Water Trailers

A water trailer, also called a water tank trailer, is a towable tank used to haul and dispense water for jobsite, municipal, agricultural, landscaping, and fire response work. A typical unit pairs a tank with a frame, a pump, and a hose or spray bar. Highway-legal DOT trailers and off-road skid units are both available.

Capacity depends on the work and your fill cycle. Small trailers (550 to 800 gallons) handle arena watering, light dust control, and crew hydration. Mid-size trailers (1,010 to 1,025 gallons) fit most jobsite and ranch needs. Large trailers (1,600 to 2,010 gallons) are for high-volume hauling. A Sales Specialist will size the trailer to your application, tow vehicle, and route.

We carry both DOT-compliant and non-DOT configurations. DOT-compliant trailers meet federal lighting, brake, and tag requirements for highway use. Non-DOT trailers are for off-road or limited on-site work and cost less. Tell us how you plan to use it and we'll configure accordingly.

Yes. Potable water trailers use food-grade tanks suitable for drinking water transport. We carry models with NSF and FDA compliance for direct potable use, serving RVs, remote crews, cabins, disaster relief, and utility shutdowns. Non-potable trailers should not be used for drinking water without retrofit.

A water trailer is a towable unit pulled by a separate vehicle (truck, tractor, or ATV). A water tender is a self-propelled vehicle with a tank mounted on a chassis, typically used by fire departments. Trailers are more flexible because they can be detached and parked on-site while the tow vehicle goes elsewhere.

Call 1-863-261-8388 or submit the quote form. A Sales Specialist will ask about the work, the site, the tow vehicle, and your timeline, then send a configuration and price. No online build-your-own. Every quote is matched to the work.