Close view of the Wicked Haul caster and dumpster corner

Specs

Built to the trucks you already run

Configuration

Every unit is built for one of two setups, and we build both. Tell us which way your fleet runs and the dumpster gets built to match, so it drops onto the trucks you have instead of the other way around.

Door and access placement is part of that conversation too. If the way you load means the doors need to sit somewhere specific, we build it that way.

  • ConfigurationsRoll-off / Hook lift
  • Standard hook height54 inches
  • Other heights built36 in / 62 in
  • Door placementPer lessee
  • PaintWicked Haul Green
  • Patent statusPatent Pending
  • Wheel mountingISO 1161 corner castings
  • Castings installed byDumpster manufacturer
  • Mounting typePermanent or removable
  • Front castersUrethane
  • Rear ground rollersRubber or urethane
  • Driveway safeYes
  • Wheels includedOne set of wheels

Wheels and mounting

The wheels mount into ISO 1161 corner castings, the con-blocks standardized across every shipping container in the world. That means the mounting is not proprietary and the geometry is the same everywhere.

Nothing steel rides on the ground. That is what lets a unit sit on a residential driveway without the damage call afterward.

How it works

Moving equipment

Tow bar

Proprietary tow bar system. Connects the unit to a truck, and lets a crew bump the dumpster forward or back on site.

Power Pusher

Moves a unit around a site without a truck. Available only through Wicked Haul, through our partners at Power Pusher.

Who builds them

Our build partner is Keystone Waste Solutions in Rome, Texas. If your operation already runs units from a particular manufacturer, we can authorize that builder to produce Wicked Haul units for you, and that authorization is specific to your company.

Patent Pending. Every unit carries the Wicked Haul logo and the patent marking on the rear.

Need a spec built to your fleet?

Tell us your hook height and configuration and we'll take it from there.