The Flag Ship Dump Trailer ► 7x14 Telescopic Sure Trac Dump Trailer + Full Walk Around
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- After you guys saw the vlog where Brandon purchased his new Sure Trac dump trailer from Kelley and Sons, a lot of you guys bombarded Brandon and I with DM's on Instagram and TH-cam asking to see an in depth walk around on the Sure Trac dump trailer!
Brandon was happy to share since we know how much these videos mean to you guys, especially when you're in the market and trying to research new equipment. This is the 7x14 Sure Trac Telescopic dump trailer, which is basically the top of the line dump trailer offered by Sure-Trac.
Brandon has been eye balling this trailer for the better part of 6-9 months now, ever since he really out grew his other trailer pretty quickly. He realized that he was limited with the old trailer on capacity and also, the amount of time needed to unload a trailer by hand. Never again!
This is definitely a great investment and upgrade for Brandon. I know he's really going to put this trailer to work. Curious, do you guys run a dump trailer with your operation? What size and what brand? Always curious to know what you guys are running and what's working best. Leave us a comment down below!
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Thanks for watching! What do you guys think about the trailer and if you’ve ran one before, how much mulch can fit in one of these bad boys?
Well I did the math 7x14x3 (l w h of trailer) is just under 300 cubic ft theres 27 cubic feet and a cubic yard so 300/27=11.11111111. So about 12-13 of they mound it good. Even more if he adds higher sides, but that's a lot of mulch we rarely use more than ten at one site here we do gas stations and each one uses 6-9 yards of mulch so it's nice to have 15 in my trailer so we can get 2 done with one load.
16ft is better for heavy equipment bobcat,excavators etc and attachments
hey brian just curious wasnt Brandon getting a dump truck is he still in the market for one or will having this dump trailer be better for him?
how much does the 7x14 cost
With the single 2”x12” extension and filled dead flat to the top it would be 10.8 cubic yards. So in my experience with previous dump trailers it would practically be 10yds.
I’m actually looking at buying this exact model in a 16’ next week and the walk around was super useful since my closest dealer is a 1.5hr drive away. Thanks for doing it guys!!
Congrats on your new purchase! We are looking forward to seeing this put to work! The Sure-Trac team wishes you the best in 2019!
I -need- want one
Question what kind of pickup do I need to tow a 7x14 dump trailer? I've been told at a 2500 chevy silverado?
How come theese trailers don't come with a pintle hitch?
Congrats!! We have that exact trailer. Purchased it a few years back with no regrets. One tip is to lock and cable your ramps, depending on the area your are working.
@brianslawnmaintenace, Thank you for sharing! We love your videos and enjoy watching you do your thing!
We noticed a few people asking about the telescopic in comparison to other hoists. If you were to dump the load by hand, where would you lift it at? The dual ram (good) model lifts from the back 1/3 of the trailer, which means that majority of the load you are dumping is in front of the lifting mechanism. This creates a lot of wasted energy, as well as applying more and unecessary pressure to the frame of the trailer. The scissor (better) is a bit further forward, so you have less resistance. The telescopic hoist (best) is the most efficient hoist on the market. Because all of the resistance (load) is behind the lifting point, it maximizes the force being asserted by the pump and the hoist, and drastically reduces the stress on the trailer frame. You no longer have to worry about being too heavy on the front (front loaded) or an equally distributed load. For a video on the hoist comparison, check out our video at th-cam.com/video/1ALgFCEJvWo/w-d-xo.html.
The trailer is equipped with a trickle charge that runs through the 7-way plug. This is a slow charge pulling low voltage, but will provide a few extra dumps during the course of the day. But it will not completely charge your battery. When are you as busy as Brandon, you will want to plug it in each night to be sure it is fully-charged and ready to roll the next morning!
Considering this is a bumper pull, I would hardly say that you "You no longer have to worry about being too heavy on the front". I would be very careful about putting too much weight on the rear axel of the truck. Yet we know you were focusing exclusively on the load lifting ability of the trailer.
