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Texas Pride Reeving Roll Off Trailer 18k Axles 16k GVWR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ธ.ค. 2022
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Texas Pride Trailers
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Build Out: Gooseneck 18k Rated Roll off Trailer
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- 18k Axles derated to a 16k GVWR
- 16’ Standard Rail System (36” Rail System)
- Gas Powered Honda Engine (Power Unit)
- Reeving System (Lifting Mechanism to Replace Winch)
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I called a year ago about this system and they said they weren't producing them! I live an hour away so it was my first choice.
That’s odd. I know they’ve been producing them for over a year now. I wonder where the mix up was. Possibly a confused salesman.
Great setup
I’ve been loving it so far!
I'm wanting to order a trailer like yours. But I can't seem to be able to find it. Also do you have to ask for the green or is that a factory option?? Thanks
Love it! 😍. Congratulations!!
Thank you! It’s been fun to get familiar with it. Now to get it making money.
@@MAXCODumpsters 1/2 the battle is getting the right equipment. Next half is finding good customers to market to. And find low-cost landfills. It’s a tough business. Lots of competition.
@@MAXCODumpstershi can I get that trailer of if I buy a f550 truck? Or do I recommend I get the f250?
@@Flokiboys the 550 would almost certainly put you into a CDL requirement, but if that’s not a problem for you then I’m sure it’ll be good.
@@MAXCODumpsters I’m trying to avoid cdl because I think for that the insurance would be expensive. Also don’t u have to get registered with dot? If so what truck and trailer would you recommend?
Nice color
Thank you! It certainly stands out.
Nice setup
Thank you!
So why did they put the Gen 15 feet in the air? Nedlands and others have them lower. For anyone whos' not 7 feet tall that has to be a nightmare to refuel. Nothing like breaking out the 5-foot step ladder at the gas station to fill it up.
I use the bed of the truck to refuel, but you’re right. It’s certainly not the most ideal placement.
I have the same trailer 2021 just replace the chassis broke in half right where it meets the side tool box, never overloaded my maximum weight 5 tons, Texas Pride doesn’t give warranty on chassis, cost me $3500 to replace new chassis and all they did to re-enforcement is a small steel plate on the inside rail, probably going to break again, they have had more than a few trailers break from the same spot but still won’t own their responsibility, 🤷♂️ I wouldn’t purchase another trailer from them.
I’ve definitely heard of some not so great experiences people have had. Hoping that’s not the case here, but we’ll see. Did it break while loading?
@@MAXCODumpsters
Sure did, with a load of very light brush, I honestly think it’s a engineering error, I would definitely weld some steel plate before it happens.
Is that 36.5 inches standard or 36 inches
I believe the technical standard is 35.5” rails on the truck/trailer system (outside to outside), and 37” dumpster rails (inside to inside).
Is this dumpster a Texas Pride dumpster?? That has the dog house for the Reeving system. Because the standard dumpster only has a D-ring attachment
Yes it is. If you have Texas Pride do the “standard rail upgrade” the dumpsters come this way instead of the D rings.
@@MAXCODumpsters that’s great. Thanks. We are just looking at getting into the business. And Texas Pride prices are the best so far
@@brentwilliams8293 not sure where you’re out of, but we’re going a Dumpster Runners Sunday BBQ event on the 24th in Tampa. Lots of great people and information if you want to come.
@@MAXCODumpsters that would be great but I’m in West Texas. I’m only 1468 miles away
What size cans are these?
That one’s a 15 yarder. Also have 20s a foot taller
I like this setup . What did the package cost and can u give me the link
If you look in the description there is a link to Texas Prides website! This is the 18k trailer in their inventory, but I requested it’s legal rating be set to 16k!
how many feet long are the rails ? how much weight can you pick up max load ?
