Some good comments being made in the comments, but they're still limiting their thinking - with a "flat deck" one can effectively palletise* other plant as well. Think large welders, large emergency pumps, emergency generators, etc, that are too small, and or light, for a "J" or shipping container platform to be required or cost effective. Hire companies and government/state/municipal/utility companies may be a natural market for these. *As a kid I was enamoured with the whole Thunderbird 2 concept - use a standardised container and you can use the same machine to move everything. I still try and apply it to plant in general, when allowed.
@@Dirtmonkey A concept that has ran thru my mind about this style trailer is to have a half flat deck and half enclosed setup. That was you could use the back half that is flat to load or transport material to the jobsite or as stated put a large pump or welder on and use the front enclosed area as a mobile job box to store and secure tools this could even be fitted with a fuel tank to allow on site fuel, tool, and storage.
It would be nice to see if the company can build you a sealed, lockable Job Box roll-off. When doing a job like a retaining wall, you can deliver the box to the site first with all the necessary hand tools, power tools, basic supplies, and the small plate compactores. Everything you need at once and a secure place to store the equipment at night. At the end of a job, pick it up and move it to the next.
I purchased one of these 4 years ago w/3 containers. Put ads in all the papers, online, created a website with online booking, Google reviews, etc. Something you'll learn quickly, you can't compete with the larger recycling companies nearby. I sold it 6 months later and bought a mini excavator. That's where you make money. Good luck if you venture down this path but realize, stiff competition exists. I'd love to see your financials for a year.
I'm third generation in the solid waste industry aka garbage man...lol. In 1960 my twin uncles had built the very first Roll Off truck. They called it a Drop Box truck with 20 yard boxes. My uncles worked for their mother, my grandmother who owned the the first garbage company in town. She only invested in the build of the truck and didn't patent the Drop Box idea back then. !!!CAUTION STANLEY!!! I drove a Roll Off back in the 80's for 11 years and the one thing you had to watch out for was boxes loaded to one side with dirt or concrete, they flip over on there side when loading on the truck. I would pound the sides of the box and if it sounded hard it was loaded heavy to one side and you couldn't see it for each load was full of other debris and tarped. Even at that. be careful on turns, they will roll over easy if loaded heavy on one side. I could show you all kinds of tricks we used to do loading/off loading in difficult areas. But I live in California 🤐don't tell anyone!
Great video, there is a company from Minnesota that makes nothing but these types of trailers. Protainer out of Alexandria. MN. We have some of the best trailer makers in the country. You would have saved yourself lots of fuel. The plus side with Protainer is that they're containers can be used on any standard roll off truck as well. If I'm not mistaken, they're the only company that uses standardized boxes. You could use the same box on a trailer that you put on the truck and then you could also buy it containers from other manufacturers as long as they were a standard rail box. Plus if you want more cans/containers you just have to drive to Alexandria which I'm sure no matter where you live in Minnesota is closer to you than Texas.
Having worked on rolloff trash trucks for 2+ years my recommendation would be have a 2nd winch installed and wired in for redundancy as when a can is overloaded winch cables break and its no fun when a winch cable breaks and takes out a glass window or even hits the operator not to mention the can sliding back off the trailer and you being stuck with a broken trailer needing to pickup a box that's full. personally id get a hooklift trailer that uses a hydraulic arm to lift cans on and off they make trailers and beds for trucks and there is way less to break on one of those than a flying winch cable
My experience has been on the consumer end of the business, getting a dumpster for remodeling jobs. My projects are usually on the smaller side so I can often handle things with my single axle dump trailer. The last time I had to price dumpsters I called three ‘different’ carting companies and the same person answered the phone each time. All three were owned by the same parent company. Usually here in Connecticut you get a price for a certain volume, say 12 cu. yds, a week to fill it and a weight limit, say two tons. If you keep it for a longer period of time they add on a certain amount per day. If the can is over weight when they dump it they will bill you, as in charge your credit card, for the overage.
i’ve wanted one of these for a few years now since first seeing them, but my biggest concern is all the negative i’ve seen/heard about the lifting power when dumping. i had some texas built dump trailer 10 years ago that could barely lift C&D let alone dirt so hot rod of it within a year or two, since then i have multiple brimar dump trailers and they never let me down. and obviously a box with 4 foot walls you can’t load the entire thing with dirt you’d be way over weight (i know that part) but i’ve seen a lot of guys on youtube that put only a couple yard of dirt and can’t get these to lift yet i’ve lifted 6 tones of cement in my brimar dump trailer. but i’ve also seen these dumpster trailers with small honda motors that run the hydraulic system. idk this comment was all over lol hope i works out well for you looking forward to future vids because i really do want to get some of these!
I was actually looking into doing this about 7 years ago there’s another company building these for a while now I believe it was a southland trailer and you can get them in tri axle goose neck and up to 25 or 30 yard bins and you can get a heavier gavel box and a flat deck with d rings as well
I run a Roll off dumpster trailer business in Wisconsin and we make great money. I have a ton of videos explaining the business on youtube. Would love to chat with you about it. Love the videos I have been watching for years!
