I can't find out. Even on the East Trailer website!!!!!!!
My "future gig" needs me to purchase a 60 yard dump trailer.......
Does anyone know the (cubic yards) of the East Genesis Hybrid trailer?
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For that yardage you'll need a 39' long x 96" wide x 66" tall = 60.9 cubic yards in a traditional square Genisis trailer
39' long x 102" x 60" tall = 58.98 cubic yards traditional square Genisis trailer
The hybrid would have to be close to 80 " tall for the cubic yards you need. At that height you might as well pull a walking floor
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That is one ugly trailer....and 'spensive!
Trying to think what you'd be hauling that needed that kind of volume...DDG? -
A walking floor was my first plan. But, things changed with the broker, and I was told I'd need a 60 cu. yd dump trailer.
The East Genesis Hybrid seems to have great reviews being that it's "the best of both worlds." -
I don't think they're very expensive. Seen 'em on truckpaper.com for not much more $ than a standard MAC half-round frameless.... -
Or in the eye of the beer-holder...
Just sayin...any new aluminum dump is pricey. I don't really have a year-round use for one though... -
Regardless of whatever brand trailer you buy, make sure it's a spread opposed to closed tandems. What will you be hauling? More than likely the trailer you need doesn't literally have to have a 60yd capacity as you can load to bow height or over depending on your tarp.
Last edited: Jan 11, 2011
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sounds like he will be hauling trash/demo
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I've hauled trash with a walking floor before. The state shut down our county landfill and the company I worked for got the contract to haul it to the next county. I did it for 3 weeks then they reopened the landfill. There the county was sitting on two brand new walking floor trailers. Someone got a good buy.
My guess would be mulch because it's lighter.
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