The semitrailer dump truck is a tractor-trailer with a much bigger hopper affixed to the trailer that functions in the same way. For large hauls, some operations employ a truck and pup configuration, which entails a standard dump truck pulling a dump trailer (the “pup”) that’s equipped with a hydraulic hoist for unloading. 

    While most dump trucks have a tailgate that usually swings up on its top hinges or uses a high-lift tailgate that lifts open and above the dump body, side-dump and bottom-dump models, as their names suggest, dump their loads either from the side or the bottom.

    Dump Truck Innovations

    As with all truck manufacturers, dump truck manufacturers continuously refine their product offerings for improved fuel efficiency and aerodynamics and are even making low- or zero-emission truck models. 

    Major efforts are being made to improve safety, with truck manufacturers working on driver assistance and collision mitigation systems, along with enhanced stability control and external camera systems for improved jobsite visibility. 

    Truck ergonomics are also important. Manufacturers put considerable thought into step and handle placement outside the truck as well as the placement of interior controls to reduce strain and increase the comfort of drivers throughout long shifts.

    Find The Right Dump Truck

    Browse new and used dump trucks for sale nearby at TreeTrader.com to find the truck that’s a perfect fit for your operation. You’ll find trucks for sale from industry-leading manufacturers such as Chevrolet, Ford, Freightliner, GMC, International, Isuzu, Kenworth, Ram, and others.


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