Stan all fine if it fits your needs if you rent them cans will get destroyed and overloaded loaded wrong all weight back end of can would lift the back of your pickup off the ground and if you tow with a 4500 or 5500 series class of truck puts you into a class A CDL but hope it works well for you. I personally for that money spend a little more and get a under CDL single axle roll off truck.
We have a roll off truck. 22 dodge ram 5500 SNG setup. Different rate structures. 1-3,4-7,8-14 days. We use it a lot on landscaping, material delivery, and rent our dumpsters out. We re in w a few contractors that do roofs, remodeling etc. different entity, lots of money to be made, we average $250-300 a dumpster
I'm not in this business, I'm not even a US resident, but I find this video really interesting. I wouldn't mind starting a dumpster business in the US, and I might even do so... you never know.
Cmon Stan, you KNOW that you need to speed load a Skidsteer into the can in order to fully show the capabilities of this setup! The only thing that I had a question about was the security of the single D ring for the tailgates when dumping. I have 20 years in the waste industry and doors swing free when dumping with the conventional chains. Great vid and great product!
The only thing that I had a question about was the security of the single D ring for the tailgates when dumping.- good call. I wonder how that will hold up. Guess I will find out
@@Dirtmonkey I dumped rolloff cans from 15yds to 40yd self contained. When you get a “stuck” load and have to run a verticals can back and forth and even use the cable to tap it on the transfer station floor, the first thing that comes loose is the door securement. You have a quality channel sir!
My neighbor runs something like this. He probably moves 3-4 cans a day. It can make money but the batteries on a rig like that don’t keep up. He keeps five batteries on the trailer and has to switch between them to keep it running. He charges them all every night.
The brake in the winch will eventually fail from powering out. Those types of electric winches are not designed to do repeated power out but rather free spool. The brakes are internal to the drum. You need a winch with an external (to the drum) brake.
I'd love to see a full in detail video of this trailer. Of you using it. Setting it up. And ideas u have for it. As a yard maintenance man myself I'd modify one bin to turn it into a grab and go leaf connection system. I.e. I can drop it on a site for some of the guys to use and go back later to get it.
We have trucks in uk that do this called hookloaders! There much better than the cable pull! You can tip them up soon as the back touches the floor leave the handbrake off the lorry and let the weight kf the container push you! This elemanates the dragging all across the floor leaving marks you can basically drop it off on the spot! Its like 10 trucks in one! You can use it as a low loader! Normal tipper! Or get a hotbox made for asphalt! Don’t understand why everyone with a truck aint using them
I have actually thought of something similar to this after looking at used military roll off trailers but they use a crane. You can have a flat bed that you strap equipment to and deliver to the next job site and then a dumpster like that one that you set some where else. And then even use another flat pallet and built an office trailer on it and put that somewhere else.
As an Euroguy i have to smile a litte. A "Hookloader" is the most normal thing here and i dont inderstand why it issnt in USA. No need for step out of the cabin. It comes in an standart size and system, so every Hookloader Truck can take every bin/flatbed/craneplatform what ever.
I'm glad you did this video on this setup. I'm down in Florida and have a local company that builds these. They have the flat deck. I'm doing the two dumpsters and flat deck. But i have upgrades i want added to these to make things more efficient. One being the automatic tarp system like on the big trucks.
20 grand that's incredible my boss bought a 16 ft dump trailer I had him build every 3/4 L bracket slots using wood planks to separate material but with this you have three bins you can put the green waste and one the concrete and another glad he's coming up with a low boy cuz I was going to say if you filled that up with concrete you ain't going to dumping it you ain't going to picking it up people with a roll off business know there are people stupid enough to fill up something that high with concrete and any material that you get where you can take one of them to the landfill one to the concrete quarry and one to the metal recycling yard I like what James Flori had to say a enclosed roll off so you can store your equipment in and with a security system
There's quite a few lawn business, that has dumpsters added on to their businesses. So, he's got his company name on the side of his dumpsters!! My next door neighbor used a service, that had a regular truck, that picked up the dumpster.. I asked and he had told me, that it over $300 per 30 yard dumpster.
We're I live in western Pennsylvania. We have a company that has the same setup. Multiple cans for drop off. $325.00 for 5 to 7 day max. When they scale at the dump. Any weight over 3000 lbs is charged to customer by the pound. They also have bulk pick up or any junk that needs gone. Send a picture they give you a price. It will be gone the next day.
Great concept but if I had to poke some holes in this i would say that the end of the rails near the ground are no where near ready for the abuse that constant dumpster loading will put them through. Also, 2 remotes is super annoying, they could have done a better job and consolidating that.
Lots of these trailers out now, Texas Pride has them, Maxx-D, PJ, ect.. Most affordable one is probably bison out of PA. Nedlands is good, protainer. All standard rail cable hoist setups. I prefer hooklift though.
