Dump trailers turn your truck into a material-moving machine. Instead of shoveling gravel, mulch, or debris out of a trailer by hand, you raise the bed and let gravity do the work. At Prime Trail Trailers we stock hydraulic dump trailers in 5 to 14 cubic yard capacities with scissor-lift and cylinder-lift designs, tandem and triple axles, and barn-door or tailgate configurations.
A dump trailer is one of the most profitable trailers you can own if you work in construction, landscaping, excavation, or agriculture. Our dump trailers feature high-strength steel beds, hydraulic power units with onboard batteries, tarp kits, and heavy-duty axles with electric brakes. Whether you are hauling gravel to a driveway or debris off a demo site, a dump trailer from Prime Trail pays for itself in saved labor.
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PRIME TRAIL TRAILERSLocated in Markle, IN
PRIME TRAIL TRAILERSLocated in Markle, IN
PRIME TRAIL TRAILERSLocated in Markle, IN
PRIME TRAIL TRAILERSLocated in Markle, IN
PRIME TRAIL TRAILERSLocated in Markle, IN
PRIME TRAIL TRAILERSLocated in Markle, IN
How customers use dump trailers for sale in real-world work.
Haul gravel, sand, fill dirt, and demolition debris to and from the site — dump and go.
Deliver mulch, topsoil, and stone to residential jobs and dump it exactly where you need it.
Move feed, gravel, and farm materials without hand-unloading.
Load demo debris, raise the bed, and dump at the landfill or recycling yard.
Available configurations and key specifications to help you choose.
Expert guidance to help you make the right choice.
Dump trailers are rated by capacity (cubic yards) and GVWR (maximum loaded weight). The capacity tells you how much material the bed holds; the GVWR tells you how much the whole loaded trailer can weigh. A 6x10 dump trailer holds about 5 yards and typically has a 10,000–14,000 lb GVWR. A 7x14 holds about 10 yards with a 14,000 lb GVWR. Match the capacity to the volume of material you move and the GVWR to your truck's tow rating.
The lift system is the heart of a dump trailer. Scissor-lift systems use two cylinders in an X pattern under the bed, providing a steeper lift angle and better weight distribution — ideal for sticky, heavy materials like wet dirt or asphalt. Single-cylinder (piston) lifts are simpler, lighter, and less expensive, and work well for most general dumping. If you haul heavy or sticky materials regularly, choose scissor lift.
The gate style determines how you unload. A barn gate opens like double doors for dumping in a pile. A spreader gate opens at the bottom to spread gravel, mulch, or stone in a line as you drive forward — a huge time-saver for driveway and road work. A combo gate does both. Also confirm the hydraulic system: most dump trailers include a 12-volt hydraulic power unit with an onboard battery, charged by your truck's 7-way plug or a wall charger.
We sell dump trailers built for daily abuse — not light-duty units that bend after a season. Our dump trailers use heavy-wall steel beds, high-flow hydraulic pumps that raise a full load in under 30 seconds, and axles rated for the payload. We help you choose the right capacity, lift style, and gate type for the materials you haul.
Free nationwide delivery on all dump trailers to the 48 contiguous states. Your dump trailer arrives with the hydraulic system tested, battery charged, and ready to register. Local pickup available in Markle, IN.
Learn More →Not sure which trailer fits your truck and your job? Call our sales team — we help you match the right trailer to your tow vehicle, payload, and budget before you buy.
+1 (260) 519-5130 →We deliver dump trailers for sale to all 48 contiguous states. Browse dump trailers for sale available in your state or near a major city hub.
Common questions about dump trailers for sale.
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