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    Water trailers consist of a tank on a platform, typically with two to four wheels, and are used for dust control, emergency firefighting, potable water sources, and more applications.

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    Auction Date:10/10/2026 7:30:00 AM (CDT)
    Stock Number: 5947
    Location: Mount Olive, North Carolina
    Seller: RDD Auction
    Serial Number: 068590
    Location: Atlanta, Georgia
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Serial Number: 4GNBM1228LB056834
    Location: Yuma, Arizona
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Serial Number: L024290
    Location: Grand Prairie, Texas
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Location: City Of Industry, California
    Seller: Quinn Co - Rental
    Capacity: 6,000 gal
    Location: Leesburg, Florida
    Capacity: 800 gal
    Location: Corona, California
    Seller: Champ Equipment
    Location: Corona, California
    Seller: Champ Equipment
    Location: Corona, California
    Seller: Champ Equipment
    Capacity: 525 gal
    Location: Corona, California
    Seller: Champ Equipment
    Serial Number: 1PMS14221H104880
    Location: Harlingen, Texas
    Seller: IAFSA USA, Inc.
    Hours: 287
    Location: Fontana, California
    Seller: BIG TRUCK & EQUIPMENT
    Hours: 46
    Location: Omaha, Nebraska
    Stock Number: 8-25-0027
    Location: Park City, Kansas
    Capacity: 1,600 gal
    Location: Huntington, Indiana
    Capacity: 5,000 gal
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Capacity: 6,500 gal
    Location: Janesville, Minnesota
    Serial Number: 0MP613715
    Location: Murray, Kentucky
    Hours: 1
    Location: Waxhaw, North Carolina
    Capacity: 6,000 gal
    Location: Lenoir City, Tennessee
    Seller: Hamilton Equipment Company, Inc.
    Serial Number: 911033
    Location: Wheeler, Illinois
    Seller: Spiker Farms
    Hours: 1
    Location: Centennial, Colorado
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Colorado
    Location: Tallapoosa, Georgia
    Serial Number: 33012837
    Location: Des Moines, Iowa
    Serial Number: 33012835
    Location: Waterloo, Iowa
    Serial Number: ORN04552
    Location: Boring, Oregon
    Location: Corona, California
    Seller: Champ Equipment
    Location: Waxhaw, North Carolina

    About Water Trailers

    Water trailers consist of a tank on a platform, typically with two to four wheels, and they include pumps, valves, hoses, nozzles, and other components necessary for spraying water. Some models come pre-mounted to a trailer, and others (called “skid-mounted water trailers”) come as standalone units that you mount on a truck or trailer yourself. Trailer-mounted models usually have between two and four wheels. You can tow them with trucks, ATVs, tractors, and other machines.

    Water trailer tanks range in capacity from around 50 gallons (189 liters) all the way up to 10,000 gallons (37,850 liters). Lower-capacity models are small enough to be towed by pickup trucks, but as they increase in size, so do their towing requirements, ranging up to medium- or heavy-duty trucks. Water trailers with tanks in the 50- to 2,000-gallon (189- to 7,570-liter) range are usually made from polyethylene plastic, while the larger models used for tanker truck operations often have stainless-steel or aluminum tanks.

    Wide Range Of Applications

    Multiquip WT5C water trailer

    Although water trailers may be lower capacity than full-size water trucks, they are often used for many of the same applications in the construction, mining, and agriculture industries. You can use models outfitted with spray systems to lay down a thin layer of water to prevent dust from kicking up on construction sites and creating visibility problems for heavy equipment operators. Road construction crews also use them to aid in the soil compaction process, creating a smoother surface for laying down asphalt. Because they are so portable, you can also tow water trailers to chicken coops, stables, and other buildings on the farm and essentially use them as power washers.

    Some operations also use water trailers for emergency firefighting purposes, especially if they are in remote areas without nearby fire crews, and to preemptively prevent fires by wetting down dry grass and other potential flammable hazards. Water trailers can also provide potable drinking water to workers. In this instance, you’ll want to make sure you buy a trailer with a food-grade tank that meets FDA standards, and clean the tank out properly in between uses.

    Find The Right Water Trailer For You

    You’ll find a large selection of new and used water trailers for sale at MachineryTrader.com from popular brands like Multiquip, Fruehauf, Wylie, and others. Multiquip, as an example, offers the WT5 series of water trailers, all of which have DOT- and NHTSA-certified trailers. All of the models in the series also feature 525-gallon (1,987-liter) tanks, 2-inch centrifugal pumps, and ball hitches. The main difference among models is that some have hydraulic surge brakes, while others have electric brakes. There are also models outfitted with high-pressure pumps.