I bought a Nedland trailer 18 years ago then went to the Nedland truck hoist in 2007 on 2 new T300 Kenworth’s over Cdl I have over 520000.0 miles on one and 400000.0 on the other January I added a 16000 lb Nedland trailer I run over 120 Nedland dumpsters 10 yd 15 yd and 20 yd I will tell you don’t waste your money on any thing else Nedland is the top of the line equipment customer service is top quality we run hard every day nothing else is going to stand up
Just got my 16' MaxxD gooseneck and 3 16 yard bins in. It seems very solid so far. Probably overpaid and waited 5 months for delivery. Trailer was $19k and bins were $6500 each
Hell yeah…. But name one thing in this economy that isn’t over priced. A 16’ is running about 16.5, and 14’ are running at a low of 14.5-15.8k ( these seem to be local prices in PA)
Hey Heath! Thanks for reviewing our product and giving us great feedback on the ROX and our website; we'll definitely add more info on the dumpsters. We've been building the ROX Roll-off Dump Trailer since 2012, and we're stoked to be part of what so many dumpster rental guys like you are doing out there. Glad you noticed the similarities between ours and the Rollster, which PJ rolled out in 2017.
MaxxD trailers rock! The big difference vers PJ is the welding and the quality of the powder coat paint. Hug difference. Maxx D is Quality. Ive owned a lot of trailers in my day (28 yrs as a contractor) both MaxxD and Diamond C (diamond C does not have a roll off) but you can really tell the difference
I own PDQ trailers in Dunnellon fl designing our first roll off trailers at the moment it’ll definitely be worth a look in the coming weeks! My family built bins for BFI / waste management up in New England for years now
I was looking at the PJ Rollster at first but ended up going with a MAXX D 14k Roll-Off. The reason be was I just heard a lot of great things about MAXX D in the sense of quality. I seen a lot of PJ owners complain about paint, rust, and etc.
@@davidc5808 I started with two 20yd containers and one 14yd container. I eventually ended up building up the sides on my 14yd container to make it into a 20yd. I did this simply because 95% of my rentals were 20yd rentals. I’d suggest getting the larger cans off the bat and simply rent the container as a 20yd or 15yd. Once you get rolling and see what your market is really wanting then make the decision to buy more or other size cans. I no longer have a MAXX D, just got into to a hook-lift recently but I do the same game plan with my 15yd cans I’ll rent them as 10yd. The price is $25-$75 different between two so it’s still very profitable.
We are interested in adding this service to our existing land clearing business. Thanks for posting this video as I haven't seen one of the companies you reviewed here. We currently own a 28' low boy gooseneck trailer from Texas Pride and are very happy with the workmanship and quality. That being said we will do our research before pulling the trigger on them.
Great video! I am looking at the Texas Pride 16 foot GN setup! It’s nice because you can use 12 foot, 14 foot and 16 foot bins. The Texas pride bins are 6 feet wide at the base also, so you can/could skip buying th flat bed if you want to Haul equipment for forestry projects!
@@lakechamplainsanitation7226 you never know, you might find a used bin for sale later. I also like that you can drop a smaller bin if you think your client might try to over load the dumpster.
Also bought 14' roll off trailer. Wench is very strong. We are 8 months in, running 16 containers now. Door locks on roll off containers are not strong...only complaint. People keep bending my lock handles by trying to force doors shut with blockages
I own 2 14’ trailers and over 30 roll off dumpsters from Texas Pride, Madisonville, Tx. Quality is average for the trailers, below average on dumpsters with several quality control issues. Customer Service below average. If you find a better system buy it.
I have a 16’ Texas pride with standard rails gooseneck it’s a beast I just picked up 8.3 ton load without a snatch block it def struggled but this trailer is beefy as hell. Oh 9k axles
I have a Rolloff Systems roll-off trailer and it's like the nedlands unit, standard rail, revving cylinders for the winch system, gasoline powered for all the hydraulics built way overkill. Rolloff Systems builds full size tandum axel roll-off trucks down to roll-off trailers. Any standard rail dumpster will work on it and I can run 10-14 foot dumpsters on my unit and I have 5yd, 10yd, 15yd and 20yd dumpsters. All the units are built to order so he builds them from 10 foot all the way up to 24 foot rails and from 10,000 gvwr up to I believe 26,000 gvwr trailers that you can run 30yd and 40yd dumpsters.
