Water Wagon Products

Built tough, these water tank trailers can travel from the pasture to the horse arena to the highway. Available in 340, 500, 550, 1,000, & 1,600 gallon capacities and eight axle options, the ABI Water Wagon has many designs to deliver the features you need for the jobs you need to get done!

Compact Water Trailers

Perfect for smaller pastures, paddocks, and at-home horse arenas, compact water trailers are easy to haul, easy to store, and towable by compact tractors and UTVs.

550 Gallon Compact Water Trailer
340 Gallon Compact Water Trailer

Standard to Large Water Trailers

Those who need a water tank trailer for larger horse arenas and pastures have plenty of options with our truck and tractor towable large water wagons.

1000 Gallon Water Trailer
1600 Gallon Water Trailer
500 Gallon Water Trailer

DOT Water Tank Trailers

DOT Approved water trailers meet all Department of Transportation requirements for travel on the road.

1000 Gallon DOT Water Trailer
1600 Gallon DOT Water Trailer
500 Gallon DOT Water Trailer
Potable Water Trailers

Potable Water Wagons

Optimize your drinking water delivery with potable water trailer options built to keep your water clean, easy to access, and simple to transport.

Potable Water Trailers

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