Will A New Demco Side Dump Trailer Be Useful For Our Operation?
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Checking out the new side dump trailer from Demco.
#sidedumptrailer
#demo
#demco
#impressive
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I think Demco got a real good show and demo partner with Dirt Perfect, Mike! You're the salesman for the salesman; asking (critical) questions... very professional.
Hundred and eighty one thousand viewe….. I would think that they saved a ton of money in advertising 😂
@@wrstew1272 And 68,000 views in 24 hours. Just guesstimating, that It would take 6-8 trade shows to get that many looks.
Another advantage, if you’re height limited, don’t need to lift the dump nearly as high to empty.
Anyone would think you guys have no clue,not to bright
I ran a side dump on a few projects and I do like the way they pull. Feels safer in most conditions than a end dump but it does have its limits. They don't pile as good as end dumps. My favorite feature was dumping on the fly by. No need to stop equals less likely hood of getting stuck. So basically if you are dumping on the driver side you steer right, away from the pile, as you dump and it helps keep the material from going under the wheels. Less getting stuck and less chance of flats in your tires.
Another good feature of the side dump is less training. End dumps can be dangerous and tend to need more training.
Man what an awesome company and trailer! I could totally see you using this for keyways on ponds and driving around the top side instead of backing down with bubba dump. I could also see this being used to haul stumps and trees since its long and you don't have to worry about it coming out the back.
bubba dump could get a fifth wheel plate?
Wow I'm impressed. I have seen side dumps for years and always wondered how well they worked, and Mike that was as smooth a dump as you could ask for. I can't wait to see you guys put it thru it's paces. Keep up the good work guy's.
I am throughly impressed with the amount of material that you can carry DP!! I can see some uses for ponds, fields, you name it!! I can't wait to see this out on an actual job working! As always Mike thank you very much for bringing us along on your adventure!!!
Hay, Mike, Aaron and Demco Crew! Great video! I was always fearful of a side dump tipping over in the direction of the dump. Looks like those fears are abated with the Demco! Thank you Demco for the loan of the trailer and Mike and Aaron for being willing to use it. Sitting on the edge of my seating waiting to see it work on the Job! Lee
Thanks
I've seen a few side dumps on the road around here, but never seen one actually dump before, I'm impressed.
In the Pacific Northwest you see side dumps pretty regularly. I worked for a general contractor building concrete tilt up warehouses on river bottom soils. Before the foundations could be started, a pre-load of the site was required, in which the site was forced to be compacted. A pile of dirt was hauled in, sometimes 10-12' tall for the entire building footprint and then the site was monitored by surveyors to verify the settlement of the footing sub grade. This could entail hundreds of truckloads of material. The side dump was perfect for a long, wide dump needed for the pre-load. The dumps were windrowed out so the lifts were controlled for spreading by the dozer and better compaction of the pre-load. After the pre-load was completed, all the material was trucked out, except what was needed to get to dock high slab elevation for the warehouses. In this area, the brand you see quite a lot is Sidedumpr. They seemed to work great from my perspective as the GC's superintendent.
What did Puppy Dog think? Looks like he’s getting a workout now!! And the loader💪 Thanks to Demco for letting you check this baby out!!👍🇺🇸
Here in Idaho, side dumps are everywhere, probably 40-50% of the dumps are side dumps. They are fabulous for road widening/shoulder work. They can dump a load with minimal traffic disruption. The trip cycle time is much faster.
The DEMCO sales team is fortunate to have Mike as a demonstrator. Mike rocked this demo.
With the volume this trailer can haul, I'm surprised it does not have an air scale in the rear axles.
I'm also in Idaho and run side dumps, SmithCo is mostly preferred in our area, they hold up and dump (clean out) a lot better than any of the others those squared corners in the bottom is a sticking point, everyone that's had a Demco for a while calls the flex corners flex and crack.
I can definitely see this in your pond construction. Looks like it would be great for levees.
I think the key will be finding situations on the job site where a side dump just works better.
I’m impressed all the dirt came out and didn’t get stuck by pile building up. They definitely have their place, but only when you can get a semi with a trailer to the loading and dumping spot. Not to mention it’s gotta be level ground.
ANY dump trailer has to be on level ground. That side dump is probably way more forgiving than an end dump so long as the load doesn't stick.
