Doolittle Master Dump Trailer 6000 Series

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Master Dump Trailer 6000 Series

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Manufacturer

Doolittle

Model

Master Dump Trailer 6000 Series

Date Added

01/04/2018

Associated Cost Codes

8591	Trailer, Dump Capacity 20.1 to 30 CY Attachment Equipment with this Cost Code is typically mounted to additional equipment with it's own Cost Code Notes Does not include Prime Mover.	FEMA Rates
8591		07/26/2023: 09/15/2021: 08/15/2019: 09/01/2017: 07/01/2015: 03/08/2013: 09/15/2010: 05/01/2008: 08/28/2005:	$16.57/hr $13.56/hr $13.37/hr $13.10/hr $15.50/hr $14.00/hr $14.00/hr $14.00/hr $26.00/hr
8590	Trailer, Dump Capacity 0 to 20 CY Attachment Equipment with this Cost Code is typically mounted to additional equipment with it's own Cost Code Notes Does not include Prime Mover.	FEMA Rates
8590		07/26/2023: 09/15/2021: 08/15/2019: 09/01/2017: 07/01/2015: 03/08/2013: 09/15/2010: 05/01/2008: 08/28/2005:	$10.17/hr $12.81/hr $13.13/hr $11.36/hr $9.00/hr $8.00/hr $8.00/hr $8.00/hr $17.40/hr

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