Experience Next-Level Hauling with Southland's Reinvented Dump Trailers

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Southland Trailers: Setting the Standard in Trailer Manufacturing
Southland Trailers is a leading manufacturer of high-quality trailers, with a strong commitment to excellence and innovation. Based in Southern Alberta, this well-organized and professional company specializes in producing top-of-the-line dump trailers and gooseneck trailers. Southland takes pride in its unique designs and unmatched attention to detail, ensuring that each trailer is built to last.
Innovative Dump Trailers: No Cross Members for Maximum Strength
One of the most distinguishing features of Southland Trailers’ dump trailers is the absence of cross members on the dump bed. Southland’s dump trailers are lighter and stronger because they are like Renn and Norstar dump trucks that have engineered sill designed frame rails instead of cross members. By utilizing a heavier floor combined with these two engineered beams running up the dump bed from front to back, Southland has effectively eliminated the need for these structural elements. This innovative design offers several key benefits:
No dips: Traditional dump trailers often develop dips over time in between horizontal cross members. Southland’s design keeps the dump bed free from these deformations, ensuring long-lasting performance and durability.
Increased strength: The engineered sill design provides exceptional support and structural integrity, allowing the trailer to withstand the heaviest loads.
Strategic support: By placing the frame rails in the exact location where the equipment’s tires would be positioned during loading, the trailer can effectively support heavy loads. This, in turn, minimizes the risk of potential damage to your trailer caused by the weight of the equipment being loaded.
In addition to these benefits, all Southland dump trailers come standard with a tarp kit and an aluminum toolbox, setting them apart from the competition.
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[@buffalobmf]

Forget scissor lifts. Just get a telescopic lift. Over load it and itll lift every time

[@stewbuntu]

The wheel wells are junk and every one I have seen around town has the wheel wells sagging. It then creates cracks everywhere at the end corners and center as the saggy metal flops up and down as you drive. I had to weld all the cracks and added a 1x1 square tube center support off the shackle/hanger mount up to a plate welded to the bottom of the wheel well, then it was 100% fixed. In the end if they are going to keep using less than 1/8th" wheel wells they need to add center supports. Oh, the ramps barely hold an 8k lb excavator, I plan to add tubing on the underside of the ramps where the edges are bent under like c channel. Those bent under edges flared out so I had to use a sledge hammer to bend the "c channel they formed" back under it straight so it wasn't too wide and would fit in the ramp slide-in mounts. The ramps are straight and not sagging but they flared out at least 1/2". Luckily I have only had to rent an excavator 3 times. Otherwise it's been great.

[@pauly3473]

Mine came with welded supports in the middle of the wheel wells 👍