What capacity do these tilt trucks hold?
Two capacities are available: 1/2 cubic yard and 1 cubic yard. The model number tells you which — TDT-50 is the 1/2 cubic yard size and TDT-100 is the 1 cubic yard size. Both capacities are offered in light, medium and heavy duty versions, so choose the capacity that suits your load volume first, then the duty level.
What is the difference between the light, medium and heavy duty versions?
The duty level, which is reflected in the price. At 1/2 cubic yard: $436.85 light duty, $624.94 medium duty and $710.90 heavy duty. At 1 cubic yard: $587.94, $849.87 and $951.97. This product data does not list load ratings or material thickness for each duty level, so match the duty level to how heavily the truck will be worked.
What colors are available, and does color affect the price?
Four colors — black, blue, red and yellow — and color does not change the price. Every capacity and duty combination is offered in all four, which is how six capacity-and-duty combinations produce 24 models. For example, all four colors of the 1 cubic yard heavy duty model are $951.97, so you can color-code by department at no added cost.
How much do they cost across the range?
Prices run from $436.85 to $951.97 across 24 models. The lowest is the light duty 1/2 cubic yard at $436.85 and the highest is the heavy duty 1 cubic yard at $951.97. In between are the 1 cubic yard light duty at $587.94, the 1/2 cubic yard medium at $624.94 and heavy at $710.90, and the 1 cubic yard medium at $849.87.
What warranty comes with them, and where are they made?
They carry a 1-Year Limited warranty and are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing. The warranty applies across all 24 models in this range, regardless of capacity, duty level or color. This product data does not spell out what the limited warranty covers or excludes, so review Vestil's written warranty terms if coverage for a specific failure matters to your purchase.
Do these tilt trucks need power or a compressed air supply?
No. Nothing in this product data lists a motor, battery, electrical or air requirement for any of the 24 models, so there is nothing to charge, plug in or maintain electrically. When planning, the practical considerations are your aisle widths, floor surface and where the truck will be emptied, rather than any utility hookup at the point of use.