@@hhprogressiveconstruction1140 Justin from Life's Apprentice has seen pictures of my roll-off trailer setup. I know Justin and a couple of other RUclipsr's keep telling me that I really need to start a RUclips channel so everyone can see my different businesses I run and all the equipment. Maybe one of these days I will.
I ordered a 16’ Pro-Tainer set up but lead time is about 4 months rn 😪 excited to get it tho. Starting fresh into this business absorbing as much as I can. Thank you for your content!
Exactly man nailed it! Pro tainer is good too for standard rail with reeving system and honda motor, they also offer a 20 foot model same with texas pride but thats CDL territory. I skipped the cable pull trailers completely and got a used hooklift truck, they have a hooklift trailer “ cam-concept” but its to long for the narrower streets in my area and the price was in the $30,000+ just for trailer.
Yes I actually called cam concepts as well on the hook trailer and the price was a little steep for a trailer but still a nice set up! Hooklift trucks are the way to go!
Don’t have a roll off but I got 2 Texas prides one with a normal floor and one with hd floor only had a problem with one of the lifts on the trailer that’s it 1 year warranty guy change it out with no problem…
I just order the Texas Pride 14' roll off with 3 17yd dumpsters. It is 7 to 8 weeks out. I went with them because the website is so easy to navigate and very informative. I ordered it in a gooseneck with electronic tarp and wireless remote for the wench and hydraulics.
Your videos are really helpful to learn about dumpster business. I am planning to start from scratch with very small budget. I am considering buying use tundra. I would appreciate your thoughts on this type of truck. Thank you.
Do roll off trailers have trailer brakes on them? I assume so but never really have heard that mentioned. Always crushing it with great content. Keep it up!
If you don't get industry standard rail you are screwed. Universal is the only way you can grow, sell, get help, and use multiple suppliers for dumpsters.
What is the maximum weight a dump trailer can carry without a cdl (in california)? What dump trailer is most often ordered (sizes) and for how many days is it most often?
the whole trailer (load and trailer) can't exceed 16K, truck and trailer can't exceed 26K, federal laws. Some states will have additional endorsements to pull trailers and other stuff (Texas used to be one) but I don't remember Cali being one of them.
Thanks a a lot for all the info! I am ready to get into the business, currently looking into the Texas pride package of one trailer with 3 containers. Like you, I am worrying too much about customers loading the containers too heavy. Say someone fills it with too much ceramic tile or concrete, can the winch pull it on your PJ? Do the hydraulic lifts work at that point? Thank you
I bought a Nedland trailer 18 years ago then went to the Nedland truck hoist in 2007 on 2 new T300 Kenworth’s over Cdl I have over 520000.0 miles on one and 400000.0 on the other January I added a 16000 lb Nedland trailer I run over 120 Nedland dumpsters 10 yd 15 yd and 20 yd I will tell you don’t waste your money on any thing else Nedland is the top of the line equipment customer service is top quality we run hard every day nothing else is going to stand up
Just got my 16' MaxxD gooseneck and 3 16 yard bins in. It seems very solid so far. Probably overpaid and waited 5 months for delivery. Trailer was $19k and bins were $6500 each
Hell yeah…. But name one thing in this economy that isn’t over priced. A 16’ is running about 16.5, and 14’ are running at a low of 14.5-15.8k ( these seem to be local prices in PA)
Hey Heath! Thanks for reviewing our product and giving us great feedback on the ROX and our website; we'll definitely add more info on the dumpsters.
We've been building the ROX Roll-off Dump Trailer since 2012, and we're stoked to be part of what so many dumpster rental guys like you are doing out there. Glad you noticed the similarities between ours and the Rollster, which PJ rolled out in 2017.
What is the maximum weight a dump trailer can carry without a cdl (in california)?