Technically it being rated for 14k means that you’d need a class A or a class b since it’s goose neck in Illinois to use these just a heads up. Keep in mind class a & b are just as expensive now to get
Given its trailer based I get the tarp mounted to the container, but that is definitely a vulnerable to damage when loading with a mini X or skid! I recently packed a truck camper in an open top using a mini X with a thumb had junk everywhere on all sides ha. Great video I love your editing
Standard pricing in my neck of the woods - 12-15 YD $200.00 +60/ addl ton after 1 ton 20 YD $260 + 60 / addl ton after 2 ton 30 YD $350 +60 / addl ton after 3 ton 40 YD $450 + 60/ addl ton after 3 ton
Nice package.. Flat deck option is a Great one provided it also has ramps so that you can flat load equipment on it then pull it up. Also for flat deck application it the winch were mounted higher it could serve double duty by being able to pull loads onto the "flat deck"
we manufacture these type of roll off trailers at PDQ in dunnellon FL in our area its mostly 350-500 a week drop plus fees for a 12 yard box its great for guys starting out a side hustle or small business owner who need the most versatile trailer
@@brianmixon4309 we had a 3rd part running the website which is now in our hands so should be updated pretty soon our TikTok had plenty of proof of what we do
Thanks for the great content Stanley. Could you also tell us maintenance and costs and common issues. I wouldn't want to order to the other side of the world to have issues that can only be solved in the US.
Weight capacity is the limiting factor for most. 2-3tons just isn’t enough. For example, went to the quarry today. Asked for 3 tons of aggregate and they loaded me with 3.18 tons. I would be overloaded with a hair over 4tons with the 14k version. This seems like a dream setup for those who deal with remodel or people getting rid of junk TBH. Nonetheless, looking forward to how it treats you and hopefully it changes my mind from my initial impression. Thanks again for the vid Stan!
My neighbor has these and a few guy working for him. Different types of hitching and truck configurations gooseneck and ball hitch. He is making a killing and loves the system.
With the 8k axle option that gives you 10k in the bed no? 6k for the whole thing so I think you could probably get away with something like putting a skid steer in the back and then dropping both off at a site
that latch is wrong for a dumpster the way its set up you have to wrestle pins out that will be under pressure. most dumpsters come with a arm on the side you use to unlatch the door so you are away from the swing
You would definitely have to limit and regulate what people put in the container if you lease them out. We all know that someone will also overload the weight of that sucker at some point as well.
I had a roll off business several years ago and the overloading is a big big problem. You can tell the customer but the containers will get overloaded. If you don't have a truck that can lift a 20 yard full of heavy construction debris you will be working to unload them enough to pull them up on a truck. The trucks we had were all hydraulic and used a 5/8 inch cable. You might look into a full blown roll off truck as it will give you the ability to haul much larger payloads.
I live in Virginia where they love to tax everything it has a license plate on it you’re going to get taxed with this instead of owning four or five dump trailers you have one trailer multiple dumpsters which you don’t have to report and pay property tax on every year yes they want property tax on Vals, and if you were to put a flat deck on that that would be amazing for putting a skid steer or a mini excavator on
You have to watch your GCWR. Most 1 ton daully pick ups hooked to that trailer will be over the 26,001 combined rating. It's not the state you need to worry about it Federal rules
Save your self the money and buy a Nedland setup far superior and will work every day . I’ve been in the garbage business over 40 years the electric is BS junk Just the facts guys
Seems like it would be easier & wouldn't have to hire a driver, or have fuel expense if it was simply a "Rent-A-Trailer" service No? As in , (( They call -They Rent- they pick up - They Dump - They return ")) like a U-HAUL? I mean, u can add it as a fee & do all that but for pure profit margin wouldn't it be more ROI?
there is a company in my area called jtr they have been doing roll offs and portable tolets for years recently i wanna say 2 or 3 years ago they started doing roll off storage containers kind of. i got no clue though where they get there trailers from or anything i wanna say they make them but not to sure.
If switch-n-go has a patent this is an obvious patent infringement. If ya don't know what switch-n-go is look it up, same thing just truck mounted.. Good product but hook lifts are better. More power.
I drove a roll off truck and the trailers will work but they can’t hold much weight and getting that can where it needs to go is a nightmare. A one ton with a 10 yard can is wayyyyy better and cheaper too. Easy to get in a driveway without hurting it because of weight. Try backing that dude in a driveway and unloading it. GOOD LUCK
Many trailer companies make these. Great concept but be aware goose necks take a lot of room to position and even more room to unload/load the container. Sometimes just getting a truck made to haul the dumpster is a better deal but definitely a CDL required. Just find a military PLS and you have a very capable offroad dumpster truck with box/flat/dumpster option.