I've heard that the scissor lift is the LEAST capable in lifting a load, but I've only used the dual ram dump myself.
Congrats Brandon! It’s definitely a huge time saver, that’s for sure! I don’t know what I would do without mine.
Congrats on the new truck and dump trailer. Bought a 12 ft dump trailer last summer. It was a total game changer. Obviously way easier for mulch, topsoil etc. Also boxed it in for leaf clean ups with the leaf vac on it. The box is easily removable for summer. Went from taking almost 45 minutes to unload leaves down to about 5 minutes at the dump site. It was probably one of the best purchases I've made so far. You're going to love the efficiency you have now.
7x12 sure-trac with scissor lift in red. I only use for hauling wood. Love that trailer. Absolutely no issues
This was a very helpful overview! I’m getting tired of unloading debris by hand... like the versatility of the dump trailer!
Unless the newer Silverados are different, for it to charge the battery while you have the trailer plugged in, you have to hook the +12v wire up to the fuse panel under the hood yourself to one of the Aux studs.
Nice video! That trailer is fricken dope! Congrats Brandon!
Congratulations Brandon nice trailer good luck with it I do love that storage underneath for the tools
We are buying a 6x12 Suretrac Dump trailer today! Perfect size for us. All of our trailers are Suretrac. SO SOLID. Fantastic quality/product. Great video
Love to see you guys putting some of this nice equipment to work!
Congrats Brandon on your new dump trailer!!!
Brandon that is one cool trailer right there! Congrats on your new addition! Cool video as always Brain and Brandon!👍👍👍
Very awesome Brian I’m so glad I am currently in the market for a dump trailer and then showing me your new trailer for non-equipment is very cold as well I need to get both trailers
Great stuff, congrats on the trailer!! Massive gains🙏💪💪
Congratulations bruh!!! Love this trailer!
Thanks for the vid Brian and sweet kicks Brandon making me want one. Keep up the good work lads!
This is definitely the perfect setup! I aspire to have a similar setup.
Now I'm in more favor of the 14 ft trailer. Great video guys.
Good video I just bought the exact same trailer yesterday. Nice to see the positive comments about them. Obviously you are somewhere in Canada too.
I use my 7x12 dump a lot. I love mine!
Hell yeah congrats man!! I just bought my dump trailer today not the same as yours but a 6*10!
I would definitely put an anti-sail bar on that tarp. I have a Load Trail and it’s one of my favorite features about it.
Envision Landscape Solutions out here making moves👀😈 Congrats, great upgrade! Btw I'm liking the telescopic lift, great dump angle.
Definitely a nice trailer I’m looking to upgrade my 5x8 bri mar dump this year it’s been a great work horse since 06 but it’s to small now
congrats. very nice..I've been looking at dump trailers for a while. I think I've found a winner. thanks for the walk around.
Hard to believe he has just been running his own business for one year! He's doing a great job. That dump trailer was a great choice.
Beautiful trailer! I would love to get one some day.
I love your videos I like his truck and trailer
Good video Brian! That's a super nice trailer Brandon! I will (hopefully) get one of those someday lol
Sure Trac trailers are the balls. I'm trading my 7x12 10K for a 7x12 12k Scissor Hoist in a few weeks. I've put the 10K through it's paces over the past 6 years - stone, mulch, topsoil, junk, brush, wood and my Bobcat MT85...Sure Trac hauls it all. Have fun making money and be safe!
That’s awesome!!!
They say mulch weighs between 600-800 lbs per yard. Depending on moisture content. So he could haul between 12-16 yards of mulch per run with that trailer. Great setup.
Also when loading heavy equipment put those rear jacks down and put the truck in neutral with the parking brake on. It will help to make the transmission last longer on the truck.
And did the trailer come with a gravity down feature?
