On a Manitoba farm, moving things is half the work: seed and fertilizer out to the air drill in spring, grain from the combine to the bin in fall, bales and cattle year-round, and machinery between fields that can be miles apart. The trailers, grain carts, tenders and truck bodies you choose decide how smoothly that goes.
This page helps Manitoba producers compare farm transportation suppliers — builders and dealers of stock, flatdeck and dump trailers, header trailers, grain carts, drill fills, truck bodies and tarps. FarmPages is a directory: we do not sell trailers or set prices. Use the farm transportation equipment suppliers on FarmPages to contact dealers directly.
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Quick answer: Farm transportation equipment suppliers in Manitoba build and sell stock, flatdeck, dump and header trailers, grain carts and gravity boxes, drill fills and seed tenders, truck bodies and tarps. Match load and hitch ratings to what you actually haul and tow, compare build quality and parts support, then use FarmPages to find Manitoba suppliers and contact them directly for quotes.
1 What to Look for in a Manitoba Trailer & Grain Cart Supplier
A trailer that is under-rated for the load is a liability on the road. Start every conversation with what you will actually haul, loaded, and what you will tow it with.
- GVWR, axle and tire load ratings that match your heaviest real load, not the empty weight
- Hitch type matched to your truck: bumper-pull, gooseneck or fifth wheel
- Brakes, lights and safety chains suited to the trailer class — confirm requirements with Manitoba Public Insurance
- Frame design, weld quality, and paint or galvanizing that stands up to road salt
- Parts support for axles, hubs, bearings, augers, tarps and lighting
- Delivery, registration paperwork and a walk-around at first hookup
Torn between hitch styles? Our comparison of gooseneck vs bumper-pull trailers walks through the trade-offs for farm use.
2 Main Types of Farm Transportation Equipment
The FarmPages transportation category is split into the subcategories below, so you can go straight to the type of unit you need.
Stock & Livestock Trailers
Bumper-pull and gooseneck stock trailers in steel or aluminum for cattle and horses. Browse farm trucks and trailers.
Flatdeck, Dump & Header Trailers
Flatdecks, tilt decks, dump trailers, car haulers, header trailers and pickup flatbeds for moving equipment and materials.
Grain Carts & Gravity Boxes
Carts and wagons that keep the combine moving at harvest. See grain cart suppliers.
Drill Fills & Seed Tenders
Compartment tenders that fill an air cart fast in spring. Browse drill fills and grain tenders.
Truck Bodies & Pup Trailers
Grain bodies, hoists, endgates and pony pup trailers. See truck bodies.
Tarps & Grain Covers
Roll tarps, grain pile covers and machine covers. Browse grain covers.
Selling or buying by weight? Truck scales let you check loads before they leave the yard.
3 Suppliers Listed on FarmPages in Manitoba
Listed alphabetically. Contact each supplier to confirm products, service area and availability.
| Supplier | Location | What they offer |
|---|---|---|
| Advantage Auto and Trailer Sales | Brandon, MB | Large inventory of new and used trailers |
| Arc-Fab Industries | Ste. Anne, MB | Single- or double-beam header trailers with single or tandem torsion axles |
| Avonlea Farm Sales | Domain, MB | New and used short-line farm equipment; grain carts listed |
| Cancade CBI Ltd. | Brandon, MB | Monobody and stiff-pole pony pup trailers, 19–26 ft body lengths |
| Convey-All Industries Inc | Winkler, MB | Solutions for agri-business operations; grain tenders listed |
| DL Parts for Trailers | Cartwright, MB | Trailer parts and components, including spring and torsion axles |
| Haul All Industries | Rosenort, MB | Side-draw drill fills from 400 to 1,200 bu; grain tenders and trailers |
| Kaldeck Trailers | MacGregor, MB | Steel and aluminum pickup flatbeds |
| Load Line Manufacturing Inc. | Winkler, MB | Truck bodies with a three-piece endgate; truck and trailer parts department |
| Norbert’s Manufacturing | Glenboro, MB | Stock trailers, flatdeck trailers and dump trailers |
| PJ Trailers | Winkler, MB | Dump, car hauler, flat deck, gooseneck and bumper-pull trailers |
| Precision Trailers Ltd. | Oakville, MB | Flatdeck, dump and tilt deck trailers; custom trailers available |
| Wilf’s Elie Ford Sales Ltd. | Elie, MB | Distributor for many trailer manufacturers: cargo, utility and gooseneck trailers |
| Winkler Canvas Ltd. | Winkler, MB | Roll tarps, grain pile covers, hay stack covers and machine covers |
| Zettler Farm Inc. | Portage la Prairie, MB | Gravity boxes, grain carts, feed carts, silage wagons and grain screeners |
These are FarmPages transportation listings with a Manitoba address that best match trailers, grain carts, tenders, bodies and covers. For every current listing, browse the full farm trailer and grain cart directory.
