Think of the possibilities

The compact, versatile SL160-8 is a landscaper's or acreage owner's dream come true. The 8' box rests on a 6,000 lb. rubber ride axle providing ample capacity to move the loads required. Standard stake pockets and rub rails allow endless options, from increasing box wall height to securing tolls. The SL160-8 is small enough to back into most places and tough enough to handle most jobs. Loaded with standard dump line features such as a control box attached to a 10' lead cable and an adjustable ball coupler, this unit is ready for work.

The SL235 unit is perfect for jobs that require that little bit of extra capacity. The 10' box rests on two 3,500 lb. rubber ride axles. With 10' of box, loading and hauling job site materials is easier with the extra room provided. As well, with the extra capacity and box size, larger equipment can be transported and more work can be done. The SL235-10 also features a dual action tailgate, hinged at two points allowing for easy and convenient dumping of materials or loading of small equipment.

The SL270 is the big brother of the Dump line family. This unit comes with a 12' box, with D-rings mounted on the box floor to secure equipment, and slide in ramps stored beneath the box to accomodate drive on and off equipment loading. Additionally, the rear barn door style gates allow for loading and unloading of materials easily, quickly and securely. The sides come with plank brackets for extra box wall height if needed. The SL270HY-GN is built to handle the demands of a serious contractor or landscaper. Put it to the test.

Control Box The control box is attached to a 10' lead cable and the hoist is independently powered to allow operation without drawing power from the tow vehicle. (Never dump or load while the unit is not secured to the tow vehicle).

Dual Action Tailgate Standard on the Sl160-8 and Sl235-10, this tailgate is hinged at two points to allow for dumping of materials or loading of small equipment.

Slide in Ramps The slide-in ramps are secured by latching pins while being stored underneath the box. The ramps are used by hooking them onto the ramp bar at the rear of the unit. The use of a ramp bar allows the user to adjust the ramps for the track width of the machinery being loaded into the box.

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