There’s a few variables there but for the most part I agree. A vibrator would be an option for them to have. Actually might take a couple vibrators for that size🤣
24:29 As a safety turn your tractor a bit when your dumping. If your dumping to the left side, nose your tractor to left.not a lot. You can dump straight. But if you are dumping rock or trash you can back away from it easier if crap gets in under your tires. If you want to stockpile . Cheat your trailer up to you pile and jackknife as you back away.
I've run a sidedump a minute or two. It's more fun pulling two at a time.
We were pulling twin 40' in a 9 axle configuration. 35 tons of rip rap in each trailer. Load her up and go truckin!
I pulled a dump trailer a lot of miles in southern indiana over some sketchy roads and dump in places that were far from level. I never turned on over, but came very close a few times. So, as far as pulling goes I really like it, loading looks pretty easy for the operator, it may be limited on placing material exactly where you want it sometimes, 39:37 but the safety of dumping will allow you to dump in places an end dump could not. From what I see for an excavating operation, thumbs up! Can't wait to see you take it to the job site.
Just an observation for feedback to Demco: I'd think it would be nice to have that 3rd switch option for actuators on the front and rear pivot locks. Then the driver really is hands off and can do it all from the cab.
you only need to do that if you want to switch dump direction so you would only do it maybe once a day maybe only once a week
@@griffoutdoortv5882 not necessarily. If you're dumping repeated loads in tight quarters and have to utilize both sides of the space it would be handy to have the option and utilize an otherwise unused switch if you don't have a drop axle.
As you can see, Mike said, but with the window dirty, no chance. :) Oh, now you decide to clean the window. :) What a cool dump trailer. Thank you and have a great day.
The jake brake works great now,that was a good test.
I drove a couple of different Mack's in the early 2000's and just about the only thing those Jake's did was make noise.
Sure is a monster Mike but just the thing for ponds, excavating, and awkward loads. I couldn't notice the trailer lean over when dumped, pretty cool. 👍
here in australia we run 4 trailers at once NOW that a lot ov dirt 😂😂😊
Loaded alot of side dumps, we use them alot in Montana. Just be a little careful dumping really really sticky mud off an embankment. It tends to stick in the tubs some times past where dryer dirt would have normally already started to fall out. The muddy load tends to stick in there causing the wait to be unbalanced to the side your dumping off and I've seen my far share of them on there sides. Usually dosen't hurt anything just have to tip trailer back up onto tires. It kinda tips over on its pile so it dosen't usually take the whole truck over unless your dumping off an embankment where the pile dosen't catch the trailer then the truck sometimes goes over the embankment upside down. Not a good day. Other than that they can be really handy for hauling riprap, and other debris/trees, logs. Can haul larger loads of dirt/gravel like a belly dump but dont need so much space to dump a winderow out like a belly dump requires.
Interesting to see that trailer function. I had the unfortunate pleasure of going rock surfing in a full size pickup when a tail dumper hauling 3x5 rock took a turn too fast and became a side dumper. Lower center of gravity seems like a good idea.
You should have asked if it's Captain Kaos. Sorry, Captain Kleenman safe.😂😂
Didn't know side dumps weren't popular in the eastern United States, here in the East half of North Dakota everyone and their farmer brother has a side dump kicking around.
I think you'll grow to like it.
If you're ever dumping in a sketchy spot, turn towards the pile a little bit then dump. Can help the trailer from getting out of control. Then back away so you don't drive over the pile like your video.
Mike took over the product demonstration again. Great questioning of of the sales person. Thanks to Demco!
Great piece of equipment with that trailer you can haul your stone for driveway great video thanks Mike and Aron and the guys from demco
My god I love it looks like 3 dump truck loads
Absolutely 😂
Nice looking trailer.
The one I saw dumped on the go.
Using the loader as a loader! Who'd a thought!!
Hey Mike!
My in-laws have ran a side dump on their farm in Iowa for 15 years. Their first one was a tandem axle in the rear and they turned it over several times. No big deal, just flip it back over and go again. When they replaced it with a new one, they got a tri-axle in the back and it is way more stable. They leave the 3rd axle down and lift it back up once the load is out. They almost always dump with the truck at a 30-45 degree angle and then back out of the pile before going forwards (prevents getting stuck a lot of the time, as well as creates even more stability). They haul manure, rock, dirt, busted up concrete! Works really well! Hope it is successful for you!
Awesome
The drain holes may be better at the front and rear then the center per the rust marks. It is hard to find a flat parking spot.
Being in the center the accessibility would be much easier to get to the drain plugs then fighting with 5th wheel plate or the rear tandem’s and being a dump trailer you can always just dump the water….
