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Water trucks are specialized vehicles used for spraying and transporting water. At Summit Truck Equipment, we’ll find you a water truck that exceeds all expectations.
Is a water truck right for me?
Water trucks are equipped with large water tanks, spray nozzles, and a pump system, and these specialized vehicles are a must-have piece of equipment at many construction sites. Because water trucks are capable of transporting and spraying large amounts of water, they can perform tasks like soil compaction, dust suppression, and site cleaning.
Water Trucks for Sale
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2026 Western Star 47X
New Water Truck at Summit of Red Deer, AB
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32,100 GVWR
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2025 Freightliner 114SD
New Water Truck at Summit of Red Deer, AB
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32,100 GVWR
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2025 Freightliner 114SD
New Water Truck at Summit of Red Deer, AB
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32,100 GVWR
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Diesel
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5
2026 Western Star 47X
New Water Truck at Summit of Red Deer, AB
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32,100 GVWR
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Diesel
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About water trucks
Water trucks aren’t just vehicles; they’re invaluable pieces of equipment. Water trucks are multifunctional, serving several purposes and simplifying various worksite tasks. Using nozzles, a rear-mounted tank, and a hydraulic system, water trucks effortlessly transport and spray water when needed. At Summit Truck Equipment, we sell water trucks that hardworking people can rely on.
Far from being a one-and-done vehicle, water trucks are quite versatile. These specialized vehicles are integrated into several industries, including but not limited to construction, oil, gas, and firefighting. Whether you need a water truck for extinguishing flames or cleaning construction sites, Summit Truck Equipment will sell you a vehicle that runs smoothly and works efficiently.
Customers trust Summit Truck Equipment for more than just selling incredible products. We offer unbeatable customer service, and our friendly staff will happily assist you by servicing your vehicle or providing guidance as you decide on a financing option. From beginning to end, Summit Truck Equipment makes the truck-buying experience easier.
FAQs
How much water can water trucks hold?
Water trucks come in all shapes and sizes, and the amount of weight a truck can carry depends on the size of its tank. Tanks may carry anywhere from 500 to 5,000 gallons of water. Most workers choose their water truck’s size based on the jobs they’ll be using it for. If you know your water truck will be maneuvering in tight spaces, a smaller truck is probably best.
How do water trucks work?
When you drive a water truck, you have a considerable amount of control over everything the vehicle does. Using a panel inside the truck, drivers control when it disperses water. Drivers choose when to release water from the truck’s tank through the truck’s spray nozzle.
What are water trucks used for?
Water trucks can perform many different jobs: clean up dust, spray crops, and help put out fires. If you’re wondering if water trucks can do something in particular, reach out to our Summit Truck Equipment team with questions.
Which industries use water trucks?
Water trucks are essential across a wide range of fields. From construction and agriculture to mining and emergency response, these trucks are the tools for getting the job done.
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Commercial truck financing that fits your needs and budget, provided by our long-term, trusted partner, Trans Lease.
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At Summit Truck Equipment, we specialize in Rival and Foremost equipment along with other truck types in the construction industry such as water, vacuum, insulated van, service and code vocuum trucks. We are happy to provide mobile and in shop services including repairs, scheduled maintenance and warranty campaigns.
With a large supply of parts and equipment in stock, we proudly serve a large area surrounding both Ontario and Alberta, Canada. We’re excited to offer pick up or delivery optionsfor our valued customers. Training and Demonstrations are available on all of our units!
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