Take 2: Frameless Dump! 

I've been using frameless dumps for 18 years never turned one over never had a problem with them

One thing I like about a frame less dump, if you get stuck, you can use the trailer to pull the truck out.

Texas, it’s all we haul here. Frameless, all day everyday.

I've never saw a tri-axle frameless dump trailer👍🏆🇺🇲😊

Been a dump trailer guy almost 20 years I see a lot of these how-to videos where these guys put the trailer all the way up to the sky before they start rolling forward and they have material bunched up at the bottom of their trailer whereas I usually release the trailer brakes as the trailer still going up and material is dumping out pushing me forward I would never let material Bunch up behind me like that

I pulled a frameless for a few months in Arizona. Always was a little nervous unless I was on a really firm, level surface to dump.

I like the old school 32' frame 30' box

looking neat 🖒👌

think it would have some problems handling the 10% side slope test here. (mandtory)

Calls him a professional driver, then he steps out of the truck face first...

your easily entertained.

I must be a whimp, every time I see a vid of one of these frameless dumps all I can see is it laying on its side. Give me a trailer where the wheels stay on the ground where they belong.

are these trailers old or is it possible to buy a new trailer like that?

Goes up slow

why do they use these instead of trailer with a frame? is it a weight issue? to be able to take more load in 1 trip or what's the idea behind it?

No... Its not bad ass anything .