Wondering what your next business write-off should be? If you're looking to invest in roofing or construction equipment, take this comparison into account.
In this article, we compare Equipter's most popular drivable dumpster, the Equipter 4000, to three other popular pieces of roofing and construction equipment.
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F-350 Pickup Truck vs. Equipter 4000
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Another perk of the Equipter 4000 is that features a 2 5/16" ball hitch and it's light enough to be towed by a standard pickup truck. So, no need to invest in a new truck to take your Equipter to and from the job. In fact, here at Equipter, we use a 2018 Ford F-150 to take Equipter 4000s to trade shows and local photo shoots.
Standard Dump Trailer vs. Equipter 4000
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In addition to these specs, make sure you know what details to look for when buying a dump trailer.
Why not use them together?
While the standard dump trailer is not as versatile as the Equipter 4000, together, they are an unmatched force on any roofing or residential construction job. For more insight on using the two together, check out our article "How to Use a Roofing Dump Trailer with the Equipter 4000."
Skid Steer vs. Equipter 4000
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