Question 1

How many rock truck rental options are there on DOZR?

Accepted Answer

Right now, we have 60 construction equipment rental companies with rock truck rentals. New rental partners are joining the DOZR network daily.

Question 2

What is the average daily, weekly and monthly rock truck rental cost?

Accepted Answer

The average cost to rent a rock truck is $1,650 per day, $4,500 per week, or $12,980 per month (though equipment rental prices for a rock truck vary per market).

Question 3

How long can I rent rock truck for?

Accepted Answer

You can rent a rock truck for as long as necessary when renting on DOZR. Rentals can be picked by daily, weekly, monthly, and long-term rentals. If your project timeline changes, you can also choose to off-rent or extend the rental using DOZR's order tracking software.

Question 4

Which equipment rental companies have rock truck rentals?

Accepted Answer

You can book many rock truck rentals on DOZR from rental companies including, 4 Rivers Equipment, Gateway Dealer Network Bobcats, Altorfer CAT, Jesco Inc., and Road Machinery LLC.

Question 5

Where can I find cheap rock truck rentals?

Accepted Answer

The cheapest rock truck rentals are in Hamilton, Los Angeles, and Miami.

Question 6

Do you offer rock truck add-ons or attachments?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we have multiple add-ons and attachments for rock truck rentals including (but not limited to) tailgate.

Question 7

What other names does rock truck go by?

Accepted Answer

Other names that rock truck can be called include articulated dump truck, off-road dump truck, and haul truck.

Question 8

What is the difference between a rock truck and an articulated dump truck?

Accepted Answer

A rock truck is the same as an articulated dump truck or hauling truck.

Question 9

What is a rock truck used for?

Accepted Answer

A rock truck, or articulated dump truck (ADT), is used for transporting heavy materials around a job site and is excellent at operating on rough terrain. Because of this, they are popular in mining, land clearing, and quarry jobs.

Question 10

What's the difference between a rock truck vs a dump truck?

Accepted Answer

An articulated dump truck has two parts: the truck cab and the rear dumping body, which join by an articulation point. A dump truck is a single machine with a fixed connection and a dump body giving it much less maneuverability.

Question 11

Are articulating dump trucks road legal?

Accepted Answer

Articulating dump trucks are not road legal and are often called off-road dump trucks.

Question 12

How much can articulating dump trucks haul and carry?

Accepted Answer

The largest articulating dump trucks, Volvo's A60H and Bell's B60E, can haul 43.9 and 54.9 cubic yards, respectively, and each has payload capabilities of 61 tons. On the smaller side, models like the CAT 725 and Volvo A25G have payload capabilities of 25 tons and hauling capacities of 20 cubic yards.

Question 13

How much do articulating dump trucks weigh?

Accepted Answer

ADTs are weighted by when they are empty and when they are full. The smallest hauling trucks are 17.5 tons when empty (35,000 lbs) and 37.5 tons when full (75,000 tons). The largest trucks are 47 tons empty (94,000 lbs) and 107 tons full (214,000 lbs).

Question 14

What's the most popular articulating dump truck rental size?

Accepted Answer

The most popular ADT rental size is a 30 or 35-ton model. This includes models like the Bell 30D, 35D, 40E, Volvo A35, or CAT 730 and 735.

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