Fuel Trailer

A fuel trailer keeps diesel or gas on site instead of running to town for every fill. The tank is mounted on a trailer with a pump and hose, so equipment can be refueled where it sits.

Three capacities are available: 300, 750, and 950 gallon. The 300 suits a small operation or a place with a couple of tractors. The 750 and 950 cover bigger ranches where a full day of equipment runs off one delivery.

Having fuel on site saves hours over a season, and it lets a producer buy in larger quantities. The trailer also means the fuel is where the work is, whether that is a hay field, a well site or a feedlot pen. Confirm local requirements for fuel storage and transport before filling, and keep the trailer maintained and the hose in good shape.