Can't find the exact dump truck you need in our current inventory? Tell us what you are after — the make, model, axle configuration, year range, mileage and budget — and our team will help source a match from our network of sellers across the country. It is a simple way to let the truck come to you instead of checking listings every day.
Whether you are looking for a specific brand like Kenworth, Peterbilt or Mack, a particular axle setup such as tri-axle or quad-axle, or simply the best value in your price range, share the details and we will keep an eye out. When we find a truck that fits, you will get the full specifications, photos, and any seller video walkaround so you can evaluate it properly.
As with every listing on Simple Lend, sourced trucks are sold as-is by their sellers, so we always recommend reviewing the details and arranging an independent pre-purchase inspection before you buy. Our team can help coordinate access for an inspector you choose.
Once you find the right truck, in-house financing and nationwide delivery make it easy to complete the purchase from anywhere. Tell us what you are looking for and we will help you find it.
The sourcing service flips the usual search around: instead of scrolling listings, you tell us the truck you want and we go find it. Submit a wanted request describing your ideal unit, and it enters our active sourcing queue. As trucks matching your criteria come available through our seller network and incoming inventory, we surface them to you, so you're not refreshing the site hoping the right configuration appears.
The more specifics you give, the sharper the match. Tell us make and model preferences, axle configuration, acceptable year and mileage ranges, engine or transmission requirements, your target budget, and the region where you want the truck located to keep transport reasonable. Flag any deal-breakers too, whether that's a wet kit, a specific body length, an aluminum bed, or an automatic transmission. Tight criteria mean we only bring you trucks worth your time.
Different jobs call for different builds. Aggregate and construction hauling often favors tri-axle and quad-axle trucks for heavy legal payloads, demolition crews lean toward rugged tandems and heavy-duty bodies that shrug off debris, and snow-and-ice contractors look for trucks that can carry plows and spreaders. When a unit fitting your request appears, we notify you directly so you can move on it before it reaches the broader market.