Frequently Asked Questions About Site Dumpers
What is a site dumper?
A site dumper is a compact, off-road vehicle designed for transporting loose materials like sand, gravel, and rubble within a construction site. They are smaller and more manoeuvrable than full-size dump trucks.
What is the difference between a front-tip and swivel-tip site dumper?
Front-tip dumpers discharge their load straight ahead, while swivel-tip models can rotate the skip to dump material to the side. Swivel-tip dumpers offer greater flexibility on congested sites where tipping space is limited.
How much can a site dumper carry?
MCM site dumpers range from 1-tonne to 9-tonne payload capacity. The right size depends on your site conditions and the volume of material you need to move.