This feels pretty nice. But it feels it would be better if it is a hook lift system instead of the wire and the body fram it’s under and have a hook that you in to from the car. Nice video
I drive roll offs for a living and I can't wrap my head around the idea of what can you really haul in that can? that cable looks weak. and looks like it could jump rail very easily when hauling it up the rail
It might be a little late but regarding the roll off box trailer can you do a comparison to the winch one versus the rieving one that uses the Honda motor it's a little more money but is it's worth it just starting out
$275 2-3 days $325 5-7 days 1.5 tons of material included If dump fees are higher in your area increase cost $50 and you cover pretty much everything. I do this for a living and that pretty much the way it is..
I'm considering doing this for a side business. Do you use this brand or I'm thinking there are probably other companies as well like this. How many cans have you purchased and do you typically keep them making money daily?
@thomas smith I don't use this exact brand, but I have looked at their product, and it's very competitively priced. I had a local trailer manufacturer custom build my trailer to my specs with everything I wanted and I bought 10 cans because I already have several dump trailers which I still use for lumber rock dirt and fire wood deliveries junk removals to. Junk removals are very profitable, especially if you add in small shrubbery and small tree removals. But with the cans, I keep em moving all the time. For the 15yd cans, I charge $350 for 5-7 days, and for the 2-3day rentals, i charge $300 even. 13yd cans I charge $325 for 5-7 days, and for the 2-3 day rentals, I charge $275. My biggest 20yd units I only rent those out weekly for $385. Every rental covers 1.5 tons of material, anything more than that. I charge $75 extra per ton. If I travel more than 50 miles in one direction, I charge an additional $50 fuel surcharge.
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Some good comments being made in the comments, but they're still limiting their thinking - with a "flat deck" one can effectively palletise* other plant as well.
Think large welders, large emergency pumps, emergency generators, etc, that are too small, and or light, for a "J" or shipping container platform to be required or cost effective. Hire companies and government/state/municipal/utility companies may be a natural market for these.
*As a kid I was enamoured with the whole Thunderbird 2 concept - use a standardised container and you can use the same machine to move everything. I still try and apply it to plant in general, when allowed.
Thats brilliant. I didn't of it that way. Im pinning your comment if thats ok.
@@Dirtmonkey
No worries - pass it on to the trailer builders, too, if you think they may be interested 👍😎
They need to add conex boxes to there system
@@Dirtmonkey A concept that has ran thru my mind about this style trailer is to have a half flat deck and half enclosed setup. That was you could use the back half that is flat to load or transport material to the jobsite or as stated put a large pump or welder on and use the front enclosed area as a mobile job box to store and secure tools this could even be fitted with a fuel tank to allow on site fuel, tool, and storage.
Any more feedback to share on the DuraHaul after a year? I noticed they're no longer a dealer.
It would be nice to see if the company can build you a sealed, lockable Job Box roll-off. When doing a job like a retaining wall, you can deliver the box to the site first with all the necessary hand tools, power tools, basic supplies, and the small plate compactores. Everything you need at once and a secure place to store the equipment at night. At the end of a job, pick it up and move it to the next.
that's would be handy.
More excellent idea!!!
C can
now that's good.
Yeah that would be a great idea!
I purchased one of these 4 years ago w/3 containers. Put ads in all the papers, online, created a website with online booking, Google reviews, etc. Something you'll learn quickly, you can't compete with the larger recycling companies nearby. I sold it 6 months later and bought a mini excavator. That's where you make money. Good luck if you venture down this path but realize, stiff competition exists. I'd love to see your financials for a year.
I'm third generation in the solid waste industry aka garbage man...lol.
In 1960 my twin uncles had built the very first Roll Off truck.
They called it a Drop Box truck with 20 yard boxes.
My uncles worked for their mother, my grandmother who owned the
the first garbage company in town. She only invested in the build
of the truck and didn't patent the Drop Box idea back then.
!!!CAUTION STANLEY!!!
I drove a Roll Off back in the 80's for 11 years and the one thing you
had to watch out for was boxes loaded to one side with dirt or
concrete, they flip over on there side when loading on the truck.
I would pound the sides of the box and if it sounded hard it was
loaded heavy to one side and you couldn't see it for each load was
full of other debris and tarped. Even at that. be careful on turns, they
will roll over easy if loaded heavy on one side. I could show you all
kinds of tricks we used to do loading/off loading in difficult areas.
But I live in California 🤐don't tell anyone!
Stan, you always ask the right questions and give us (the viewers) the information we need to be successful. Thank you!
Great video, there is a company from Minnesota that makes nothing but these types of trailers. Protainer out of Alexandria. MN.
We have some of the best trailer makers in the country. You would have saved yourself lots of fuel.
The plus side with Protainer is that they're containers can be used on any standard roll off truck as well. If I'm not mistaken, they're the only company that uses standardized boxes. You could use the same box on a trailer that you put on the truck and then you could also buy it containers from other manufacturers as long as they were a standard rail box.
Plus if you want more cans/containers you just have to drive to Alexandria which I'm sure no matter where you live in Minnesota is closer to you than Texas.
If they welded big D-rings in the corners and the middle low to the base you could transport equipment as well…. With the weight limit in mind.
Most companies sell flat beds that can be rolled on.
