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Yorkton Trailer Rentals

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3' x 6'4" x 6' Horse Trailer

$75.00/per day
One horse trailer. Step-up. Fits a 15-hand quarter horse. Has feed manger, and lockable tack space. Recent upgrades include newly installed escape door and butt bar. Can also fit smaller cows, a couple goats and a handful of pigs.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 1150
  • 3' x 6'4" x 6'
  • SHERMAN + REILLY
  • 1975
  • Horse Trailer

7' x 14' 2022 Ironbull Dump Trailer

$112.50/per day
7'x14’ Ironbull Dump Trailer for rent. Perfect for all your landscaping needs! Has optional Ramps for loading up equipment. Also have a mini skid steer I added as an extra available to rent for any of your projects! 14000gvwr 9700lbs Capacity of Material
  • Bumper Pull
  • 9700
  • 7x14’
  • Ironbull
  • 2022
  • DTB

20’ Electric Tilt Deck Trailer – No Ramps – Saskatoon

$139.00/per day
20ft Electric tilt deck trailer available for rent in Saskatoon. This trailer makes loading quick and easy with a full tilt deck, so there’s no need for ramps. Ideal for hauling skid steers, mini excavators, vehicles, and equipment. Features: • Electric tilt (power up/down) • Heavy-duty steel construction • Low angle loading for easy access • Wide deck for equipment and vehicles • Smooth and stable towing Perfect for contractors, landscapers, and homeowners needing reliable equipment transport. Trailer is well maintained, clean, and ready to work. Flexible pickup times available. Delivery may be available upon request.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 11000
  • 20' x 102"
  • Canada Trailers
  • 2026
  • ETL102x20-14K

2024 Horizon 22’ Split Deck Tilt Trailer

$159.00/per day
Split deck Tilt Trailer with 2 10,000lb axles for any heavy duty truck, trailer or equipment. This trailer has drive over fenders for any wider tires that may be on your truck. Trailer weighs 4,860lbs empty, so I do recommend hauling with a 3/4 ton or bigger but a half ton can be used as long as you take in the load weight in consideration.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 16000
  • 22’ x 102”
  • Horizon
  • 2024
  • ?????-22'

2025 Trailer 18' Full Tilt Car Hauler

$100.00/per day
Overall Length: 23' 5 Overall Width: 102 Axles: 2-5,200 lb. Ball Size: 2-5/16" Between Fenders: 81" 1/2 Bolt Pattern: 6-55 Bolt Brakes: Both Axles Coupler: 2-5/16" Crossmember: 3 Channel Crossmember Spacing: 24 Curb Weight: 2,280 lbs. Deck Height: 23 Spring / 20 Torflex Deck Length: 18' 7 (Inc/30 Dove) Electrical Hook-up: RV Plug Floor: 2 Spruce Frame & Hitch: 6 Channel GVWR: 9,900 lbs. Hitch Height: 18 – 22 (approx.) Hitch Weight (Empty): 300 lbs. Jack: 7,000lb Drop Leg Payload Capacity: 8,610 lbs. Ply: 8-Ply Tires: 15 D Range
  • Bumper Pull
  • 8610
  • Overall Length: 23' 5? Overall Width: 102? Between
  • Rainbow
  • 2025
  • 8518M

20’ x 83" Car Hauler Trailer

$100.00/per day
20’ x 83” wood deck car hauler trailer equipped with two ramps, (6) cargo straps, a spare tire and all the necessary tools to change a flat tire, ready to hit the road, we keep clean and well-maintained equipment available at your earliest convenience.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 7000
  • 20’ x 83”
  • C&m
  • 2025
  • Ut

20’ x 102" Deck-over Trailer

$140.00/per day
20’ x 102” deck over trailer equipped with 2-6’ steel ramps, cargo and axle straps. Has 7,000lb axles, clean and well maintained ready to hit the road, ideal for hotshot deliveries, moving material, tractors, equipment or vehicles. Please send me a message if you have any questions.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 14000
  • 20’ x 102” deck
  • Load trail
  • 2024
  • Deck over

14ft Dump Trailer

$140.00/per day
14ft Dump Trailer GVWR: 7,257 KG (16,000 LBS) Equipped with ramps, swing gate and spread gate, spare tire and tools needed to replace a flat, front main telescopic jack, cover up tarp with 3-foot wall and 1-foot wood raisers.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 14000
  • 7’ x 14’
  • Texas pride
  • 2025
  • Dump

Yorkton, located in east-central Saskatchewan, is a hub for outdoor adventure with a distinctly prairie flavor.

