Dump-Pro Dump box

[BigEddy]

Caught an ad for these in Compact Equipment. Looks pretty slick to me - not sure how much they are yet, but if I can retain all my limbs, I could be persuaded.
Dump-Pro
Anyone have any feedback?

Thanks
Big Eddy

 

[CTyler]

And it even holds water!!! LOL.....Good luck going very far without getting soaked.

Seriously though it would be handy. There have been plenty of times something like that could have been put to use.

 

[HalseyGreen]

I have the EZ-dumper, made out of steel, works great and I take in in and out of my truck with my tractor, takes about a half hour including bolting it down and hooking up the 12 volts. I like the non-rusting concept, but wonder it it will hold up to hauling stone. The EZ-dumper uses a hydraulic pump and cylinder instead of a winch.

 

[TonyC]

The Dump-Pro looks pretty neat. Anybody know what they cost?

 

[Larry_Van_Horn]

Oh about $1,900. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
Lar

 

[Ozarker]

3 months..................................

Thats how long I think it will be before someone here builds one just like it using scrap.

 

[Larry_Van_Horn]

Doesn't have all the functionality, can't move fluids, but this is a cheap alternative:
Loadhandler Anyone out there used one?
Larry

 

[MikePA]

<font color="blue"> Loadhandler Anyone out there used one? </font>
Lots of threads on this. Did a Search and here's a link to one of them.

 

[Chechnya]

The loadhandler doesnt work as well as the dump-pro. I had a loadhandler and had a load of gravel and could barely get it out, just imagine a thousand pounds of gravel and basically a tarp to roll it out.

 

[Currmudgeon]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( And it even holds water)</font>

I watched a site being dewatered with dump trucks, once. They couldn't lay a discharge line across a busy street, so they pumped the water into dump trucks with rock bodies (no tailgate), trucked it across the street, and dumped it into the river.

I suspect it was expensive and they didn't have to go far.