Dump Trailers For Sale in Wisconsin

0 dump trailers available from dealers in Wisconsin

Dump trailers are semi-trailers with hydraulic-lift dump bodies for hauling and unloading bulk materials — aggregate, sand, gravel, scrap metal, and construction debris. Available in end-dump, side-dump, and bottom-dump configurations. Top manufacturers: East Manufacturing, MAC Trailer, Smithco, and Travis Body & Trailer.

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Common Uses for Dump Trailers in Wisconsin

Construction material hauling — gravel, road base, sand, and fill dirt
Asphalt paving debris and milling material removal
Scrap metal and recycling facility loads
Agricultural bulk material — grain, fertilizer, and feed
Demolition debris and C&D waste hauling
Quarry aggregate and mining material transport

What to Look for When Buying a Dump Trailer in Wisconsin

Dump style — end-dump (most common), side-dump (stable, good for slopes), bottom-dump (for granular materials)
Body capacity — measured in cubic yards; 20–24 CY typical for standard end-dump trailers
Body material — steel (durable, repairable) vs. aluminum (lighter, better payload, corrosion-resistant)
Number of axles — tandem most common; tri-axle for heavier loads or bridge law compliance
Hydraulic system — single vs. telescoping cylinder; condition is critical to inspect on used units
Manufacturer — MAC Trailer and East Manufacturing are the most common used end-dump trailers

Dump Trailer Price Ranges in Wisconsin

Dump Trailer Financing in Wisconsin

Dump Trailer Financing for Owner-Operators in Wisconsin

Owner-operators in Wisconsin can finance new and used dump trailers through dealer financing programs, commercial lenders, and equipment loan specialists. Most Wisconsin dealers offer in-house financing with flexible down payments and terms from 36 to 84 months.

Commercial Trailer Loan Options in WI

Financing a dump trailer in Wisconsin is available through banks, credit unions, and specialty equipment lenders. Rates depend on credit score, down payment, and the trailer's age and condition. Dealers listed on TrailerRadar can connect you with financing options directly.

Fleet & Equipment Financing in WI

Fleet buyers in Wisconsin can access equipment financing lines of credit for purchasing multiple dump trailers. Dealers across Wisconsin offer volume pricing and dedicated fleet financing programs. Contact dealers directly through each listing.

Dump Trailer FAQ

End-dump vs. side-dump trailer — what is the difference?

An end-dump discharges from the rear by raising the front of the body. It is the most common configuration for aggregate and construction materials. A side-dump tilts sideways to discharge in a windrow — it is more stable on sloped terrain and faster to cycle, but requires more clearance width. Side-dumps are common in road construction and mining.

How do I inspect the body on a used dump trailer?

Check the floor and wall thickness for wear — aggregate loads are abrasive. Inspect welds along the floor seams and corners for cracks. Test the hydraulic system for leaks, proper pressure, and smooth operation. Check the tailgate hinges and latch mechanism. Aluminum bodies are harder to repair in the field; check for delamination and cracks at welds.

Finding the Right Dump Trailer in Wisconsin

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