@stanley_dirtmonkey_genadek --> He has a video exactly covering how to properly and safely unload and load a trailer with heavy-duty equipment
I believe the sure read telescopic does have gravity down, to save on battery juice I think
Stoked for you Brandon
Nice trailer. Great review. Very helpful
Big score, keep up the great work fellas
Yes i have a 7x14 dump trailer boxed up for clean ups has a leaf vacum
Nice dump trailer like the spread gate as well.
BriMar 6x12 12k- I went for remote hoist. Makes huge difference unloading, both spreading and into machines buckets. Get it undercoated for lifetime use.
good morning Brian and Brandon. thanks for the awesome content bud. stay safe out there and take care.
Joseph Boley you too buddy
My dad and I have a dump trailer and a dump truck we love them
He is going to love that dump
I like that it is more than just a dump trailer. If business gets good enough to ever add a skid loader to the fleet, this could also be used to haul that skid loader as well.
Great video guys! Looks like a really good dump angle on that trailer. Maybe next video do a comparison between telescopic/scissor/ dual ram. Dump trailers are notorious for not dumping wet sand or soil completely. Yours looks like it would without issue. That’s a big plus. Also touch on the axles and tires. I’m guessing 7k dexter axles. Dealers usually sell with 10or 12 ply tires. I’d highly recommend when those wear out get 14ply. Last much longer and they will rarely pick up nails at the dump where the 10 and 12 ply will let nails pass through much easier. We have a 7x14 load trail dump with scissor lift. Been a great trailer for over 5 years
Very nice well put together video p.s super nice trailer will be building one soon
Brandon has stepped up his game.
Damn such a sexy set up congrats man hard work and dedication always pays off !
Beautiful trailer ! Congratulations . It is a game changer for a small business. I have a 7 x 14 dump with 33” sides . Bought it new in 2006. It has paid for itself several times over . I have hauled so many things with it . I know I have mentioned this before,Do not bother buying a heavier 2 5/16 ball hitch. Buy a pintle hook or 2 5/16 Pinole /ball combo and the proper pintle ring for the trailer height adjustable sleeve. Dump trailers place stresses on the trailer coupler that they simply were not designed for . When 5 tons of firewood shifts as your dumping and try’s to push the tow vehicle forward with the force of being rear ended , you will risk damaging your coupler . There’s a reason heavy duty trailers and the military use a pintle hook . It’s secure , strong and safe .My only other concern is your lift cylinder those staged cylinders are super expensive , And with three stages, it’s 3x more likely to leak than a single. I prefer a twin piston or scissor lift. I definitely prefer a double acting cylinder as well so you don’t need that chain and can power down very helpful when loading with the ramps . I love the shallow tool tray under the trailer , very nice touch. I hope your truck has 4.10 gears it’s going to be working pulling that trailer when it’s loaded . My old Duramax and my big block pulled well but you know it’s there for sure .
Sweet! I’ve got a uncle that has a 6x12 suretrac dump trailer that he lets me use whenever because he’s 81! Lol it’s only 2 years old
Great dump
We have the 7 x 14 sure trac dump. huge time saver
Nice video. What kind of truck specs should I look for to handle a 7 x 14 trailer?
Nice trailer!!
love the vids. I just bought the 16 foot bwise ultimate bump.
How do you like it? Axle weight?
Nice trailer, obviously.
I love the those trailers with the telescoping cylinder in the front. With the cylinder in the front it allows the trailer to lift so much better than if they are underneath. One little thing to watch for tho. You said the lady that sold it to you said to lift it up all the way....but if you have a load on the trailer and you go to dump it I have had the trailer lift the back of my truck off the ground before I got even a quarter of the load dumped. So be careful and make sure you dump it slower so you don't find that out like I did.
Do you have any videos of how you wash your lawn equipment? Mowers etc
I have a 7x14 dump trailer and I can easily do 10 yards of mulch. The most I've hauled with mine was 12 yards.