Don't think you would want water draining near to the 5th wheel or axles, the centre hole setup looks like its so it runs straight through the centre of the frame without touching it.
@@HughzieTubeI am of the opinion that the engineers would solve diverting water away from critical areas.
@@John13EdgeJust dumping the water works if don't leave it parked for a period of time.
@@stinky3toes209 what does time have to do with anything….if it rained enough to fill the box in a week and the drain holes where plugged…. I don’t think any would notice a dump box full of water…I am pretty sure the truck would comfortably hold the weight of water(water weighs about 2800lbs/yard3 , gravel 2400-2800 lbs/yard3) Personally I would be more concerned with what damage all that rain did.
Well if you use the site dump trailer when you were making your pond you could drive along the top and dump it and into your bulldozer wouldn't have to work so hard to move the dirt where you wanted it cuz you could pour it off right now or you needed it
Aslong as it’s not wet or soft. Pond locations are usually wet hence why it’s a good spot for a pond. Not always but most times
Mike I've wanted a side dump or a belly dump for years, always thought they where way more stable to use. Hope you enjoy it and maybe this one will get added to the fleet.
Around here in Southern Ontario we are seeing a lot of live bottom trailers. Especially on road construction work. No tipping and absolutely no concern with overhead obstacles and despite the V shape top heavy look they’re supposedly very stable.
I didn't realize side dumps were uncommon in the Midwest and East. Here on the West Coast, every other dump vehicle is a side dump. Nice demo, Mike.
Never saw a side dump trailer in person, probably the 2nd or 3rd I've seen on video, interesting concept, thanks for sharing.
out West we have a bunch of these on road crews, if you want to just haul material WITHOUT stringing or spreading it these are the go to.Demco one of the best, low center of gravity one of the biggest attributes they have
SEE LOTS OF THESE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA, MOSTLY MINING & ROAD WORKS, DRIVE & DUMP A STEADY STREAM FOR EDGES OF THE ROAD.
Awesome looking side dump trailer Mr Dirt Perfect
There is full or loaded and then there is Dirt Perfect loaded. Nice new shiny wheeled toy. 😊
The willingness of the operator to be open to a new concept of how a piece of equipment should/can work, is the key to a lot of new technologies.
Cool new product from Demco ❤
Seen trailer in Australia 🇦🇺 mainly for sugar cane ..demco make some great 👍 products in trailer 👌 transport
Do you have road-trains of these dumpers in Australia?
Hello from the Netherlands.
Sorry Mike, at first I thought it was another product recommendation via one of the RUclips channels, which I really hate.
Then they say it is a fantastic product, but when you ask them a question about it, they know nothing about the product and have never used it.
but luckily it turns out to be a sponsor deal. and certainly a nice sponsor deal for you too.
I'm happy for you for this opportunity and I'm curious to see how the dump trailer works in real life in the field
thanks for the video DP and Aaron .
Sincerely Hollandduck
Well, DP if you decide to take a nap in there, all Erin has to do is push a switch and dumpy out!
Looks like a well designed and built trailer.
It is
@@DirtPerfect I noticed you switched sides you dumped from, was that so you didnt block his drive or some other reason?
That side dump would be perfect for dumping a load of manure across someone's driveway! You'd never have to leave the highway! LOL
Never thought I'd see a iowa plate on ur channel. You know iowa is God's country
Ol Boy
You’re gonna
Love this trailer.
They are extremely popular West of the Mississippi.
Well done!
I’ve been running double side dumps in Vegas for many years. I have tipped my pup trailer over twice due to the ground giving away under my tires while dumping over an edge. Wasn’t a big deal. Flipped the trailer back over with the loader and went right back to work with no issues.
What a Jewel to have on a pond or road fill. Drive up along the side of the road and fill up the bed of the road. Spread and next load.
Always interesting to see you play with new equipment and put it through it's paces
Mike the best advantage to a side dump is hauling rock and dumping over the side of a ditch or a dam where you need Rip Rap. I have seen the state of Oklahoma use them in for that purpose. Especial when using larger rocks or gravel.
I was watching a video and thought wouldn't a side dump work.. And look here it is!!
DP you will love the side dump, I pulled many different brands and the demo looks like a solid trailer. I pulled triple and quad axles with super singles. I had a few close calls when unloading wet clay. Sometimes it did not come out and wanted to flip the tractor. Most drivers that pull side dumps will turn slightly in the direction of the dumping side which will make it harder for the truck to flip.
