I have been using a SURE-TRAC for 3 years now. It attaches to a ball hitch. I have used with a 4 wheeler, mahindra, case and a framhal cub (yup antique tractor) tractor. It has a power tilt to it … I can sit on whatever I am pulling with and hit the up / down button for the dump from the seat using either a pole or lean reach back, use my fingers. It goes high enough (not to a right angel) that all material will fall out.
and I took off the back door
looking at all the links to what others are using, mine is different. It has power and there is a battery under the bed of the dump cart
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I have a massive steel John Deere dump cart, capacity is 1-ton and I am pretty sure I have loaded it to that point! The back gate pops off, and I have had no trouble getting it off even when fully loaded. It doesn’t dump to 90* but is pretty darn close, though I do still have to pull forward to get everything to slide out.
I can fill it about half full and still be able to tip it up by hand. Any fuller, and I rely on the tractor arms to do the lifting after I remove the gate. Once the tractor has it “tipped”, I can easily finish tipping it by hand.
It has been an absolute lifesaver.
It is still sold by John Deere, though I never see it in any brochures. Purchase price is $850.
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Nice! probably out of the budget… 
I have one of the dual articulating axle trailers that I purchased
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgDJH0EBNIk
and I also have a big heavy duty plastic one that has the dual axles as well. They are GREAT. The plastic one that I cannot find link to right now and I am not home to look at brand has a dump on it. Takes some assistance from you, but it is pretty good!
You can get trailer-barrows, which can both be towed by a vehicle and pushed by hand. Perfect for getting up high on the muck heap, and you can tip it as high as you can reach, rather than relying on a tipping mechanism that’s limited in height.
Edit: If you’re struggling to find one, I’ll try to find a link to the barrow I used to have.
This tipping wheelbarrow looks pretty fabulous for smaller jobs. Has anyone seen one like it North America?
http://jfcagri.com/farm-equipment/tipping-wheelbarrows/
Little video here: https://youtu.be/ntfI9KqD1Pk
My goodness :o
Is there any locking mechanism for this, it appears that it just sits there?
