Why I Chose The Lamar 83" x 14' Low Profile Dump Trailer | Full Review

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The cost of good equipment has gone up significantly in the past 4 years. While the prices went up, many companies seemed to lose quality. For whatever reason, what might have been great 5 years ago might not be now. While I was looking for a dump trailer, I looked at Diamond C, Lamar, Load Trail, and a Canadian-built Galvanized trailer. The Galvanized trailer was $5K more than a Diamond C so I quickly moved on.

We always want the best quality, but the cost difference for a Diamond C was pretty significant and the quality between Lamar and Diamond C was pretty close to the level of the dump trailer I was looking to purchase. Load Trail also makes a nice dump trailer, but they do not have the same fit and finish as Lamar and some of the things they design into the trailer seem like cost-cutting rather than innovative. The single item I liked on the Load Trail was the rear drop-down supports. They looked a lot larger and maybe more stable.

The powder coating on the Lamar is far superior to many others on the market. The grey color might be hard to match with a rattle can, but they seem to cover more of the trailer than many others, especially PJ!