Dumpers can mean anything – but to help you find the plant machinery you are looking for, the site dumpers for sale on these pages are typically the three to nine tonne front tipping skip-style dumpers seen on construction sites across the country. Typically basic, hard working machines, the site dumpers will leave the operator open to the elements with simply a Roll Over Protection bar (ROPS) or perhaps even a Falling Objects Protection system, (FOPS) – or canopy to the casual observer. Usually articulated, you may need to buy a swivel tip version , rather than a straight tip – especially if the site working conditions are narrow. Since these dumpers are always working on site in arduous conditions, the majority will feature four wheel drive. For more treacherous conditions, consider browsing the Plantpages tracked dumpers category.
AUSA, the manufacturer of compact all-terrain industrial vehicles, is launching their new D101AEA and D101AEA Compact dumpers at Smopyc. Both models have a 1,000 kg (2,200 lb) payload and join the range of electric vehicles that AUSA launched onto the market in late 2022. D101AEA and D101AEA Compact, the most compact in the segment With these new models, AUSA now has a total of three electric dumpers in its product line-up, making it the manufacturer with the widest range of zero-emission vehicles of this kind. The new D101AEA and D101AEA Compact have a 1,000 kg payload and a front and…>
Cornish contractor Steve Hoskin Construction (SHC) have taken delivery of the first hydrostatic drive, 6-tonne Power Swivel Dumpers to be manufactured by Thwaites. SHC, formed in 1995, are recognised as one of the largest groundworkers in the South-West of England, delivering on site solutions to both local and national house builders. With companies such as Barratt David Wilson, Bovis and Taylor Wimpey amongst their portfolio of clients. This first machine sale of its type, represents further continual improvement in product development from Thwaites as the hydrostatic drive versus manual drive, delivers improved proportional control, making the dumper even easier and…>
AUSA launched its new dumper with a 2,000 kg payload which is the company’s first articulated dumper with this payload, placing it between the 1,500 kg (3,300 lb) D150AHG and the 3,000 kg (6,600 lb) D301AHG. One of the key features of this new model is that, thanks to the effective design of the swivel skip, it can transport more than 1,300 litres (1.7 cu yd) of material, making it the dumper with the highest capacity in its class. The D201AHG is designed for operation in municipal works, as its small size - standing at just one 1.5 meters wide…>
Wiltshire based specialist contractor MJ Abbott has recently invested in a range of new Thwaites Dumpers, supporting the company as it continues to offer it expertise in the areas of, Golf Course Contractors, Sports Facilities, General Construction, Landscaping and Civil Engineering. The company founded in 1965 boasts one of the largest specialist plant fleets in the UK. This further investment in Thwaites Dumpers will expand and refresh the Thwaites fleet holding to over 20 units, with a mix of 1.5-Tonne, 3-Tonne, 6-Tonne and 9-tonne machines. The Thwaites stage V dumpers selected are all manufactured with contractors in mind, ensuring operator…>
A groundworks and civils contractor has invested in a fleet of new JCB equipment in a deal worth more than £1.1 million. Essex-based MDS Civil Engineering has taken delivery of 21 new machines including JCB’s 10 and 14-tonne tracked excavator models, three, six and nine-tonne site dumpers plus Loadall telescopic handlers, skid steers and Teletruks. The new models have been put straight to work on the company’s groundwork and civil engineering projects at major new build developments across Essex. Patrick Delaney, MDS Civil Engineering’s Plant & Transport Manager said, “JCB equipment is well designed, cost-effective to run and delivers strong…>