The fleet

What actually
comes to collect.

Every unit below is one of ours, photographed at the yard and on the job. No agency trucks turning up under our name.

18-cube Tipper — Bulk that tips itself out cleanUnit 01
Tipper truck

18-cube Tipper

An 18-cube tipper for spoil, rubble, sand and aggregate. It self-unloads on site, so you are not paying a crew to shovel a load out by hand or waiting around for a loader.

Capacity
18 cubes
Unload
Self-tipping body
Typical loads
Spoil, rubble, sand, G5, stone

Commonly carries

  • Excavation spoil and rubble removal
  • Sand, stone and G5 fill
  • Site clean-down and demolition waste
  • Bulk fill for yards, slabs and leveling
Flat Deck Superlink — Pallets, drums and building material, strapped down tightUnit 02
Superlink trailers

Flat Deck Superlink

Flat deck Superlink trailers for palletised freight, drums, IBCs and building material. The open deck takes what a box body cannot, and the load is lashed and sheeted before it leaves the yard.

Configuration
Superlink flat deck trailers
Best for
Palletised and oversized freight
Load security
Lashed, chained and sheeted

Commonly carries

  • Palletised goods and crated freight
  • Drums, IBCs and packaged product
  • Steel, timber and building material
  • Plant, machinery and light equipment
Pole Pockets & Uprights — Long loads, carried straightUnit 03
Pole pockets and upright poles

Pole Pockets & Uprights

Pole pockets with upright poles for loads that run long — poles, beams and pipe. The pockets hold the butt end, the uprights carry the length, so nothing swings out on a bend.

Fittings
Pole pockets + upright poles
Best for
Long, overhanging loads
Handling
Butt-end loaded into the pockets

Commonly carries

  • Utility and telephone poles
  • Long timber, beams and sleepers
  • Pipe, rail and structural steel
  • Fencing and perimeter posts
Which one do I need?

Pick by the load, not by habit

Book the wrong unit and you pay twice. Here is how we read the common loads.

Spoil, rubble, sand, stone or G5

→ 18-cube Tipper

It carries bulk loose and tips it out itself — no crew shovelling, no loader hire.

Pallets, drums, IBCs, bagged or boxed goods

→ Flat Deck Superlink

Forklift loads straight onto the deck, then the load is lashed down and sheeted for the road.

Poles, beams, pipe or anything that runs long

→ Pole Pockets & Uprights

The butt end drops into the pocket and the upright poles carry the length through corners.

Plant, machinery or an awkward single item

→ Flat Deck Superlink

The open deck takes height and overhang a box body cannot, and chains handle the weight.

Need a unit for a specific day?

Send the date and the load and we will confirm what is free and what it costs — before you plan around it.

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