Having worked on rolloff trash trucks for 2+ years my recommendation would be have a 2nd winch installed and wired in for redundancy as when a can is overloaded winch cables break and its no fun when a winch cable breaks and takes out a glass window or even hits the operator not to mention the can sliding back off the trailer and you being stuck with a broken trailer needing to pickup a box that's full. personally id get a hooklift trailer that uses a hydraulic arm to lift cans on and off they make trailers and beds for trucks and there is way less to break on one of those than a flying winch cable
I never though of it like that. I wonder if someone makes a hook lift trailer for a pickup?
My experience has been on the consumer end of the business, getting a dumpster for remodeling jobs. My projects are usually on the smaller side so I can often handle things with my single axle dump trailer. The last time I had to price dumpsters I called three ‘different’ carting companies and the same person answered the phone each time. All three were owned by the same parent company.
Usually here in Connecticut you get a price for a certain volume, say 12 cu. yds, a week to fill it and a weight limit, say two tons. If you keep it for a longer period of time they add on a certain amount per day. If the can is over weight when they dump it they will bill you, as in charge your credit card, for the overage.
good info- Thank you.
Absolutely PHENOMENAL!! I was just talking to my dad about starting one of these around here in Southern KY.. Thanks @Stan!!
i’ve wanted one of these for a few years now since first seeing them, but my biggest concern is all the negative i’ve seen/heard about the lifting power when dumping. i had some texas built dump trailer 10 years ago that could barely lift C&D let alone dirt so hot rod of it within a year or two, since then i have multiple brimar dump trailers and they never let me down. and obviously a box with 4 foot walls you can’t load the entire thing with dirt you’d be way over weight (i know that part) but i’ve seen a lot of guys on youtube that put only a couple yard of dirt and can’t get these to lift yet i’ve lifted 6 tones of cement in my brimar dump trailer. but i’ve also seen these dumpster trailers with small honda motors that run the hydraulic system. idk this comment was all over lol hope i works out well for you looking forward to future vids because i really do want to get some of these!
I hear ya- Your curious if it will handle a load. I will find out for you.👊👍😎
That's a good point. They look good in the dealer's yard, but I've seen people at the dump using ratchet car jacks to get their can up.
I was actually looking into doing this about 7 years ago there’s another company building these for a while now I believe it was a southland trailer and you can get them in tri axle goose neck and up to 25 or 30 yard bins and you can get a heavier gavel box and a flat deck with d rings as well
Look at Lamar trailer.
I run a Roll off dumpster trailer business in Wisconsin and we make great money. I have a ton of videos explaining the business on youtube. Would love to chat with you about it. Love the videos I have been watching for years!
Went to your channel and immediately saw "My Dumpster Business Put Me in Prison". Sounds like fun.
Lol😂
Stan all fine if it fits your needs if you rent them cans will get destroyed and overloaded loaded wrong all weight back end of can would lift the back of your pickup off the ground and if you tow with a 4500 or 5500 series class of truck puts you into a class A CDL but hope it works well for you. I personally for that money spend a little more and get a under CDL single axle roll off truck.
We have a roll off truck. 22 dodge ram 5500 SNG setup. Different rate structures. 1-3,4-7,8-14 days. We use it a lot on landscaping, material delivery, and rent our dumpsters out. We re in w a few contractors that do roofs, remodeling etc. different entity, lots of money to be made, we average $250-300 a dumpster
What size dumpsters?
I'm not in this business, I'm not even a US resident, but I find this video really interesting. I wouldn't mind starting a dumpster business in the US, and I might even do so... you never know.
I use a setup like that in my land scaping business but mine is a Maxx D. I love it, makes life so much easier.
Im pumped to give this a try in my company
I’ve started looking into this as a possible side job. Thanks for sharing, and I look forward to more videos about these.
That was my thought as well. Keep the guys going as a side hustle
@@Dirtmonkey But if you are idle because of snow, won't the other guys be idle too?
Great video. I saw one of those trailers at a Dealer in Bedford, Pa this week
im a sucker for a cool trailer! and THIS is a COOL trailer! Hope you have a good weekend!
Cmon Stan, you KNOW that you need to speed load a Skidsteer into the can in order to fully show the capabilities of this setup! The only thing that I had a question about was the security of the single D ring for the tailgates when dumping. I have 20 years in the waste industry and doors swing free when dumping with the conventional chains. Great vid and great product!
The only thing that I had a question about was the security of the single D ring for the tailgates when dumping.- good call. I wonder how that will hold up. Guess I will find out
@@Dirtmonkey I dumped rolloff cans from 15yds to 40yd self contained. When you get a “stuck” load and have to run a verticals can back and forth and even use the cable to tap it on the transfer station floor, the first thing that comes loose is the door securement. You have a quality channel sir!
I’d like to see it loaded with materials from a site. The operation when its somewhat overloaded. Cause you know that’s the norm.
I agree. This looks a little light duty for some of the loads I haul. Sheetrock and asphalt roofing shingles is heavy.