Explore Yorkton!

Adventure

Adventure

While the terrain here may lack the dramatic elevation of mountain regions, it offers wide-open spaces, scenic trails, and a strong connection to the province's agricultural heritage and natural beauty. One of Yorkton’s standout features is its access to a variety of lakes and parks that offer year-round recreational opportunities. Just a short drive away, Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park provides sandy beaches, dunes, and excellent conditions for boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding. The lake is also known for its clear, shallow waters and its unique inland sand dunes—perfect for hiking and exploring. Cyclists and trail runners can take advantage of Yorkton’s urban trail network, including the Deer Park Trail, which loops around the city and connects to regional routes. During the winter, Yorkton becomes a playground for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing. The Yorkton Cross-Country Ski Club maintains well-groomed trails at Deer Park Golf Course, attracting skiers from all over the region. With its combination of accessible green spaces, active community groups, and proximity to lakes and forests, Yorkton proves that adventure on the prairie can be just as thrilling as anywhere else.

Wildlife

Yorkton is situated within the Aspen Parkland ecozone—a transition zone between prairie and boreal forest that supports an exceptionally diverse range of wildlife. The patchwork of grasslands, aspen groves, wetlands, and agricultural fields creates ideal habitats for numerous species. One of the defining wildlife features of the area is its rich bird population. During the spring and fall migrations, thousands of geese, ducks, and shorebirds pass through or rest in nearby wetlands such as York Lake, Leech Lake, and the Yorkton Creek Marshes. The region is also home to upland birds like sharp-tailed grouse and ruffed grouse, which perform courtship dances on prairie leks in early spring. Larger mammals such as white-tailed deer are frequently spotted along rural roads and in wooded corridors, while foxes, coyotes, and badgers contribute to the local ecosystem’s predator-prey balance. Agricultural landscapes play an important role in supporting wildlife as well, with field margins, hedgerows, and sloughs offering food and cover. Conservation efforts in the Yorkton region are growing, with programs supporting pollinator habitat creation and wetland restoration through organizations like Ducks Unlimited Canada. Whether you're a seasoned birder or a curious observer, Yorkton’s surrounding wilderness offers quiet, rich opportunities to experience Saskatchewan’s natural life up close.

Wildlife
Car Culture

Car Culture

Yorkton may be known for its agricultural roots, but it also boasts a vibrant and growing car culture that blends small-town charm with horsepower-fueled enthusiasm. The city plays host to multiple automotive events throughout the year, including the Yorkton Drifters Show & Shine, where classic cars, vintage pickups, muscle cars, and custom hot rods line the streets, drawing crowds from across eastern Saskatchewan. Local car clubs like the Drifters Car Club have been instrumental in organizing these events and preserving automotive heritage in the region. One of the unique aspects of Yorkton’s car culture is its connection to motorsports. Just outside the city, the Yorkton Dragway (now part of the Saskatchewan Drag Racing Association) occasionally hosts grassroots drag racing events, where local drivers put their builds to the test on the quarter-mile. Additionally, the Yorkton Exhibition Grounds often feature demolition derbies, tractor pulls, and monster truck shows during the summer fair season, drawing both spectators and competitors of all ages. In the winter, auto enthusiasts shift gears to snowmobiles and ice racing on local lakes, keeping the adrenaline flowing year-round. Garage culture is strong in Yorkton, with many residents restoring classic vehicles or modifying performance cars in backyard shops. With its blend of prairie passion, mechanical skill, and community-driven events, Yorkton stands as a proud contributor to Saskatchewan’s diverse and resilient car culture.

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