7×14 Dump Trailer

This 7×14 Dump Trailer weighs 3,124 lbs empty (curb weight). A half-ton truck is typically rated for about 8,000–9,000 lbs total tow capacity — meaning the trailer's 3,124 lb dry weight plus your load should not exceed roughly 7,000–8,500 lbs total (depending on your tow vehicle). Overloading your truck is unsafe and can cause serious damage to your vehicle.

• Yard waste — grass clippings, leaves, brush, branches, etc.
• Household junk and furniture
• Bagged mulch, wood chips, or light topsoil
• Light demolition debris (drywall, wood, trim)

• Concrete, asphalt, or masonry rubble
• Dirt, gravel, or crushed rock
• Sand or fill material
• Heavy construction debris (brick, block, tile)
• Any load that brings total towed weight above ~8,000 lbs

This is a standard duty dump trailer with a 12,308 lb payload capacity and a 15,432 lb GVWR. Three-quarter and 1-ton trucks are rated to handle the full capacity of this trailer under normal use conditions.

• Gravel and crushed rock
• Dirt, sand, and fill material
• Construction and demolition debris
• Yard waste, junk, furniture, and light loads

• You are responsible for knowing your specific truck's tow rating and payload capacity — ratings vary by cab, bed, drivetrain, and equipment
• Do not exceed your truck manufacturer's rated tow capacity or payload, even if the trailer can hold more
• Any damage to this trailer caused by overloading is the renter's financial responsibility