My neighbor runs something like this. He probably moves 3-4 cans a day. It can make money but the batteries on a rig like that don’t keep up. He keeps five batteries on the trailer and has to switch between them to keep it running. He charges them all every night.
Run cable from truck to trailer to keep it charged. We have that on our truck and works great.
Run a 1/0 gage cable from the truck positive and trailer positive. Then ground the battery on the trailer to the trailer and boom no more charging
The brake in the winch will eventually fail from powering out. Those types of electric winches are not designed to do repeated power out but rather free spool. The brakes are internal to the drum. You need a winch with an external (to the drum) brake.
I'd love to see a full in detail video of this trailer. Of you using it. Setting it up. And ideas u have for it. As a yard maintenance man myself I'd modify one bin to turn it into a grab and go leaf connection system. I.e. I can drop it on a site for some of the guys to use and go back later to get it.
We have trucks in uk that do this called hookloaders! There much better than the cable pull! You can tip them up soon as the back touches the floor leave the handbrake off the lorry and let the weight kf the container push you! This elemanates the dragging all across the floor leaving marks you can basically drop it off on the spot! Its like 10 trucks in one! You can use it as a low loader! Normal tipper! Or get a hotbox made for asphalt! Don’t understand why everyone with a truck aint using them
They should have put a D-ring on the trailer frame to hook the cable to when running empty.
I have actually thought of something similar to this after looking at used military roll off trailers but they use a crane. You can have a flat bed that you strap equipment to and deliver to the next job site and then a dumpster like that one that you set some where else. And then even use another flat pallet and built an office trailer on it and put that somewhere else.
As an Euroguy i have to smile a litte. A "Hookloader" is the most normal thing here and i dont inderstand why it issnt in USA. No need for step out of the cabin. It comes in an standart size and system, so every Hookloader Truck can take every bin/flatbed/craneplatform what ever.
That just makes sense in my opinion. Universal is easy
Hey Stan, great trailer, Have you thought about putting a heating element on the sides, great snow removal for job sites
I plan on using it for snow hauling but not heating it
I'm glad you did this video on this setup. I'm down in Florida and have a local company that builds these. They have the flat deck. I'm doing the two dumpsters and flat deck. But i have upgrades i want added to these to make things more efficient. One being the automatic tarp system like on the big trucks.
What is the name of the company, if you dont mind me asking. Im In Sarasota and looking for something similar to what you described.
@@suncoastprecisionservices U-Dump trailers out of Ocala.
20 grand that's incredible my boss bought a 16 ft dump trailer I had him build every 3/4 L bracket slots using wood planks to separate material but with this you have three bins you can put the green waste and one the concrete and another glad he's coming up with a low boy cuz I was going to say if you filled that up with concrete you ain't going to dumping it you ain't going to picking it up people with a roll off business know there are people stupid enough to fill up something that high with concrete and any material that you get where you can take one of them to the landfill one to the concrete quarry and one to the metal recycling yard I like what James Flori had to say a enclosed roll off so you can store your equipment in and with a security system
There's quite a few lawn business, that has dumpsters added on to their businesses. So, he's got his company name on the side of his dumpsters!! My next door neighbor used a service, that had a regular truck, that picked up the dumpster.. I asked and he had told me, that it over $300 per 30 yard dumpster.
It might make a nice side hustle
We're I live in western Pennsylvania. We have a company that has the same setup. Multiple cans for drop off. $325.00 for 5 to 7 day max. When they scale at the dump. Any weight over 3000 lbs is charged to customer by the pound. They also have bulk pick up or any junk that needs gone. Send a picture they give you a price. It will be gone the next day.
Great concept but if I had to poke some holes in this i would say that the end of the rails near the ground are no where near ready for the abuse that constant dumpster loading will put them through. Also, 2 remotes is super annoying, they could have done a better job and consolidating that.
Lots of these trailers out now, Texas Pride has them, Maxx-D, PJ, ect.. Most affordable one is probably bison out of PA. Nedlands is good, protainer. All standard rail cable hoist setups. I prefer hooklift though.
They seem to be getting more popular.
@@Dirtmonkey yea, huge influx in the last 3 years.
Technically it being rated for 14k means that you’d need a class A or a class b since it’s goose neck in Illinois to use these just a heads up. Keep in mind class a & b are just as expensive now to get
That’s what happens when you live in a communist state.
2 day $300
3 day $330
7 day $350
Drop off pick up and dump fee for 2 ton of waste
11 yard container
In TN
You can get a flat deck for it too
Given its trailer based I get the tarp mounted to the container, but that is definitely a vulnerable to damage when loading with a mini X or skid! I recently packed a truck camper in an open top using a mini X with a thumb had junk everywhere on all sides ha. Great video I love your editing
Good looking rig. I could see having a deck so you can haul like a typical trailer. (Duel purpose). Might be able to deliver those small sheds too.
Cool mechanism for the hitch, but you still have to get up there and hook up the safety chains.
true.
