Roll-off Box Design: Floor, Winch, and Construction Benefits

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Caesar elaborates on the superior design of the Dura-Haul trailer box. He highlights its 6-foot wide floor, which is a foot wider than the industry standard 5-foot floor, enabling the transport of wider equipment. He explains that this wider floor is achieved through an innovative 'overhanging design' from the rails, avoiding the weaker bent-up wells found in competitors. He also points out the 7-gauge steel floor, which is significantly thicker and more durable than the typical 10-gauge floor, making it 'skid steer grade' and suitable for heavy-duty contractor use. Additionally, he showcases the powerful 18,000 lb Warrior winch, emphasizing its capacity to haul heavy boxes and its reliability. The host later reinforces that this one-piece floor and sidewall system offers superior structural integrity, leak resistance, and long-term durability compared to segmented multi-piece construction. It minimizes seam fatigue and cracking, improves sealing against moisture and debris, and allows for smoother dumping of sticky loads.

Goal: Explain the robust construction and functional advantages of the Dura-Haul trailer box.

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Dura-Haul Roll-off Trailer Dura-Haul — Illustrating the box design and winch
Warrior Winch Warrior — Hauling roll-off boxes onto the trailer

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Following me here our box is designed with a wider floor. So most boxes in the market have a 5-ft wide floor. We have a 6-ft wide floor due to our overhanging design from the rails. So what others do is they bend up their wall right here Okay. and that gives them a 5-ft wide floor. The way we designed it you have 6-ft wide. Now you can also roll equipment into it not just you know, trash. So you So this actually is a dedicated equipment hauler as well as whatever else you want to use this for. >> Actually, so this comes standard with 7-gauge floor, too. Okay. Because of that, right? So you can haul more than just trash. Okay. Yeah. This This specifically is a 16-ft roll off. Mhm. >> We offer a kit that you can use where you can install 14-ft boxes on the same trailer as well. That kit costs you about 250 bucks. 250 to $300 probably. Okay. And that kit is going to, you know, allow you to haul 14-ft boxes on your 16-ft trailer and it installed in 10 seconds. 10 seconds? You're not You're not uh I'm not exaggerating. We have a video on YouTube where you can look at how easy and quick it is to install. Okay. So if a guy gets a bigger trailer like this Yeah. and he wants to haul the smaller the smaller boxes, it's not a big deal though. No, he can just go to his closest dealer, grab that kit, you know, put it on his trailer. Takes 10 seconds to install and you're ready to haul 14-ft boxes as well. Okay. Yeah. What about your winch system? Tell me about that. We use an 18,000-lb Warrior winch. Okay. That's going to do all you need to haul your boxes on there. 18,000 lb, right? Uh you don't need more than that. >> And a Warrior winch is a well-known name brand winch and if anything does go wrong you can easily replace these. Yeah. Uh you can order them online. I know that. I know that about the Warrior winches. >> And they do have a good warranty cover them themselves as well so you're well covered with a Warrior winch. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. And I'm looking at the extra heavy-duty clasp that you got on there. Yes, sir. So I mean I just It's a lot of little tiny things that you can easily overlook if you just breeze by these trailers and you don't look closer and then you live to regret you live to regret it cuz I have a friend that has done that. He didn't buy one of these and he brought his trailer over and he's his trailer's already uh after just a year and a half he's having problems with it that I never had with my trailer at all.…

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