Dump Trailers For Sale

New dump trailers at Nationwide Trailers are priced from $6,199 to $24,735. A standard 14,000-lb GVWR tandem-axle bumper pull model typically falls between $8,500 and $12,000. Gooseneck dump trailers and heavy-duty models with 20,000+ lb GVWR ratings cost more. We offer financing on all dump trailers if you want to spread the payments out.

It depends on the job. For residential landscaping, yard cleanouts, and light farm work, a 10- to 12-foot dump trailer with 7,000 to 9,990 lbs GVWR is usually enough. For construction debris, gravel, or equipment, a 14-foot model with 14,000 lbs GVWR or higher works better. Commercial operations should look at our 16- to 20-foot gooseneck dump trailers rated at 20,000 to 25,000 lbs GVWR.

A bumper pull attaches to a standard hitch behind your truck. It costs less and works with most vehicles. A gooseneck connects to a ball hitch in the truck bed, which puts weight directly over the rear axle for better stability and a tighter turning radius. Goosenecks handle heavier loads more safely. If you regularly haul over 14,000 lbs, go with a gooseneck.

For personal use, most states do not require a CDL for bumper pull trailers under 10,000 lbs GVWR. Once your combined truck and trailer weight exceeds 26,000 lbs, or if you are hauling commercially, you may need a CDL depending on your state's regulations. Check with your state DOT before purchasing a heavy-duty model.

We carry PJ Trailers, ARC Trailers, RawMaxx, LoneStar, Texas Bragg, Load Trail. PJ Trailers makes up the largest share of our dump trailer inventory with 258 units, followed by ARC Trailers and RawMaxx. Each brand offers models for light-duty residential use through heavy-duty commercial hauling.

We have dump trailers in stock at 11 locations: Houston, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Odessa, Pasadena, and Van Alstyne in Texas, Oklahoma City and Tulsa in Oklahoma, Little Rock in Arkansas, and St. Louis and Kansas City in Missouri. You can also browse and purchase online with delivery available to your location.

Check hydraulic fluid levels and inspect hoses for leaks before each use. Grease the hinges, pivot points, and cylinder pins on a regular schedule. Inspect brakes, tires, and lights before every trip. If your trailer uses a battery-powered hydraulic pump, keep the battery charged between uses. Most dump trailer problems come from skipped maintenance, so staying on schedule saves money long-term.

Yes. Nationwide Trailers offers financing on all dump trailers. Whether you are buying a $6,199 bumper pull model or a $24,735 heavy-duty gooseneck, our team can walk you through the application. Contact any of our 11 locations or apply online to get started.