The only thing I didn't hear you talk about it at the rear tandems moving forward and backwards for the shifting the load returnability
For backing into tighter places
These do not move thanks
Awesome dump trailer. I'm most impressed by you cleaning the back window 😊
Very cool piece of equipment, it'll be fun to watch you put it through its paces.
Wow man what a unit and excellent presentation. Sold Right!
Wow! It’s does have some cool features! We just have to wait and see!?! Thanks for sharing! 👌👍
Really suitable in many instances. Son has operated a road train with 3 side tippers. Loved it for the work he was doing. You will have many hours saved with the projects you have coming up Dirt Perfect.
When presented with a new toy, I mean tool. Don’t ask why. Just accept and keep rolling 😅
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That sir, is an impressive dump trailer. Anxious to see it on a job. Fun to watch it operate, thanks for the tag along video.
Would be interesting to see what the load scaled out at. That red gravel/ road pac gets heavy quick. Enjoy
I lived down south of you guys in Clarksville, TN for much of my life and, yep, the side dumps are odd creatures back east and in the South. After moving up to North Dakota (Watford City, 2014, Williston now), side-dumps were part of the water-hauling/rentals operation I worked for. We used them to haul drill-cuttings to our landfill. We also used them for hauling scoria (similar in color and weight to a clay pot that's been ground up, kinda the same color of the chirt you were hauling but a lot lighter) which is used up here for oilfield pads and a lot of the "dirt" roads. Drill cuttings would stick in the tub frequently (we had long-handled scrapers to clean the tub out) and due to the soft nature of going up on the pile at the landfill, we always had one of our dozers holding that push-block. The push-block was handy for heavy equipment to push us through mud that was often axle deep. At the place where I now drive winch trucks most of the time, we used a couple of side dumps for hauling off demo debris (an old wooden grain elevator over in Montana). As long as the material isn't sticky or frozen in the bottom (if anyone is going to get a load that sticks, it'll be me lol), they work great. If something DOES get stuck, it's a lot easier to get to it with a scraper or the bucket of a wheel-loader or excavator.
I've only pulled the tri-axle versions and they are far more stable than they first appear. I've a healthy respect for center of gravity but after pulling them for a while, curves and turns didn't bother me much at all. I'd much rather dump one of these than an end-dump, too. They're easy to switch for dumping to the other side. Windrowing material on the fly is not a problem with some common-sense, of course. Plus, you mentioned dumping over a wall, which is what I used to do at the landfill on occasion in a mixing pit where the wetter cuttings were mixed with scoria to thicken things up.
I'll be curious to see how you guys like it after a project or two.
The only limitation I see is that a good chunk of your work on RUclips is tailgating road base and gravel. But for what it does it's impressive.
Nice bit of kit, well designed, great to see the mushrooms cleaned off the rear cab window … 🤣😂🤣
Nice looking side, dump , You will enjoy that side dump. Yup DP, those new injectors. And Jake Breaks did wonders for the old Mack
We had a side dump frontend loader. It worked well in tight spaces and minimized traffic impedments!
Great Demo. all went well that is till you pulled away from the dump. Notice the tires on the trailer crossing the dump pile. If that were construction debris with sharp objects your investing in new tires or you now hung up on a few stumps or logs that have rolled up under your trailer. Having the right tool for the right job comes to mind.
Just back from Alaska and it's all you see there. From dirt to big rocks! Just need room to side dump.
Awesome dump trailer be good for when you don't have height clearance. Thanks for the video
Now that is one neat piece of equipment, Mike. I loved that you could drive away slowly while tipped and the trailer eases back to its original position without having to get out of the truck and not having to fasten the back tailgate. You're gonna love this side dump trailer and I think you're gonna want one to add to your heavy metal fleet. Thanks for sharing this vid. It was exciting to see in action. I've never seen anything like it and this was a treat. Have a fine week. 👍🏽🤠 9/19/23
I had no idea side dumps weren't common everywhere, they are all over in MT and ND. End dumps are a rare sight here.
Lot smoother than I thought it would be. I would like one I believe.
In Europe we have side panels which fold out and allow your load to be dropped further away from your truck/trailer... makes it much easier to drive away and keeps your machine cleaner ;)
Came from Iowa my home state. Can't wait to see Aaron use this trailer
I love side dump trailers. More presition to where you can put your load. Can tip over. But do like them over bellies.
