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Construction vehicles are used on construction and industrial sites to help teams complete a variety of tasks...Show More

Construction vehicles are used on construction and industrial sites to help teams complete a variety of tasks. In particular, both water trucks and dump trucks transport materials to and from construction sites.

Water trucks are specialized for transporting and distributing water, holding anywhere from 2,000 to 5,000 gallons. They are used for dust control, compaction, fire maintenance, filling tanks used in cement mixing or power washing, and cleaning construction equipment after use.

Dump trucks are built to handle solid materials, holding anywhere from 6.5 to 14 tons. They are great for transporting materials to and from job sites. The vehicle’s hydraulic mechanism enables operators to easily tilt, tip, or lower the dump container so that loads can be easily discarded. Check out the FAQs below to learn more.

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2,000-2,999 Gallon Water Truck
equipment id: 60-1000

2,000-2,999 Gallon Water Truck

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4,000-4,999 Gallon Water Truck
equipment id: 60-1040

4,000-4,999 Gallon Water Truck

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FAQs

How much does it cost to rent construction trucks?

Construction truck rental costs depend on factors such as size, location, and duration of the rental. We rent water trucks with a 2,000-to-2,999 gallon capacity and a 4,000-to-4,999 gallon capacity and a variety of dump trucks. Contact BigRentz to request a quote so we can find the truck that meets your needs.

What are water trucks used for?

Water trucks can help with dust control, fire maintenance for job sites in wooded areas, filling reservoirs or tanks used for cement mixing or power washing, filling pools or ponds, cleaning construction equipment after use, and transporting water to farmland. They are also used in various phases of the compaction process for road construction by adding water to aggregates, ensuring a more consistent and smooth compaction surface.

What are dump trucks used for?

Dump trucks are used for transporting solid materials to job sites or taking them out of job sites. They haul and dump large volumes of loose matter, from building material to demolition waste. The vehicle’s hydraulic mechanism enables operators to tilt, tip, or lower the dump container so that loads can be easily discarded.

What type of dump truck is best for your job?

The main difference between off-road and on-road dump trucks is the terrain they’re built to handle. Off-road dump trucks are better at navigating uneven, rough terrain, and on-road dump trucks are built for use on solid ground. Off-road trucks are typically used in mining or heavy dirt hauling, while on-road ones are used for jobs in areas like highways. Within on-road and off-road dump trucks, there are different kinds of trucks.

Types of on-road dump trucks include standard, transfer, truck and pup, and side dump.

  • • Standard dump trucks offer the basic functionality, using a vertical mechanism to dump materials from an open-box bed.
  • • Transfer dump trucks have an increased load capacity and a detachable trailer that lets you haul two materials at once without mixing them.
  • • Truck and pup trucks are similar, providing two trailers to haul and dump from.
  • • Side dump trucks dump from the right or left side for rapid unloading and increased stability.

The main types of off-road dump trucks are rigid haul and articulated dump trucks.

  • • Rigid haul trucks have an extremely high load-bearing capacity, but aren’t as easy to maneuver.
  • • Articulated dump trucks are more versatile, maneuvering rough terrain easily, but can’t haul as much as rigid haul trucks.

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