@@Dirtmonkey people will forget to hook up the chains. If that was my trailer, I would disable the remote lock.
Check out Cam Concepts, they build a Hook-Lift Trailer. Much nicer trailer, and you can get them in different hook heights & gvwr.
I will. Thanks
@@Dirtmonkey I have the 16k model, if you're ever in Maryland and want to check one out
Standard pricing in my neck of the woods -
12-15 YD $200.00 +60/ addl ton after 1 ton
20 YD $260 + 60 / addl ton after 2 ton
30 YD $350 +60 / addl ton after 3 ton
40 YD $450 + 60/ addl ton after 3 ton
Thank you for sharing🙏
Dang where is that?
I’m in Central NJ. $750 for 30 YD, 3 ton included. $110 addition per ton
Nice package.. Flat deck option is a Great one provided it also has ramps so that you can flat load equipment on it then pull it up. Also for flat deck application it the winch were mounted higher it could serve double duty by being able to pull loads onto the "flat deck"
we manufacture these type of roll off trailers at PDQ in dunnellon FL in our area its mostly 350-500 a week drop plus fees for a 12 yard box its great for guys starting out a side hustle or small business owner who need the most versatile trailer
No you don't according to your website
@@brianmixon4309 we had a 3rd part running the website which is now in our hands so should be updated pretty soon our TikTok had plenty of proof of what we do
you earned a subscriber Mr, a lot of good info for contractors
Those engines are built to be quite but if you swap out the injectors to single shot there louder but you get better mpg.
Thanks for the great content Stanley. Could you also tell us maintenance and costs and common issues. I wouldn't want to order to the other side of the world to have issues that can only be solved in the US.
Weight capacity is the limiting factor for most. 2-3tons just isn’t enough. For example, went to the quarry today. Asked for 3 tons of aggregate and they loaded me with 3.18 tons. I would be overloaded with a hair over 4tons with the 14k version.
This seems like a dream setup for those who deal with remodel or people getting rid of junk TBH. Nonetheless, looking forward to how it treats you and hopefully it changes my mind from my initial impression. Thanks again for the vid Stan!
They say it can handle 4 tons, but tell customers to stay at 2 tons cause customers don't know how to count.
@@d3lsl0w in other words, it’s not built to handle consistently heavy loads.
That’s why if you have a customer loading dirt or gravel, concrete you give them a container with 2’ high walls
Nice design access for the spare.
That looks awesome! Thinking about adding this service to my business. Thanks for the info!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR A GREAT VIDEO AND EXPLANATION OF THE BUSINESS!!
wow this is really impressive. now I'm interested in this and the opportunity this will provide.
Only thing missing would be to enclose a box. Great product, thanks Stan.
My neighbor has these and a few guy working for him. Different types of hitching and truck configurations gooseneck and ball hitch. He is making a killing and loves the system.
I can't wait to see how many ways Stan and team find to use this cool new setup!
These work great issues that limit you from growth is non standard rails, tarp for each dumpster and the 7k axles, take a look at bison trailers
With the 8k axle option that gives you 10k in the bed no? 6k for the whole thing so I think you could probably get away with something like putting a skid steer in the back and then dropping both off at a site
now having one of these units, is it less susceptible to thefts than the traditional dumpster trailer on wheels?
how do the batteries do in northern Minnesota when it's minus 20f?
that latch is wrong for a dumpster the way its set up you have to wrestle pins out that will be under pressure. most dumpsters come with a arm on the side you use to unlatch the door so you are away from the swing
Very interesting point
Okay, I need this but small, deck-over, and bumper pull. They need to make a 4½x7' deckover version for cars.
You would definitely have to limit and regulate what people put in the container if you lease them out. We all know that someone will also overload the weight of that sucker at some point as well.
I had a roll off business several years ago and the overloading is a big big problem. You can tell the customer but the containers will get overloaded. If you don't have a truck that can lift a 20 yard full of heavy construction debris you will be working to unload them enough to pull them up on a truck. The trucks we had were all hydraulic and used a 5/8 inch cable. You might look into a full blown roll off truck as it will give you the ability to haul much larger payloads.
10 years in Rolloff ... I know your statement is oh so true . I was called to pick up a
I was called to pick up a 20-yard out of metal recycling facility my 2017 Rolloff couldn't even pick it up off ground .
This looks exactly like the maxx D version with some minor changes. Hopefully their quality is better then maxx D's
I live in Virginia where they love to tax everything it has a license plate on it you’re going to get taxed with this instead of owning four or five dump trailers you have one trailer multiple dumpsters which you don’t have to report and pay property tax on every year yes they want property tax on Vals, and if you were to put a flat deck on that that would be amazing for putting a skid steer or a mini excavator on
You have to watch your GCWR. Most 1 ton daully pick ups hooked to that trailer will be over the 26,001 combined rating. It's not the state you need to worry about it Federal rules
good call.
