Trailer Category
Water Trailers
In a state where drought and dust are constant realities, a water trailer is infrastructure. It supports dust suppression, livestock, new landscaping, fire protection, and any jobsite without a hydrant nearby.
Overview
Capacity typically ranges from 300 to 1,600 gallons. Remember that water weighs about 8.34 lbs per gallon, so a 1,000-gallon tank adds more than 8,300 lbs of payload before counting the trailer itself. Baffled tanks are essential to control surge under braking.
Pump packages define usefulness. A gas-powered transfer pump with hose reel, spray bar, and fill fittings turns a tank into a working tool for dust control, irrigation, and equipment washdown.
Benefits
- Delivers water where no hydrant or well exists
- Baffled tanks limit dangerous load surge
- Pump and spray bar options for dust suppression
- Supports compliance with jobsite dust regulations
- Useful year-round across construction and agriculture
Common applications
- Construction site dust control
- Livestock and pasture water hauling
- New sod, tree, and landscape irrigation
- Rural fire suppression support
- Equipment and facility washdown
Recommended users
- Site contractors and road builders
- Ranchers and agricultural operators
- Landscape installation crews
- Rural property owners and VFD support