Line Pumps and Trailer Pumps
Trailer-mounted concrete pumps for tight access, slab pours and lower-volume daily work.
- Trailer-mounted
- Tight-access friendly
- Diesel or electric drive
Equipment Guide · NZ
Trailer Concrete Pumps NZ
Towable concrete pumps for slabs, residential pours and access-restricted urban sites — quick to set up and easy to run.
Quick answer
Trailer concrete pumps are towable, trailer-mounted piston pumps used to move concrete through a hose. They're the practical choice for slabs, residential foundations and tight-access sites where a boom truck won't fit. PS Equipment supplies trailer pumps from DY with diesel or electric drive options.
Who this equipment is for
- Owner/operators servicing residential and small commercial work
- Concrete contractors with their own pumping crew
- Builders running regular slab pours
- Specialist applications — grout, blockwork fill, screeds
What to consider
Selection criteria
Tow weight and licensing
Confirm tow rating, brake rating and licensing for your towing vehicle.
Output to suit your work
Pick output that matches your typical daily volume — over-spec'd pumps cost more to run.
Drive type
Diesel for general site work, electric for indoor and noise-sensitive work.
Hose, clamps and end pieces
Plan a clean hose kit. Quality clamps and end pieces reduce blockages and downtime.
Operator safety
Trailer pumps still demand discipline around pump start-up, hose handling and blockage clearing.
Available equipment
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Specification comparison
At-a-glance options
| Configuration | Output | Pressure | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Compact diesel trailer | 40–55 m³/h | 60–70 bar | Residential, slabs |
| Standard diesel trailer | 55–70 m³/h | 70–85 bar | Mixed commercial / residential |
| Electric trailer | 40–60 m³/h | 70–85 bar | Indoor and noise-sensitive sites |
Why PS Equipment
Trusted service for NZ operators.
PS Equipment is a specialist supplier of concrete pumping equipment, pump truck builds and selected truck-mounted machinery — backed by direct supplier relationships and in-house engineering.
- 25+ years specialising in concrete pumping equipment
- 300+ concrete pumps and machinery supplied across NZ and the Pacific
- Direct supplier relationships with Kyokuto, DY, Jacon and STG Global
- Genuine parts and in-house technical support
Parts pathway
Trailer pump parts
Wear parts, hose, clamps, reducers and piston kits for trailer-mounted line pumps.
FAQs
Buyer questions, answered
Common questions from NZ operators. If yours isn't here, talk to Shaun.
Can I tow a trailer concrete pump on a standard licence?+
Depends on the unit's gross weight and your towing vehicle. We can confirm tow weight for each model.
How long does a trailer pump take to set up?+
Setup is fast — typically minutes from arrival to first pour, plus hose run.
Are trailer pumps suitable for high-rise?+
With the right pressure rating and pipeline they can pump to height, but boom pumps are usually the better tool above a few floors.
Diesel or electric — which should I buy?+
Diesel for general site work, electric for indoor or noise-restricted work. Both have a place.
What service intervals apply?+
Service follows the manufacturer schedule and hose / wear part wear cycle.
Can you supply hose and accessories?+
Yes — hose, clamps, reducers, end pieces and wear parts.
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