@@avtorincom9926 Should be 26,000 lbs total gross on your total rig
@@southernoutdoors6037 As far as I read, in California there is a weight limit for a trailer, no more than 10,000. Is that not so?
Stronger the winch, the longer it lasts. Doesn't have to work as hard.
MaxxD trailers rock! The big difference vers PJ is the welding and the quality of the powder coat paint. Hug difference. Maxx D is Quality. Ive owned a lot of trailers in my day (28 yrs as a contractor) both MaxxD and Diamond C (diamond C does not have a roll off) but you can really tell the difference
I own PDQ trailers in Dunnellon fl designing our first roll off trailers at the moment it’ll definitely be worth a look in the coming weeks! My family built bins for BFI / waste management up in New England for years now
I was looking at the PJ Rollster at first but ended up going with a MAXX D 14k Roll-Off. The reason be was I just heard a lot of great things about MAXX D in the sense of quality. I seen a lot of PJ owners complain about paint, rust, and etc.
im looking at the maxxd 14k as well... what bins sizes do you start with? I see the bin sizes are kinda weird at 13 yard and 18yds
@@davidc5808 I started with two 20yd containers and one 14yd container. I eventually ended up building up the sides on my 14yd container to make it into a 20yd. I did this simply because 95% of my rentals were 20yd rentals. I’d suggest getting the larger cans off the bat and simply rent the container as a 20yd or 15yd. Once you get rolling and see what your market is really wanting then make the decision to buy more or other size cans. I no longer have a MAXX D, just got into to a hook-lift recently but I do the same game plan with my 15yd cans I’ll rent them as 10yd. The price is $25-$75 different between two so it’s still very profitable.
We are interested in adding this service to our existing land clearing business. Thanks for posting this video as I haven't seen one of the companies you reviewed here. We currently own a 28' low boy gooseneck trailer from Texas Pride and are very happy with the workmanship and quality. That being said we will do our research before pulling the trigger on them.
Great video! I am looking at the Texas Pride 16 foot GN setup! It’s nice because you can use 12 foot, 14 foot and 16 foot bins. The Texas pride bins are 6 feet wide at the base also, so you can/could skip buying th flat bed if you want to Haul equipment for forestry projects!
Nice!!!
@@lakechamplainsanitation7226 you never know, you might find a used bin for sale later. I also like that you can drop a smaller bin if you think your client might try to over load the dumpster.
I think this is more of a website comparison lol.
Good video tho.
I’m planning on opening a business soon and this was informative
I went with Texas Pride 16' high wall. Single cylinder at front is very strong. . that's why I went with the single cylinder model
Also bought 14' roll off trailer. Wench is very strong. We are 8 months in, running 16 containers now. Door locks on roll off containers are not strong...only complaint. People keep bending my lock handles by trying to force doors shut with blockages
I own 2 14’ trailers and over 30 roll off dumpsters from Texas Pride, Madisonville, Tx. Quality is average for the trailers, below average on dumpsters with several quality control issues. Customer Service below average. If you find a better system buy it.
One BIG thing you didn't cover on the roll off trailer comparison is hydrologic cylinder be scissor lift big difference
Maxx D told us they had to many issues with the smaller winches guys were burning. Them up now that being said I'm sure the were over loading them
I have a 16’ Texas pride with standard rails gooseneck it’s a beast I just picked up 8.3 ton load without a snatch block it def struggled but this trailer is beefy as hell. Oh 9k axles
Looking at this exact trailer. What are you using for bins? TP quoted me 7300 each for 20 yd. Surely I can find some cheaper than that
How is your trailer and bins holding up?
I have a Rolloff Systems roll-off trailer and it's like the nedlands unit, standard rail, revving cylinders for the winch system, gasoline powered for all the hydraulics built way overkill. Rolloff Systems builds full size tandum axel roll-off trucks down to roll-off trailers. Any standard rail dumpster will work on it and I can run 10-14 foot dumpsters on my unit and I have 5yd, 10yd, 15yd and 20yd dumpsters. All the units are built to order so he builds them from 10 foot all the way up to 24 foot rails and from 10,000 gvwr up to I believe 26,000 gvwr trailers that you can run 30yd and 40yd dumpsters.
