Water trailers are essential for many applications, including firefighting, dust suppression, and various uses on civil sites or around large properties. They are designed to be versatile, suitable for metropolitan, regional, and rural areas, and capable of both on-road and off-road conditions. However, one question that often arises when considering the functionality of a water trailer is whether it requires a pump. The answer is crucial for those looking to maximise the utility of their water trailer in all kinds of conditions.
The Integral Role of a Pump in Water Trailers
The pump is a fundamental component of a water trailer, enhancing its efficiency and expanding its range of applications. A pump enables the water trailer to deliver water at pressure, making it indispensable for activities such as firefighting, where a high-pressure water stream is necessary, and dust suppression on construction or civil sites, where water needs to be evenly distributed over a wide area.
Water Trailer Configurations and Capacities
The tandem axle water tank trailer, designed to withstand rugged Australian conditions, is hot dip galvanised and comes equipped with a durable global polyethylene water cartage tank, pump, and hose reel. These water trailers are available in various sizes and capacities, tailored to the size of the water tank required, ensuring that there is a water trailer to meet every need. With capacities ranging from 1000 to 3000 litres and options for single axle or tandem axle configurations, the flexibility in choice allows for a custom-made solution that perfectly suits specific requirements.
Customisation and Additional Features
Beyond the basic configuration, water trailers offer customisable options to enhance functionality and ease of use. These include a choice between petrol and diesel pumps, a variety of hose reels and nozzles for different applications, and suspension options such as slipper, shackle, and rocker to ensure smooth transportation regardless of terrain. Whether you need mechanical brakes or electric brakes, there’s a configuration that meets your safety and operational standards.
Built Stronger, Built Better
Acknowledging the demanding conditions of Australian landscapes, water trailers are built with strength and durability at the forefront. The single axle model, with a 1000 litre water tank, is designed for lighter applications, while tandem axle models, capable of holding up to 3000 litres of water, are built for more demanding tasks. Each water trailer has a checkerplate rear deck, long drawbar, swing-up jockey wheel, spare wheel bracket, and a magnetic trailer plug, ensuring it is ready for any challenge.
The Assurance of Quality
Choosing a water trailer equipped with a pump is not just about meeting immediate water cartage needs; it’s also an investment in quality and reliability. With a robust design tailored for the harsh Australian environment, each water trailer comes with an unbeatable 2-year warranty and FREE 2-year roadside assist, providing peace of mind alongside superior performance.
In summary, a water pump is not just an accessory but an essential feature for a water trailer, enabling it to serve a broad spectrum of applications. Whether for firefighting, dust suppression, or water cartage on farms or construction sites, a pump transforms a water trailer into a versatile, powerful tool ready to tackle the challenges of any environment. For those searching for a high-quality water trailer, complete with pump and customisable options, look no further than the range available from Trailers 2000. With their strong build and comprehensive warranty, these water trailers are designed to perform when it matters most.