Dump Trailer Tarp System
Protect your product.
Keep cargo contained and drivers protected with a dump trailer tarp kit built with USA Nylon, Kwik-Lock hardware, and dependable load containment. a tarp system reduces liability, load loss, and operating costs, and a manual tarp system for dump trailers gives you a practical way to cover each load.
Compatible with Common Dump Trailer Cargo Types
Built from USA Nylon and attached with Kwik-Lock Tarp Systems, these dump trailer tarp systems are ideal for anyone who hauls dirt, gravel, rock, or asphalt on their dump trailers. It doesn’t matter how your dump trailer is designed; our quality materials and team of professional installers can ensure that your cargo and your driver are safe during transportation.
Dump Trailer Tarps System Features
Dump trailer tarps keep debris in the bed, reduce load loss, and help you meet tarp regulations by state. They also protect the load and the drivers around you when you’re traveling at highway speeds.
Brumleve offers 100% nylon heavy-duty trailer covers, that protect cargo from flying out and use waterproof tarp fabric to keep the load dry. The tarps are also tear-resistant and designed to stand up to UV exposure, so winds or sharp debris won’t inadvertently create a gash in the material. Learn more about tarp materials.
Kwik-Lock is a positive-lock fastening system that secures the tarp edge along the trailer so it holds more securely than generic fastening hardware. If you’re comparing a dump trailer setup with an electric dump truck tarp system, Brumleve can help you compare trailer and truck-style system terminology before you buy.
Which Dump Trailer Tarp System Is Right for You?
Choosing between a pull-style tarp system, a manual tarp crank system, and an electric option depends on how often you haul, how quickly you need to cover the bed, and how your trailer is configured. If you’re comparing trailer setups with an electric dump truck tarp system or a telescoping electric tarp system, Brumleve can help you sort through the terms and compare different tarp system types.
| Manual Pull Tarps | Manual Crank or Flip Systems | Electric Tarp Systems |
| A pull-style tarp system gives you straightforward manual coverage for lighter-duty operation and simple daily use. | A manual tarp crank system adds controlled arm movement and works well when you want manual operation with more leverage. | Electric systems cover the bed faster and reduce manual effort when you run frequent loads or want powered operation. |
What’s Included
- tarp fabric
- tarp arms
- mounting hardware
- fasteners
- installation components based on the system you choose
Professional Installation for Any Dump Trailer Configuration
Brumleve installs dump trailer tarp systems on a wide range of trailer configurations, so you get a secure, worry-free set-up on your equipment. We’ll show you how to operate the tarp, check the Kwik-Lock hardware, and keep the system adjusted for every trip, whether you choose a manual tarp crank system or another manual tarp system for dump trailers.
How to Size Your Dump Trailer Tarp System
Before you order, measure the inside width and inside length of the dump trailer bed. Use those measurements to match the tarp to your bed width and dump body length so the system fits and covers the load correctly.
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Measure the inside width from one bed rail to the other.
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Measure the inside length from the front of the bed to the rear opening.
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Confirm the side height and any hardware clearance that could affect arm travel or tarp overhang.
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If your trailer has an uncommon layout, ask whether a universal tarp kit can adapt to your configuration.
| Bed Width | Example Tarp Guidance |
| 60-inch bed | 14-foot tarp |
| 72-inch bed | 14-foot tarp |
| 83-inch bed | 18-foot tarp |
Have your bed measurements ready before you order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Sizes Are Available for Dump Trailer Tarp Systems?
Sizes vary by bed width and bed length, so the best fit starts with your measurements. Measure the inside width and inside length of the bed before ordering, and use those numbers to match the tarp to your trailer.
Do I Need a Professional to Install a Dump Trailer Tarp System?
You don’t always need professional installation, but it can save time and help you avoid fitment or hardware issues. Brumleve installs systems on many dump trailer configurations and can make sure the tarp, arms, and hardware are set up correctly.
What’s the Difference Between a Manual and Electric Dump Trailer Tarp System?
A manual system uses hand operation, such as a pull-style tarp system or a manual tarp crank system, while an electric system uses powered movement for faster coverage with less effort. The right choice depends on your trailer, your load cycle, and how often you need to open and close the tarp.
Will Your Tarp System Fit Any Dump Trailer?
Many systems fit common dump trailer configurations, but fit depends on bed width, dump body length, side height, and hardware clearance. If your setup is unusual, Brumleve can review your measurements and help you decide whether a custom fit or a universal tarp kit makes sense.
Is a Dump Trailer Tarp Legally Required?
Tarp requirements vary by material, road use, and location. Check tarp regulations by state to confirm what applies to your load and route.
A properly sized tarp system keeps debris contained, protects the load, and gives you dependable coverage for daily hauling. You can shop Brumleve tarp systems and replacement parts or order replacement tarps if you only need new fabric.
