Best all around end dump?

Yeah , you won't be hauling scrap ,and everything else , steel trailer will be to heavy to haul anything but scrap , you can haul Frag , bushelings ,cuttings and such , but you won't be hauling #1 prepared or unpredpared , nor any light iron , in New England , we put a plastic liner in an aluminum dump trailer and haul most anything , water tight canvas is a must if your gonna haul ingredients .,contact your local MAC trailer dealer , we haul 34 to 36 ton loads throughout 5 out of 6 New England states and New York , the Macs have been the best trailer to take the punishment we've seen in thirty years .

40ft MAC post & sheet, spread axle, front lift axle, 72in sides, 2 way gate, coal chute, removable bows & waterproof roll tarp.

Thanks everyone this is really helpful. I have ran dumps before, just been a while and been mostly grains and dirt, never scrap so this is great information for me. I have a scrap dealer near me I have been talking too, that's why I'm asking. I know scrap and feed doesn't mix, but if you get trailer washed out before can you still haul it. My biggest suppliers around me have a ton of feedstuffs moving, so I don't want to cut myself out of that.


Thanks again everyone.

I had one of those smooth side trail stars with the same specs, and it fell apart, when it was three yard old. The side walls would bow out 6 inches on each side, every time you would pack a load of turnings in it to try and make weight, so you had to leave the shanks loose on your bows. The trailer would also twist like a pretzel when you were driving on mildly uneven ground. It started cracking apart all over the place.

A Craigslist/truckpaper unit thats 12 years old or so, 39ftx60in, two way gate with grain chute and most important no more than $25000