Description
12 to 14 Yard Dump Truck for Loose Material Hauling
Experience unrivaled adaptability with Ledwell 14 Yard Dump Truck, tailored to your material transportation needs. We recognize the uniqueness of each customer’s requirements, and that’s why our trucks come in various configurations to cater to diverse demands. Our primary objective is to deliver the ideal solution that perfectly aligns with your operational needs, ensuring smooth and efficient transportation of loose materials. Trust Ledwell Box Dumps to provide unmatched versatility and personalized solutions for your material transportation challenges.
Choose Ledwell Dump Trucks for their unrivaled performance, exceptional durability, and adaptability. Experience the difference in transporting loose materials with our renowned trucks, designed to optimize efficiency and deliver superior results. Elevate your material transportation capabilities with Ledwell Box Dumps today.
SPECS
12 to 14 yard capacity
Removable side boards
Telescopic hydraulic hoist
FEATURES
In-cab controls
Double acting tailgate with spreader chains
Single chute
Tarp cover
50 degree dump angle
SAFETY
Safety support struts
Backup alarm
DOT-approved lights and reflectors
Conspicuity tape
OPTIONS
Electric tarp cover
Pintle hitch
Backup camera
Multi-view camera system
Tub dump body
Loader with grapple
Ledwell Made Guarantee
We back every product with the Ledwell Made Guarantee.
When you become a Ledwell customer, one of the many services you can expect is a tough build. Your Ledwell products will last for decades with proper maintenance. We only fabricate products that stand the test of time in the field.
BOX DUMP TRUCK FAQS
How do I operate a dump truck?
Operating your Ledwell Dump Truck correctly is vital to extend the life of your equipment. Watch this operational series video or follow the steps below.
To get started, walk around the entire truck to inspect the following: Overhead and ground obstructions, Lights, Tailgate, Wheels & Tires, and Hydraulic Oil Tank – check that the oil level is three inches from the top.
If the load requires, extend roll tarp.
Before dumping, make sure the truck is on sturdy and level ground.
Retract roll tarp, if extended.
Release tailgate to dump.
Engage PTO inside the cab.
Push the lever up to raise the bed Lift bed prop for support.
When finished dumping, lower bed prop.
Pull the lever down to lower the bed.
Secure tailgate.
Can a dump bed truck have air-brakes and be non-CDL?
Yes, if the GVWR is 26,000 pounds or less.
Are fold down side walls an option on dump trucks?
Yes, some of our dump trucks can have fold-down sides. Multiple factors need to be considered. Please get in touch with one of our Sales Team members.
How do I inspect the shift tower for an air leak?
To check for air leaks in the shift tower, unplug the two airlines from the air cylinder on the pump. Cap off the air, be sure not to mix up the proper fittings lines came out of. After capping off ends, operate the up/down control to confirm if air leak stopped. If air has stopped, O-rings in cylinder or pump may need to be replaced. If valve still leaks then O-rings in shift tower may need to be replaced.
What can a 14 yard dump truck haul?
A Ledwell 14 Yard Dump Truck is designed to transport loose materials such as sand, gravel, and demolition debris. Material suitability and allowable load depend on the body configuration, chassis, material density, and applicable weight limits.
What type of hydraulic hoist does the dump body use?
The 12 to 14 Yard Box Dump includes a telescopic hydraulic hoist and has a listed 50-degree dump angle.
Does the dump truck include a tarp?
A tarp cover is included with a Ledwell Dump Truck. An electric tarp cover is available as an option.
What is the difference between a box dump and a tub dump body?
The main differences between a Box Dump and a Tub Dump body are body shape, dimensions, and construction materials. A box dump body uses straight sides and a flat floor, making it a common choice for hauling a variety of loose materials and jobsite debris.
A tub dump body features a curved floor and rounded interior shape. This design helps material flow toward the rear of the body during unloading, resulting in cleaner discharge and less material buildup in the corners.
Both body styles are available for material hauling applications, but the right choice depends on the type of material being transported, how the truck will be used, and the operator’s unloading preferences.