Been using them in Australia for decades... Even triple road trains - out west. Quads on private mining roads... Big difference is there's a side gate that slides the load a few extra feet away from the wheel tracks...
Really like the way it looks!
Been waiting on this one. Very interesting as we don’t have many side dumps here in South Carolina. Beautiful trailer.
@dirtperfect we run sidedumps daily in the Midwest, love them. Only tips I’d recommend are we always turn the truck to 10-25 degree angle from being straight with end dump. So we turn slightly in the direction of the side we dump the load on. That pivot angle makes truck feel stable and prevents the trailer from wanting to feel tippy where it wants to when truck and trailer are straight with each other. Especially with sticky loads, having the truck slightly pivoted from straight helps because sticky loads can be scary when the dump hits that mid dump point(I did too ours once but it sits much higher and had concrete pieces sticking out the top making the trailer too heavy) . Plus offsetting the truck from straight allows you to back up straight into the angle and avoids pulling the rim and tires along/on the pile of material you dumped if that makes sense.
Reminds of the Difco Side dump Railroad cars. Cant wait to see you Guys give this a good workout. 👍
All that work on the Mack is getting a good break in with the side dump demo! Can definitely tell a difference in performance! I foresee quite a few reasons this would be beneficial for some of the projects DP does. In the end, it's all a matter of if the usage is enough to justify having in the fleet. One thing is for sure. DP will definitely put it to the test and is always honest when it comes to likes, dislikes, and recommendations for improvements. Each operator is different, the feedback is the same level of necessity for the company to receive so they can improve design and function. Real world testing reveals significantly more than the company testing.
The only issue I see is if the Mack is tied up with the lowboy and nothing to pull the side dump. If it was to be used regularly, I would think another truck would be needed.
Man I just the other day had to climb up the trailer and clean out some stuck stuff. Can’t wait to see this thing in a job situation. Very cool DP.
That is so cool looking!
If you have work for it, seems a no brainer. Lots of benefits and wow it carries a lot. very enjoyable video, nice one chaps.
Hello guys, an exciting time and a bit of a learning curve coming up. I had to look up chert as we don't have that in Western Canada. I would have liked to see how fast the tarp deploys and how you would spread #3 stone on roads. Thanks Mike, I really enjoy your videos and my Grandsons do as well.
Doesn't surprise me they reached out to you lol they make some of the baddest trailers in town their local to me. I bet I see those trailers on a daily basis everybody's got one.
Impressed to see an Iowa homegrown product on your channel. Grew up just down the road from where these are manufactured in NW Iowa. DEMCO is very well known in the central US and west of the Mississippi and it is great to see you giving it an honest look. I'm 55 and can't remember a time where I didn't see a DEMCO trailer on the road when I was growing up. I am certain you will get some great use out of it. Enjoy!
That trailer looks almost as good as a JET COMPANY TRAILER
Awesome to see a side dump in action... can't say I have seen any here in Florida... curious as you put it thru its paces what effects you see...cycle times in moving materials, once dumped grading or moving materials any gained time there as well. Because time is money..if you can save or make time all the better and if gains are there it's a great addition and it pays for itself over time of service. Looking forward to seeing how this all plays out. Great content as always 😎🇺🇸🚛🔧🚜😁😇🙏
In western Oklahoma I’ve seen 1 side dump, 25-30 end dumps & 1,000 belly dumps. When you use a belly dump especially on road work you drop a windrow back the next 1 up to it & drop it, take a blade roll it back & forth a couple of times and then you’re done. Works nicely
Belly dumps spread gravel beautifully at 40 mph. Don't even need to blade it.
I was surprised when you teased it a while back, but man, seeing it operate, I can certainly see how it would intrigue you. Really looking forward to the videos of it in action.
Good thing area diesel service hooked you up with the new injectors for the Mack.
bubba dump will get jealous of the dumping trailer she could be think of revenge lol
david and family from new zealand love your content
Soo Nice that we all can see out the back window
Great video Mr Dirt Perfect and MBTS
Great trailer.......but even better Camera work by MBTS
Mike great video, the side dump is totally different from what you’re used to and impressive! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Good job on the old jake sounds like it works great
The big advantage to a second dump is that both of you can load them and drive them. No more waiting for a truck to return. Move twice as much in a day! Thumbs up! Stay safe!! Jim
It can do one thing Bubba dump can't do transport down the road. It would save alot of trips for sure. Thanks for sharing 👍