Makes some videos with your phone let’s see your set .
@@hhprogressiveconstruction1140 Justin from Life's Apprentice has seen pictures of my roll-off trailer setup. I know Justin and a couple of other RUclipsr's keep telling me that I really need to start a RUclips channel so everyone can see my different businesses I run and all the equipment. Maybe one of these days I will.
Nice!
Danna Hassan i google that name and a waste mgmt company shows up. Can I get a link
@@chrisrichardson8908 where are you located?
I ordered a 16’ Pro-Tainer set up but lead time is about 4 months rn 😪 excited to get it tho. Starting fresh into this business absorbing as much as I can. Thank you for your content!
Nice man! I have heard those are a good trailer!! Unfortunate on the lead time but you will be ready for the new year!
It can’t come fast enough! Where abouts you located? What did shipping run you?
Exactly man nailed it! Pro tainer is good too for standard rail with reeving system and honda motor, they also offer a 20 foot model same with texas pride but thats CDL territory. I skipped the cable pull trailers completely and got a used hooklift truck, they have a hooklift trailer “ cam-concept” but its to long for the narrower streets in my area and the price was in the $30,000+ just for trailer.
Yes I actually called cam concepts as well on the hook trailer and the price was a little steep for a trailer but still a nice set up! Hooklift trucks are the way to go!
Don’t have a roll off but I got 2 Texas prides one with a normal floor and one with hd floor only had a problem with one of the lifts on the trailer that’s it 1 year warranty guy change it out with no problem…
Does anyone know if the Texas Pride trailers have standard rails to accommodate different bins?
They do. You'll have to ask for it. It will cost more as well.
Thanks for another video . How you liking the new office and yard for the trucks 🛻 .
It has been awesome to have so much extra space than we need with room to grow!
Texas and all companies price should include 1 bin. Not a chance the trailer with no bin is 14k
Lone star makes a 20 yard that fits pj
I just order the Texas Pride 14' roll off with 3 17yd dumpsters. It is 7 to 8 weeks out. I went with them because the website is so easy to navigate and very informative. I ordered it in a gooseneck with electronic tarp and wireless remote for the wench and hydraulics.
Mind me asking price?
any updates on build quality of your setup? I saw some reviews that there QC is terrible.
Any update?
Your videos are really helpful to learn about dumpster business. I am planning to start from scratch with very small budget. I am considering buying use tundra. I would appreciate your thoughts on this type of truck. Thank you.
Personally I would try to start with at least a 2500. Towing the weight around puts wear and tear on all trucks but would wear a 1/2 ton out quicker.
Ordered a Nedland setup.
How long does it take to get a trailer after you ordered it?
Do roll off trailers have trailer brakes on them? I assume so but never really have heard that mentioned. Always crushing it with great content. Keep it up!
Thank you!
If you don't get industry standard rail you are screwed. Universal is the only way you can grow, sell, get help, and use multiple suppliers for dumpsters.
bison?
What is the maximum weight a dump trailer can carry without a cdl (in california)? What dump trailer is most often ordered (sizes) and for how many days is it most often?
the whole trailer (load and trailer) can't exceed 16K, truck and trailer can't exceed 26K, federal laws. Some states will have additional endorsements to pull trailers and other stuff (Texas used to be one) but I don't remember Cali being one of them.
awesome video!!
How business with all the price hikes and crazy gas
We are having to adjust pricing to combat the inflation.
@@lakechamplainsanitation7226 keep up the good work
Thanks a a lot for all the info! I am ready to get into the business, currently looking into the Texas pride package of one trailer with 3 containers. Like you, I am worrying too much about customers loading the containers too heavy. Say someone fills it with too much ceramic tile or concrete, can the winch pull it on your PJ? Do the hydraulic lifts work at that point? Thank you
I actually tell customers no concrete in the dumpsters for that reason and I let them know there is a 3 ton maximum and don’t take heavy items