DRONE TENDER

A spray-drone trailer built around the work between flights.

Water, batteries, drone storage, landing space and operator access all affect acres per hour. DRONE TENDER is built to keep that workflow organized instead of making the trailer an afterthought.

Current lineup

Two trailer sizes. Different operating needs.

The 522 is the more compact bumper-pull platform. The 1028 moves into a larger gooseneck layout with more water and more open working space. Current product pricing below comes directly from Shopify.

DRONE TENDER 522 spray drone trailer

DRONE TENDER 522

From $27,000.00

A 22-foot bumper trailer for operators who want an integrated landing deck, water storage, battery/storage space and optional roof or enclosed drone-storage configurations without moving to a larger gooseneck platform.

  • 500 gal
    built-in clean water
  • 12 ft
    extendable flight deck
  • 22 ft
    bumper trailer
  • Two drones
    tie-down / optional enclosed storage
DRONE TENDER 1028 spray drone trailer

DRONE TENDER 1028

$40,999.00

The larger gooseneck platform for crews that want more clean water, weatherproof two-drone storage and more open rear-deck workspace around charging, refilling and flight operations.

  • 1,000 gal
    built-in clean water
  • ~20 ft
    total flight-deck length extended
  • 12 ft
    open rear deck
  • Two drones
    weatherproof lockable storage

Landing-space guidance: We care more about having adequate clear landing length and an organized approach path than chasing an unnecessarily wide trailer. The exact deck layout should be planned around the aircraft, charging equipment, water system and how many drones the crew expects to run.

Why the layout matters

The trailer has to support the whole cycle.

A fast aircraft still sits if batteries, water, refilling or landing flow cannot keep up. The useful question is not just how much the trailer holds. It is whether the crew can repeat the same cycle safely all day.

01

Land

Give the aircraft a clear, repeatable place to come back to without working around loose equipment.

02

Swap

Keep batteries and charging hardware organized so the next pack is ready when the aircraft is.

03

Refill

Water storage, plumbing and hose layout should reduce wasted motion between flights.

04

Launch again

The goal is a consistent workflow that keeps the operator focused on the application rather than fighting the trailer.

Build the system together

Already choosing the drone? Plan the trailer around it.

Tell us how many drones you plan to run, your GPA and water needs, which generator/chargers you expect to use, and how you want the landing deck and storage laid out. That gives us a much better starting point than picking a trailer by length alone.