Transporting Loose Materials With Ease
Ledwell’s Box Dump Trucks are a popular and efficient choice to transport loose material such as sand, gravel, or demolition debris.
Our Ledwell Box Dump Trucks are available for light, medium, or heavy-duty applications.
We offer multiple chassis and configurations to pair with dump truck beds, making this truck incredibly adaptable to a customer’s unique material transportation needs.
Truck Bodies That Make Heavy Hauling Easier
Ledwell Tub Dump bodies have a rounded floor and lower center of gravity that give them the strength and stability required for heavy hauling.
Loads can be shed cleanly from the curved body shell, minimizing waste and improving unload time. The features on a Demolition Dump Truck allow for an improved hauling process overall.
The Ledwell dump truck bed comes in a wide variety of sizes and features customizable options to allow our customers to move especially difficult loads with ease.
A Secure, Flexible Way To Move Heavy Loads
Flatbed Dumps are ideal for loading and transporting heavy or odd-shaped loads and can be used for light to heavy-duty applications. With removable sideboards, this dump allows for greater load flexibility and security.
Ledwell makes transporting materials and heavy loads that are usually difficult to move easier and more efficient. To transport whatever your business needs, check out Ledwell’s vast array of inventory to find the perfect solution today!
Toughest Lumber Truck In The Industry
If you haul lumber, you won’t find a more reliable dump truck bed than Ledwell’s Lumber Bed. Whether you are hauling a pallet of plywood or material to build a house, this tough lumber dump truck bed will safely get the job done.
Suitable for all kinds of loads, Lumber Dumps are perfect for loading and transporting big or odd-shaped loads. These lumber truck beds are a secure, flexible way to move heavy building materials.
Powerful Machine To Get The Job Done
Trash is defined differently around the world. No matter what you’re hauling; construction debris, landscape cuttings, tree branches, or waste materials, Ledwell’s Trash dump truck bed is durable enough to withstand the harshest materials.
Load and lift more in less time with our grapple system option. As an authorized Rotobec dealer with the quickest turnaround times in the industry, we can build a truck to your specs and ship it out when you need it, where you need it.
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Chuck GravesBranch Manager
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.
Yes, if the GVWR is 26,000 pounds or less.
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.
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.
PTO is short for power take-off.
We offer multiple PTO options. To ensure you order the correct size for your equipment, please contact our Parts Department.
If equipment is mounted on a truck, any extra fuses will be placed in the battery box.
The PTO should be checked during the pre-operation inspection. Bolts on the PTO should be tightened monthly according to the Capscrew Marking and Torque Values Chart.
