George – 12' Dump Trailer
The workhorse of the fleet. 16-foot dump trailer with hydraulic lift for the heaviest, dirtiest jobs.
Specs & Features
- 16 ft heavy-duty dump bed
- GVWR 14,000 lbs, tandem 7,000 lb axles
- Scissor-hoist hydraulic dump
- Rear barn doors and spreader gate
- 24-inch reinforced steel sides
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The heaviest, dirtiest jobs — the trailer that empties itself.
What fits on this trailer
- ✓About 6 cubic yards per load — roughly a single-car garage cleanout
- ✓Bathroom or kitchen demo debris in one run
- ✓Roof tear-off shingles (heavy — watch the weight, not the volume)
- ✓2–3 yards of gravel, soil or sand
- ✓Concrete and tile in modest amounts
- ✓Green waste, branches and an old lawn
Who rents this one
- •Contractors on demo and remodel jobs
- •Homeowners doing a garage or estate cleanout
- •Roofers hauling tear-off
- •Landscapers moving soil, gravel and green waste
- •Anyone who priced a dumpster and flinched
Not the right trailer for: Household moving — this is an open steel dump bed, not a furniture trailer. It also needs a properly rated truck; a loaded dump trailer is heavy.
Questions about this trailer
How much can a 12-foot dump trailer hold?
About 6 cubic yards by volume and roughly 7,500 lbs by weight. Dense material like concrete, tile and wet soil hits the weight limit long before the trailer looks full.
Is a dump trailer cheaper than a dumpster?
For most residential cleanouts, yes — $130 for a 24-hour day with unlimited transfer-station runs, versus $350–$550 for a week-long roll-off bin. See the full breakdown on our dumpster comparison page.
Do I need a special truck to tow a dump trailer?
Yes. Loaded, this trailer is far heavier than a utility trailer — you want a 3/4-ton or better with a 2 5/16″ ball, and you should check your door-jamb tow rating before booking.
Also commonly used for
- ✓The cheaper alternative to a dumpster rental
- ✓Garage, estate & hoarder cleanouts
- ✓Kitchen / bathroom demo debris
- ✓Roofing tear-offs
- ✓Yard waste, dirt, gravel & concrete
- ✓Contractors who need a dump bed for one job
General questions
Dump trailer vs renting a dumpster — which is cheaper?
A 10-yard roll-off dumpster in the Inland Empire runs $300–$500 for the week and sits in your driveway. Our 12′ dump trailer is $130 per 24-hour day, you can make unlimited runs to the transfer station, and the hydraulic bed empties itself — most cleanouts finish in one day for a third of the price.
How does the hydraulic dump work?
Back up to the pile at the transfer station, press the button on the corded remote, and the bed lifts and slides the load out. No shoveling it back off.
Can I haul concrete or dirt?
Yes — load heavy material evenly and keep within the trailer’s rated capacity listed on its page.
See how people use this trailer: Dump Trailer Rental — Junk Removal & Dumpster Alternative · Equipment & Construction Trailer Rental · Landscaping & Yard Material Trailer Rental