4 Sizing & Quote Checklist
Get each supplier to quote the same spec. Sizes are common ranges; prices are typical estimates as of 2026 in CAD and vary by region, dealer and spec — get quotes.
| Equipment | Common size or spec | Typical 2026 range (CAD, estimate) | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bumper-pull utility or flatdeck | ~5,000–14,000 lb GVWR | ~$3,000–$15,000 | Axle ratings, brakes, deck material |
| Gooseneck stock trailer | ~20–32 ft | ~$25,000–$75,000+ | Steel or aluminum, floor, cut gates |
| Header trailer | Sized to header width | ~$8,000–$25,000 | Header brand and length fit, axles |
| Grain cart | ~500–1,500+ bu | ~$50,000–$200,000+ | Unload rate, scale, tires or tracks, tractor HP |
| Drill fill or seed tender | ~300–1,200+ bu | ~$20,000–$90,000 | Compartments, conveyor or auger, fill rate |
| Grain truck body or pup | Body length to suit truck | Quote-based | Hoist, endgate, side height, tarp |
Watch for: Check tire and axle ratings before filling a cart or tender to its rated bushels. Many fertilizer products are denser than wheat, so a tender rated in bushels can pass its weight rating before it is full.
5 Manitoba Regional Considerations
Red River Valley Pembina Valley Central Plains Westman Interlake Parkland
In the Red River Valley, heavy clay and wet falls make flotation tires or tracks on grain carts worth pricing, and keeping trucks on field edges limits compaction. The Central Plains around Portage la Prairie grow row crops and specialty crops where high-dump wagons and gravity boxes are common. In Westman and the Parkland, longer hauls to elevators put more weight on truck bodies, tarps and tender capacity. Many of the builders in the table above are based in Winkler and surrounding southern Manitoba towns.
Tip: Manitoba applies spring road restrictions on many roads during thaw, which limit axle weights. Plan seed and fertilizer hauls — and tender size — around them.
Related pages: tractor and trailer parts suppliers in Manitoba, grain handling equipment in Manitoba, seeding and tillage equipment in Manitoba and our guide to shipping heavy equipment across the border.
Farm Trailers & Grain Carts in Manitoba FAQ
Where can I find farm trailer and grain cart dealers in Manitoba?
Browse the transportation category on FarmPages and note suppliers with a Manitoba address — trailer builders, multi-brand trailer dealers, grain cart and gravity box sellers, and truck body manufacturers. The table on this page lists them alphabetically with their towns. Call two or three to compare stock, build specs, delivery and parts support.
Is a gooseneck or bumper-pull trailer better for a farm?
A gooseneck carries more weight, tows more steadily and turns tighter, which suits stock trailers and heavy equipment hauling with a pickup that has a bed hitch. A bumper-pull is cheaper, easier to hook up and works with more vehicles, which suits utility, flatdeck and lighter loads. Match the hitch to your truck’s rated capacity.
What size grain cart do I need?
Size the cart so the combine never waits: it should carry at least one full combine hopper, and usually two, and unload fast enough to get back before the next one fills. Field distance to the trucks, combine capacity and tractor horsepower all matter, so ask the dealer to size the cart to your harvest setup.
Should I buy a new or used grain cart or trailer?
Used carts and trailers can save a lot, but inspect the frame, welds, axles, tires, brakes, hitch and lights, and on grain carts the auger flighting, gearbox and driveline. New units bring warranty, current lighting and safety features and dealer support. Either way, confirm the load ratings match what you will actually haul.
Find Suppliers Near Your Farm Hub
Want suppliers closer to home? These city pages list FarmPages suppliers near each regional service centre in Manitoba, with distances, what each one offers and a local buying checklist.
Farming near a provincial border? See also Regina and Yorkton, or browse the full FarmPages business directory.