Use case
Move it around the jobsite
The problem
On a big site, the dumpster ends up parked wherever it fits, and crews haul debris across the whole job to reach it.
What changes
The unit moves. Bring it to the debris instead of carrying debris to it.
- Bring a unit inside a large build to collect waste from the whole floor, instead of carrying everything outside. Think a Home Depot going up.
- Keep several units on the ground and swap them as needed, without waiting on a hook lift or roll-off truck
- Real example: a job where the dumpster had to sit out in the parking lot behind construction fence, and the contractor wheelbarrowed every load out to it. That unit could have been towed to the work and returned when it wasn't needed.
Patent Pending
The equipment behind it
The wheels mount into ISO 1161 corner castings, the standardized con-blocks used on shipping containers. Front casters are urethane and the rear ground rollers are rubber or urethane, so nothing steel touches the ground. Our tow bar system handles short moves, and a Power Pusher unit handles the rest.
Want one of these in your fleet?
Tell us what you run and we'll send specs and lease terms.