Dump Trailer Work

Stumps and demo are probably going to be your best bets with a steel trailer, too heavy to use for most aggregate unless you are doing bank run gravel or such

 

Rip rap, demo debris, and scrap are gonna be the most lucrative options for that trailer in my opinion. You shouldn’t have any problem hauling prepared scrap, auto cast, machining chips and probably even shredded cast aluminum and still be able to get over 80k on it

 

Depending on your state and truck you might benefit from removing one of the axles…

 

What does an exle weigh? 1500 pounds. And lose 9000 pounds less. So basically 7500 pounds less he can haul. Theoretically.

He said he can only weigh 80k with three axles. Something don't add up.

Course. He didn't mention what state.

 

Landscaping supplies maybe. Processed bark, loam and big rocks like stone wall or beach walls etc

 

Make contact with asphalt/concrete driveway and parking lot construction companies. They always looking for trucks to haul away ‘clean-out’ material.

 

Check large construction companies. They usually need extra trucks on large jobs. Usually hourly rates they pretty much set at a take it or leave it deal but depending on your area it may be worth it.

 

Idk how much agriculture is around you, but that’s what I would check out. Hauling chicken litter is usually fairly good option. The extra axle would help with muddy situations. I know guys making a real good living buying litter from the farmer and hauling it to the fields for another farmer.