Congratulations I'm looking at one same as that one in video.
If you are going to be using your trailer very much I recommend getting a hydraulic (electric) jack instead of the hand crank style. Believe me, it gets old cranking your trailer up and down by hand and fiddling with raising and lowering the foot every single time you hook/unhook the trailer.
I've found the hand crank with spring return to work great, no excessive time in lowering and raising. Though I'm not very strong, and found that it can take quite a bit of my strength to raise a 10k skid-steer load (gooseneck trailer) up even a few inches.
If you get the pintle plate and and a ball mount you'll have more weight and you can move the ball up and down with bolts.
Check the fuse on your truck. My diesel had a dummy fuse in the trailer charging port. Yours might have a good fuse, but I found mine out the hard way. It should be the box under your hood.
Sweet!
Curious to how the floor will hold up against rock and equipment. With the braces running horizontally with gaps in between, trailers in the past tend to wave and bow in the floor.
Excellent video Guys !
I am interested in purchasing a 20' Very Similar. However I want 14K GVW
Nice trailer
Nice trailer! I don’t own one yet but I’m strongly considering one.
Your southern I do on my trailer that I noticed helps me hook up quicker and I feel safer with it when you get a chance I would switch over to a panel hook
Looks like it dumps fairly steep. I've used trailers that don't dump to 45° and some materials (dirt mainly) won't slide out until about that point.
Brian could you answer this question: how do you memorize where all your residential snow removal jobs are at? Do you have a route programmed on a GPS?? How is it done?
The equipment trailer I occasionally rent has a small solar charger on top of the battery box. You need to be careful but it will never be out of juice
Very nice trailer!
Ty!
I’m getting ready to get signs made but the way I’m doing it is having a sheet of aluminum wrapped and I’m mounting it on my back gate.
They make nice trailers. I like how there’s no weld seams on the bottom of the bed and they mount the d rings on the side and not the floor, less chance for shit to get stuck coming out while dumping. I like when companies think of the little things too
Look closer. There are two full-width horizontal weld seems on the floor at 1/3 and 2/3 of the length as it is made from three pieces of sheet steel.
EOSJOE those sons of bitches
Awesome purchase bro. Got to respect the hustle. Hope you become more profitable and grow because of it.
I have used a buddies suretrack trailer. He has a 16' . He has a twin cylinder lift.
I’d recommend buying an adjustable drop hitch. Get one with 2” and 2 5/16” and probably 6 positions. Best money I ever spent on a hitch. Never have to buy another one.
I agree. I have one too
I got the same 7x12 14k. I love it. I keep my ramps out all the time lighter i can keep the trailer. More wight you can haul legally. An i put a wireless remote on it for spreading gravel it's so much better but to wire that in you also need to put a relay in that's the only way you can make it work because it has power-up and power-down mines the dull Ram.
Go with a Gen-Y hitch, they are rated very well for strength.
I have a 7x14 Kaufman dump with scissor lift and it worked great. 15k trailer . Only thing I see Brandon may not like is that tarp inside the trailer. I think it’ll end up being in the way with brush and stuff. Should be mounted on top or in front. But it could work out fine but just seems that way to me. Great looking trailer though. Several little features I like about yours way better than mine.
7x12 dump trailer. 16 yards is the max for me and my trailer has the same sidewall height as Brandon’s. Had to spread some out as it was loaded but the time doing that saved another trip for me. He should have more capacity than he thinks.
Putting a second 2x12 around would give about enough room for 14-15 yards of mulch
Got the first snow storm of the year today got like 5 inches
Shouldnt need to be plugged into house power unless it's not being used for a while or it's cold. I have two dump trailers ( a 5x10 and a 7x14) :) the spreading gate is amazing I use them for top coating driveways its awesome
Hi there well seen a couple things I don't like , I would go with a pintle hitch setup and the end dump tailgate mechanical open with a rope to the cab or similar setup or same style as a dump trucks have a click of a switch. Well nice trailer and good luck.
