Boss Trailers in Denver, Colorado
Mobile Fueling Skids and Fuel Trailers Stocked in the Denver Metro
Farm Boss fuel equipment is built to bring diesel straight to the work, whether that is a tractor in the field, a fleet in the yard, or a crew on a job site. We stock these mobile fueling skids and fuel trailers at our Commerce City lot and our Fort Lupton Truck Center, so you can stop running equipment back and forth to the pump and keep it running where it sits.
Farm Boss Fuel Equipment We Stock
200 Gallon Mobile Fueling Skid
The 200-gallon skid drops into a truck bed or trailer when you need fuel on the move without a dedicated trailer. It comes set up with a 20 GPM 12V electric pump, a 20-foot hose, an auto-shutoff nozzle, and a filter, so you are ready to fuel right away.
880 Gallon Multi-Tank Fuel Trailer
The MT-880 multi-tank trailer carries eight 110-gallon tanks, which makes it a strong choice when you need to keep more than one fuel separated or want to organize fuel by job. A large front enclosed cabinet keeps pumps and hoses protected between uses.
990 Gallon Mobile Fueling Trailer
For the most capacity, the 990-gallon trailer carries a large diesel tank designed for farm use, paired with the same reliable pump setup. It is the pick for long days and big operations that burn through a lot of fuel between fill-ups.
Why a Farm Boss Fuel Trailer
On-site fueling saves time and miles. Instead of shuttling equipment to a fuel stop, you bring the fuel to the equipment and keep working. Farm Boss units pair real tank capacity with a pump, hose, and filtration package that is ready to use, and because we stock a range of sizes locally, you can match the setup to how much fuel you actually go through. Come see one in person and we will help you size it right.
Why Shop at Jayhawk Trailers?
- Family-owned since 1992. Same focus the whole time, trucks and trailers for people who actually use them.
- Two Denver-area locations. Our main lot at 5591 E. 72nd Ave, Commerce City, CO 80022, and our Truck Center in Fort Lupton, with Farm Boss fuel equipment stocked at both.
- Sales, service, and parts under one roof. Repairs, accessories, and parts we actually stock, not just sales.
- Honest pricing. No games on price and no add-ons hidden until you sign.
- Filtered online inventory. Compare sizes and features online before you make the drive.
Visit or Contact Us Today!
See our Farm Boss fuel skids and trailers in person at either location, or call (303) 286-7293 and we will help you match the right capacity to your operation. Browse the current Boss inventory above.
Farm Boss Fuel Trailer Questions
What Farm Boss trailers does Jayhawk Trailers stock?
Farm Boss is our fuel trailer line. We stock the 990 gallon mobile fueling trailer and the 880 gallon multi-tank fuel trailer, with units at both our Commerce City lot and the Truck Center in Fort Lupton.
Inventory on a specialty line like this is thin and moves, so call before you drive out and we will tell you exactly what is on the ground at each location.
Who buys a mobile fueling trailer?
Farms and ranches on the plains east of Denver, excavation and grading crews, paving contractors, drilling and pipeline operations, and fleet operators who would rather bring fuel to the equipment than drive every machine to a station.
The math is simple: when moving a machine to fuel costs more than an hour of its time, a fuel trailer starts paying for itself.
What is a multi-tank fuel trailer for?
Separate compartments let you carry more than one product on the same trailer, so a crew running diesel equipment plus gas-powered small tools, or diesel plus DEF, makes one trip instead of two.
It is the right choice when your job site burns two different products daily. If you only run diesel, a single large tank gives you more capacity for the money.
What are the rules for hauling fuel in Colorado?
They depend on the product, the quantity, and whether the haul is commercial, and they are not something to take a dealer's word for. Fuel transport can bring federal hazardous materials requirements, placarding, endorsement, and registration obligations into play well before you expect them.
Before you buy, confirm your specific situation with the Colorado State Patrol and the federal hazardous materials regulations. We can tell you everything about the trailer; the transport rules are a conversation to have with the agencies that enforce them.
How do I maintain a fuel trailer in Colorado conditions?
Inspect hoses, nozzles, fittings, and the pump on a schedule and replace anything weeping rather than waiting. Keep vents clear, keep the grounding hardware clean and intact, and watch that hose ends never sit in dirt.
The Colorado-specific piece is magnesium chloride. It attacks fittings, the frame, and the wiring, so rinse the underside after winter hauls and check electrical connections every spring.
Do fuel trailers need brakes and registration in Colorado?
Yes on both. A loaded fuel trailer is far past the 3,000-pound gross weight at which C.R.S. 42-4-223 requires brakes on all wheels, and Colorado titles and registers all trailers within 60 days of purchase.
Diesel weighs roughly 7 pounds a gallon, so a 990 gallon tank is around 6,900 pounds of product before you count the trailer. Size your tow vehicle for the full load, not the empty one.