Load King is expanding its construction equipment portfolio and now manufacturing water trucks. Built with A36 steel in a modified eclipse shape, the LK 2,000-gallon water truck’s tank shell measures 98″ long x 96″ wide x 64.75″ tall. Both Load King water trucks are available on a variety of chassis brands and models.
Load King’s 4,000-gallon water truck is the larger of the two models, measuring 198″ long x 96″ wide x 64.75″ tall. Both models are built with a modified eclipse shape out of A36 steel. You can purchase or rent water trucks on a variety of chassis brands and models.
Our Load King water trucks are the very best available in the market today. If you’ve spent much time looking at water trucks for sale online, you are sure to have noticed how popular they are and there’s a very good reason for that. Top-quality materials are used in the fabrication of the tank shells and each shell can be married with a variety of different chassis makes and models, making them a very flexible option for companies in North America. For full technical details and pricing information, please visit the pages for each truck of interest and don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you have any questions you’d like to ask.
Yes. We sell and rent water trucks to organizations in many different industries. Forestry, rail, oil and gas, telecom, utilities, propane, building supply and construction companies all rely on us to meet their water truck needs in the USA and Canada. If you are concerned about the suitability of a particular water truck for the application you have in mind, please call or email us at any time and we will be happy to answer any questions you have and to provide you with all the technical details you need to make the right choice. Our primary aim is to make sure that all of our customers acquire a truck that is perfect for their needs, at a very competitive price.
We can go one better than that. We have our own in-house finance team, who can arrange financing for the purchase of the new and used water tankers for sale on our website. If you would rather arrange your own financing, that’s fine too of course but if you would like to find out more about our in-house finance facility, please contact our Custom Truck Capital team during normal working hours. It’s always a good idea to shop around and if you do, you’ll find out just how competitive our terms and conditions are. The main reason we offer in-house financing on the water tankers for sale on our site is to ensure that our customers can get everything they need from us rather than having to deal with several different companies in order to complete their truck and heavy equipment acquisitions.
We offer a comprehensive after-sales service in North America. Whether you are right next to one of our locations in the USA and Canada or you’re in a more remote part of the continent, we can offer you industry-leading maintenance and repair services, along with asset disposal services whenever you’re ready to upgrade in the future. We also offer superb pre-sales support, with a full customization service available alongside our water truck sales and water truck rentals in North America.
Our maintenance and repair team is on call 24/7: all you need to do is call the helpline and you will get straight through to a qualified technician. Our phones are not staffed by customer service operators, they are staffed by experienced technicians who are often able to diagnose and resolve problems remotely. If this is not the case, we will arrange a site visit without delay.
In the first instance, you are always welcome to call and speak to us about any of the water trucks for sale on our website. Alternatively, request a quote for the truck or trucks in which you are interested in and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible. You can use this form to request pricing details for both new and used water trucks, and for water truck rentals too. The whole process is quick and simple, as you can see from the testimonials we receive, and if you’re looking for more information on how we operate, please check our FAQs and About Us pages.