Worthwhile. It costs me 150 for 10 yards of local soil delivery
Save your self the money and buy a Nedland setup far superior and will work every day . I’ve been in the garbage business over 40 years the electric is BS junk Just the facts guys
Seems like it would be easier & wouldn't have to hire a driver, or have fuel expense if it was simply a "Rent-A-Trailer" service No?
As in , (( They call -They Rent- they pick up - They Dump - They return ")) like a U-HAUL?
I mean, u can add it as a fee & do all that but for pure profit margin wouldn't it be more ROI?
Game changer and other companies "why can't we build that? " awesome video 📹.
I want one of those D&D hats!
The other thing u could do is tie down a can on your Flatt deck if u need the Flatt deck next in your jobs for the day ..
there is a company in my area called jtr they have been doing roll offs and portable tolets for years recently i wanna say 2 or 3 years ago they started doing roll off storage containers kind of. i got no clue though where they get there trailers from or anything i wanna say they make them but not to sure.
If switch-n-go has a patent this is an obvious patent infringement. If ya don't know what switch-n-go is look it up, same thing just truck mounted.. Good product but hook lifts are better. More power.
Hook lifts are ideal. Just sit in truck, hit switch and leave. No cable
before hearing the price. I rented a 20 yard roll off for 7 days for $400 on East Coast
One of those times I would like to be 20 years younger!
Nice i wonder if you can get totally enclosed boxes weather tight for that or just the open top
Does he make a hook style. We have a 54" palfinger hook on our single axle Kenworth. Way nicer cause don't need to hook up a cable
I drove a roll off truck and the trailers will work but they can’t hold much weight and getting that can where it needs to go is a nightmare. A one ton with a 10 yard can is wayyyyy better and cheaper too. Easy to get in a driveway without hurting it because of weight. Try backing that dude in a driveway and unloading it. GOOD LUCK
With the right injectors and tune and plates and all that you should get back to 11-13
Many trailer companies make these. Great concept but be aware goose necks take a lot of room to position and even more room to unload/load the container. Sometimes just getting a truck made to haul the dumpster is a better deal but definitely a CDL required. Just find a military PLS and you have a very capable offroad dumpster truck with box/flat/dumpster option.
Those are some slick "mall" jeans trailer dude.
Gbu brother! Great video!!
I use a Texas pride and i pull it with a 6.8 excursion
Nedland industries make very good roll off trailer.
Gooseneck roll offs have been around for 15 years. Why is this dude acting all surprised like this is a totally new concept?
When Gross Maximum Vehicle Weight exceeds 10,000lbs you need a Medical Examiners Certificate.
Yes, and fire extinguisher, and triangle's, and commercial insurance.
Time to expand now. Stan.
Only downfall is 13 yards….most people in my area need 20 and 30 yard dumpsters.
Interstate 35 has a toll booth before Industrial blvd now? It’s been years since I’ve been up there. Lol.
This feels pretty nice. But it feels it would be better if it is a hook lift system instead of the wire and the body fram it’s under and have a hook that you in to from the car. Nice video
I have a hook lift version
A ‘C’ can lockable roll off… Absolutely
Between the trade shows and the series on dump trailers, you sure are costing me a bunch of money. 😂
If ya buy 3 dump bins with the frame , how do ya unload the other two on top ?
Asking from San Antonio, thanks and thanks Dirt Monkey & D&D .
I drive roll offs for a living and I can't wrap my head around the idea of what can you really haul in that can? that cable looks weak. and looks like it could jump rail very easily when hauling it up the rail
I love the idea, but that trailer I believe would give a lot of issues
It might be a little late but regarding the roll off box trailer can you do a comparison to the winch one versus the rieving one that uses the Honda motor it's a little more money but is it's worth it just starting out
Driving through Kansas City I see
I am Green to roll off services.. is there a way to lock the box after dropping it off?? I'd hate to keep reinvesting into a new box.
$275 2-3 days
$325 5-7 days
1.5 tons of material included
If dump fees are higher in your area increase cost $50 and you cover pretty much everything. I do this for a living and that pretty much the way it is..
I'm considering doing this for a side business. Do you use this brand or I'm thinking there are probably other companies as well like this. How many cans have you purchased and do you typically keep them making money daily?
@thomas smith I don't use this exact brand, but I have looked at their product, and it's very competitively priced. I had a local trailer manufacturer custom build my trailer to my specs with everything I wanted and I bought 10 cans because I already have several dump trailers which I still use for lumber rock dirt and fire wood deliveries junk removals to. Junk removals are very profitable, especially if you add in small shrubbery and small tree removals. But with the cans, I keep em moving all the time. For the 15yd cans, I charge $350 for 5-7 days, and for the 2-3day rentals, i charge $300 even. 13yd cans I charge $325 for 5-7 days, and for the 2-3 day rentals, I charge $275. My biggest 20yd units I only rent those out weekly for $385.
Every rental covers 1.5 tons of material, anything more than that. I charge $75 extra per ton. If I travel more than 50 miles in one direction, I charge an additional $50 fuel surcharge.