Is there a way to lock the ramps with a paddle-lock? I'm not sure if anyone would try to ever steal them or not?
Many people forget to consider the ball mount when towing. I’ve seen some bent up mounts on the road and it’s not safe!
Awesome
Telescoping cylinder is the best mechanism for raising and lowering. Seam to go higher than the Scissors hoist mechanism. Just remember to always have a little bit a tongue weight as you're hauling the material out of the site so you don't put that trailer in motion as you're driving. Also check out the hydraulic jack for raising and Lowering off the hitch! Congrats on the new tool to make you more productive!
Make sure you always dump on the level , easy to twist the unit just ask me
Hey Brian, I was just re-watching this and when you mentioned the D rings in the dump insert can you get the Ford bed hooks? They go in the upper part of the bed and are a great tie down. I'm not sure if it was an option on your truck then or not.
We did get them but I never installed them tbh
@@BriansLawnMaintenance Do I need CDL to haul this trailer??
Very nice , I'm modifying my trailer
The roll pins on the trailer ramp stops will break. I would switch to a presto pin.
I am picking up a new one tomorrow! 7x14 16k
Nice thing about mulch is you can pile on as much as will fit. No worries on the weight. I bet you can get 10 yards in that bad boy! My Bri Mar dump insert has the spreader feature as well and I've used it. Works well.
Michael Strout Uhhh actually you do have to worry about the weight it’s just like any other bulk material. Mulch is the lightest out of sand and topsoil and but you’re still looking at at least 700 pounds per yard. You have to take into account the weight of the trailer plus the weight of the mulch and what is your truck and hitch rated for? You can easily overload and put too much weight on there. The trailer could probably handle it but the truck is a different story. Not to mention the stress on your transmission and brakes. I have the same truck except it’s a 2015. The max tow rating on these trucks is 13,000 pounds as far as the bumper pull is concerned not a third wheel or gooseneck. I have had my trailer filled with 12 yards of mulch. My calculations at 700 pounds a yard plus the empty weight of my trailer and sides was right up at 12,925 pounds. I definitely would not want to do that again as it was very stressful on the truck not to mention it tightened your rear end up while driving in traffic. If it had a diesel it would probably be a different story.
Holy crap dude, go easy! I was merely making the point that his 14 foot dump trailer, with a lifting capability of 14 thousand pounds, wouldn't even notice a full load of mulch. I know these things. Go troll like a douch on some other channel.
Michael Strout Go back and read your post! You did not and were not saying that. It’s clearly typed by you. “Good thing about mulch is you can put on how much will fit.” I type facts and like a typical millennial, you can’t accept that you’re wrong and lie about what you’re “just saying”. Not trolling as I pointed out what you said as being wrong let alone irresponsible and dangerous and point it out with facts. How are you gonna tell me that’s not what you said and then call me a douche and say I’m trolling when it’s right there in print? Learn the dump trailer towing game kid and then take ownership of your own ignorance! “You know these things” yet you type the exact opposite. Umm hmm, ok snowflake.
Ok pal. I guess it's no easy for me to articulate exactly what I'm trying to say in print and didn't know someone like you would pick it apart like you did. Whatever. But I do know that I'm a 52 year old, old school landscaper and would knock you the hell out for calling me a snowflake. Carefull now.....
Difference between men and boys are the price of their toys. Would love to have one for the house. Nice
Nice trailer. I just got a 6x12 sure trac yesterday. Do you have any pics of how the tarp kit is mounted with the wooded sides. Did they use short wood or did they cut a hole in it and put the tarp thought it?
You can check Brandon’s Instagram sorry I’m not sure
@@BriansLawnMaintenance I looked I cant find the picture of it.
Can the remote be ran through a window up to drivers seat for spreading?
I’m sure yeah
I was a bit confused who was giving the interview!
Nice