2023 Boss Trailers FB 990 Base

2023 Boss Trailers FB 990

The world seems to move a little bit faster each day, and you need fuel that can keep up with the demands of your farm or business. We offer the largest Boss trailer around, a 990-gallon tank that features a fully welded design and baffle system to prevent sloshing.

This type of tank is perfect for anyone who needs a massive amount of fuel to power their fleet and easy access to fuel they can transport across large distances.

With a 990-gallon tank, you can expect on-demand refueling that you can always count on when you need it most.

Because of their large size, these tanks are perfect for farms, construction contractors, emergency and disaster response, and much more. Any job that requires a high volume of on-demand, transportable fuel can benefit from investing in a Boss 990-gallon fuel trailer.

Save time, money, and mileage by fueling your essential equipment onsite. A 990-gallon fuel trailer offers you the ability to replenish fuel for large-scale operations without having to drive or tow anything back to the shop.

Dexter axles deliver reliable, smooth performance, while radial tires offer maximum stability when hauling large loads. Radial tires are great at providing a comfortable, controlled driving experience and are less prone to damage than regular tires.

We apply Sherwin-Williams Onecure Zinc Epoxy Primer w/Powdura Polyester TGIC Top Coat. This is the best form of protection for your trailer. The Zinc Epoxy Primer combined with a Polyester Top Coat protects the finish in the harshest weather conditions.

DOT is mandated for any commercial vehicle that hauls heavy cargo and potentially hazardous materials, like oil and petroleum. All our trailers are DOT road legal, but a DOT-compliant tank requires further certifications. Our 990-gallon fuel trailers use LED lights and help you stay legal on the road. With these considerations in place, we help you and your drivers operate safely. However, note that DOT-compliant trailers and road-legal trailers are unique, and you must take the necessary steps to ensure you’re operating according to DOT standards.