WATER TRAILERS
Water Trailers for Construction, Agriculture & Dust Control
Towable Water Wagons From 500–2,010 Gallons for Job Sites, Farms & Arenas
Our towable water trailers are built to move water where trucks and hydrants can’t. From dust control and soil compaction on construction sites to crop irrigation, livestock watering and arena maintenance, these trailers give you pressurized water wherever you can tow a hitch.
Looking for water trailers? We can help! Call us at 1-863-270-8118 or contact us to discuss your needs.
1025 Gallon Arena Water Trailer
Arena
Larger arena trailer for show grounds and training facilities.
Express Water Wagon Pressure Washer Trailer
Pressure Washer
Mobile pressure washer trailer for cleaning equipment and sites.
Express Hot Pressure Washer Trailer
Pressure Washer
Hot-water pressure washer trailer for heavy-duty degreasing.
Express 550 Potable Water Trailer
Potable
NSF-rated potable trailer for drinking and emergency water.
Express 800 Potable Water Trailer
Potable
Mid-size potable water trailer for camps and remote sites.
Express 1025 Potable Water Trailer
Potable
Popular size for municipal backup and emergency response.
Express 2010 Potable Water Trailer
Potable
Maximum-capacity potable trailer for large-scale response.
1300 Gallon Cone Tank Nurse Trailer
Nurse / Farm
Cone-bottom nurse trailer for liquid fertilizer and chemicals.
Dual 3000 Gallon Cone Tank Nurse Trailer
Nurse / Farm
Twin cone-tank nurse trailer for high-volume field operations.
550 Gallon Fire Fighting Trailer
Fire Fighting
Compact fire trailer for ranches and rural properties.
800 Gallon Fire Fighting Trailer
Fire Fighting
Mid-size fire trailer for brush and grass fire response.
1025 Gallon Fire Fighting Trailer
Fire Fighting
High-capacity fire trailer for industrial sites and remote areas.
Specialty
Use this slot for a generator combo, cone-bottom or custom unit.
Specialty
Use this slot for a generator combo, cone-bottom or custom unit.
Not Sure Which Water Trailer You Need?
With so many models and tank sizes, it can be hard to know which water trailer fits your job. The right choice depends on how you’ll tow it, what you’re spraying, and whether you need DOT approval, potable water, or specialty pumping packages.
Tell us about your project—construction, farm, arena, municipal or emergency use—and we’ll help you compare DOT, arena, pressure washer, potable, nurse and fire fighting trailers so you can order with confidence.
Compare Water Trailer Types
Use this quick overview to match your application with the right trailer family. For detailed specs, click into each model above.
DOT Water Trailers
Highway-legal trailers for contractors, municipalities and anyone towing on public roads.
- Available in 550–2,010 gallon sizes.
- Lighting, brakes and running gear set up for DOT use.
- Ideal for road construction, dust control and utility work.
Arena & Farm Trailers
Designed for arenas, livestock, orchards and farm roads where you need even water coverage.
- Compact 500–1,025 gallon tanks.
- Spray bars for arena footing and dust control.
- Great match for ranch, equine and small farm operations.
Potable Water Trailers
Built for safe, compliant drinking water delivery at camps, events and remote sites.
- Potable-rated tanks and components in 550–2,010 gallons.
- Used for emergency water, crew hydration and backup supply.
- Popular with municipalities, utilities and disaster response.
Nurse Trailers & Cone Tank Units
High-capacity cone-bottom trailers for fertilizer and chemical transfer in the field.
- 1300 gallon and dual 3,000 gallon configurations.
- Cone-bottom tanks for fast, complete drainage.
- Favored by row-crop and custom applicator operations.
Pressure Washer Trailers
Self-contained wash trailers for cleaning equipment, buildings and job sites.
- Cold-water and hot-water Express pressure washer packages.
- Integrated water tank, hose reels and high-pressure pump.
- Ideal for contractors, rental fleets and facility maintenance.
Fire Fighting Trailers
High-pressure water trailers for grass fires, property protection and standby use.
- 550, 800 and 1,025 gallon capacities.
- Fire nozzles and hose reels for fast response.
- Used by ranches, industrial sites and rural departments.
What Comes Standard on Our Water Trailers?
Every model is built around real-world use in fields, gravel roads and job sites. While each product page lists its own package, most water trailers include:
- Polyethylene tank sized from 500 to 2,010 gallons, with integrated baffles on many models.
- Heavy-duty trailer frame, jack, safety chains and properly rated axles.
- Engine and pump packages sized for spray bars, fire nozzles or hose reels.
- Rear spray bars, side nozzles or hose bibs depending on the model.
- Flush and drain fittings to make cleaning and winterizing easier.
Options can include upgraded pumps, additional hose reels, electric start, DOT lighting packages and custom plumbing to match the way you work.
Water Trailer FAQs
Do I need a DOT water trailer?
If you plan to tow the trailer on public roads at speed, a DOT-compliant trailer is usually required. For use strictly inside a plant, job site, ranch or farm, a non-DOT trailer may be acceptable. Your local regulations and insurance requirements will determine what is needed.
Can I use the same trailer for dust control and fire fighting?
Some customers use a general-purpose water trailer for both, but dedicated fire fighting models include higher-pressure pumps, hose reels and nozzles designed specifically for fire suppression. If fire response is a primary use, a purpose-built fire trailer is usually the best option.
What size water trailer should I choose?
Size depends on how much area you need to cover, how often you can refill, and what you’re towing with. Contractors often choose 1,000–1,600 gallon trailers for road work and compaction, while arena and small farm users prefer 500–1,025 gallon units that are easier to maneuver and tow.
Can these trailers carry potable drinking water?
Only potable water trailer models are designed and outfitted for drinking water use. If you need potable water, choose a potable-rated trailer and avoid using it for chemicals or non-potable liquids.
From dust control and compaction to irrigation, fire protection and potable supply, our water trailers are built to work where you do. We can help you match tank size, trailer type and pump package to your exact job.