FAQ

New containers are typically one-trip units in clean condition, which makes them a good fit if appearance matters or you plan to modify them. Used containers cost less and work great for storage, where cosmetic wear isn’t a concern. We carry both, so tell us how you plan to use it and we’ll help you…

Ozark Trailer Sales in Harrison, Arkansas offers 20 ft and 40 ft containers, both new and used. A 20 ft container works well for tools, equipment, and home or farm storage. A 40 ft gives you double the space for larger inventory, bulk materials, or workshop setups. Call or stop by to check what’s currently…

Choose a level, firm spot with enough room for the truck to back in and unload, and clear any low branches, fences, or overhead lines along the route. Gravel, packed dirt, or a pad of blocks or crushed rock works well. Call Ozark Trailer Sales in Harrison if you’re unsure about your site, and we’ll…

Yes, we offer container delivery to homes, farms, and job sites in Harrison and nearby Ozarks communities. Let us know your delivery address and where you’d like the container placed, and we’ll walk you through scheduling and pricing. Make sure the drop spot is level and has clear access for the delivery truck.

Hills, rocky ground, and uneven acreage are tough on equipment, so look for a mower with good traction, a stable build, and the right deck size for your property. We carry Bad Boy mowers and tractors, and our team in Harrison can help you match a model to your terrain and acreage. Visit us to…

Ozark Trailer Sales in Harrison, Arkansas carries dump trailers in a range of sizes and weight ratings for landscaping, construction, and farm work. Stop by to see what’s on the lot, or call us to ask about availability. We’re closed weekends, so plan your visit for a weekday.

Yes, we sell metal buildings that work well as workshops, storage buildings, equipment shelters, and carports for homes, farms, and businesses. They’re durable, low maintenance, and available in a range of sizes. Contact us to talk through size, options, and pricing for your property.

Check your truck’s towing capacity in the owner’s manual or on the door jamb sticker, and compare it to the trailer’s gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR), not just its empty weight. You’ll also want the right hitch type and a working brake controller for trailers with electric brakes. Bring your truck’s make, model, and year,…

A bumper pull hooks to a hitch on the rear bumper or receiver, which makes it a good fit for lighter loads and everyday hauling. A gooseneck connects to a ball in the truck bed, giving you better stability and a higher towing capacity for heavy loads like equipment, livestock, or large hay hauls. We’ll…

We may be able to apply a trade-in toward your next purchase. Bring in or send us photos and details of your trailer, mower, or equipment, and we’ll let you know what we can offer.