The right landscaping truck powers efficiency, from hauling mulch and mowers to towing heavy trailers. This guide covers body types like dump and flatbed, must-have features such as tool storage and PTO support, top landscaping truck models, and how to find work-ready vehicles with Comvoy’s landscaping inventory filters.
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Landscape Dumps Helpful Resources
Landscape dump trucks are used by landscapers who need to move large quantities of soil or mulch from a garden center to a residential or commercial job site. Once the landscaper has arrived, they can tip the contents out the back of the truck using the built-in hydraulic lift. Dovetail landscape trucks are ideal for landscapers who work in many different locations and need to move mowers, trimmers and tools to each job site. The rear hatch folds down to create a ramp for loading and unloading equipment with ease.