The rails are 16’ and can hold 12’, 14’, 16’ cans properly. 18k trailer rating - roughly 6,500 lbs actual weight trailer is about 11.5k lb capacity before your dumpster. Depending on size and quality a dumpster may be anywhere from 2k-6k lbs or so. With my truck and under CDL I’m about 17k lbs with a 15 yard dumpster. Gives me about 4.5 Tons of legal weight before an upgraded license is required, but the trailer would hold a bit more from a build ratings standpoint.
What’s the process to de -rate 18k to 16k can the DMV DO IT ?
The DMV can do it on the registration, but only the manufacturer can do it on your VIN plate. You’ll want it on your VIN plate
I’m in the process of doing that , what is the average price to change it ?
@@johnortega2714 should be no charge if you request it on a new build.
I purchased the used trailer from a private owner so wanted to see what options I have.
Might have to contact Texas pride if they can change it.
@@johnortega2714 I know I’ve heard of them doing it before, but I’m not certain if that’s only if you are the original owner or not. Give them a call! Let me know what they say.
That looks good but the dumpster don’t have any weight
It’s capable of lifting 4-5 tons from a strictly recommended standpoint, but in theory I’m confident this thing could lift 8-10 tons if you wanted it to.
How much did it run and where did you got it from?
Texas Pride Trailers in Madisonville, TX. They run a bit over $30k fully equipped
Hey man, I’m thinking to buy same trailer but I see in FL when you hauling trailer with Gvwr over 10k cdl is needed is that true ? Have you been pulled over by DOT?
FL allows hauling trailers over 10k rated up to a combined 26k truck and trailer combination without a CDL
@@MAXCODumpsters thanks for taking the time to answer 👍🏽
@@VEtrucker Happy to help!
Is your truck a 2500 or 3500?
2500 Ram rated at 10k in combo with 16k trailer.
How does it latch to take the pressure off the cable ?
The front rollers press against two metal hooks and the rear L and R rail sections have a strap system that ratchets down tight.
How much $$?
Between $26-30k depending on your discounts and upgrades.
the welding looks terrible on that trailer / so many things to go wrong with this set up ... wish you the best of luck on it . full of concrete or slabs heavy stuff raining muddy on a slope good to see how it copes ? maybe it is strong ?
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texas pride is not the top
quality of trailers but it will get the job done. i’ve owned my trailer for two years now. still
going strong some
minor repairs on it. but i put this thing to the test. it handles. 🤷🏾♂️
@@HanaMana05 reality is - there’s always something better. Just gotta find something that works and get to hustling! Thanks for watching!
Could you use is it with a 40 yard dumpster?
Generally speaking anything 30 yard or bigger should be on a 20’ rail and a high GVWR set up. A 16’ long 25 yard dumpster is 6’ tall, a 30 would be 7’ tall and a 40 yarder would be 9’ tall! I’ve seen guys with 7’ tall dumpsters, but I’d say to keep it 6’ or less. 👍
Got you. Thank you for the info. Good luck to you brother, I hope you will make lots of money with this set up.
How do you storage your cable after dropping off, we just got ours but don't see any place to attach it not to rolled all the way up
Slide it onto the end of the rail
@@MAXCODumpsters thanks, that's what I figured
@@RobertQuintan if it makes you feel any better, I hooked mine to the DOT straps in the rear for the first like 3-4 loads lol
@@MAXCODumpsters that's crossed my mind first time too 😄
Are you running a ram 2500 with a 10k gvwr?
Yes! 26k total combo (1 lb UNDER CDL for me)
@@MAXCODumpsters that’s what I was thinking. I can’t legally pull a 14k trailer with a 3500 series truck…. Found that out after I bought a enclosed car trailer a few years ago to
@@Subi_doo the single wheel trucks can be 12k rated, but yeah - Duallys just don’t work well for under CDL hauling
@@MAXCODumpsters it was my 2022 f350 SRW lariat that was rated 14k…. Gvwr are one of those things at the time, I didn’t know anything about. After a lot of research, I decided, to sell the 2022 f350 for a Ram dually since I’m getting a CDL anyhow and would like the extra trailering stability of a DRW.
Enjoy it! They're awesome trucks.