Cattle Trailers in Clovis, New Mexico
Clovis sits on the eastern New Mexico plains, right at the edge of the Texas Panhandle and one of the country's fastest-growing dairy and cattle feeding regions. Curry and Roosevelt counties run a mix of dairy operations, cow-calf ranches, and commercial feedyards, with cattle constantly moving between dairies, background lots, feedyards, and order buyer facilities. That kind of daily commercial hauling puts real wear on equipment, and ranchers here need a trailer that can handle it year after year. Star Manufacturing builds cattle trailers for exactly that kind of demand, and Clovis sits close enough to our Wharton, TX plant that delivery is straightforward.
Why Eastern New Mexico Operations Choose Star Manufacturing
Every Star Manufacturing cattle trailer starts with a 5/16" thick, 3x5 heavy angle frame that's seam welded for continuous structural integrity, not stitch welded at scattered points that can fail under sustained commercial-volume loading. Components are laser cut and tabbed-and-slotted for a precise fit before welding, giving each trailer the tight tolerances that matter for daily use moving cattle between dairies and feedyards.
- 5/16" heavy angle steel frame, seam welded for structural integrity
- Laser cut, tabbed and slotted components for a precision fit
- Full hot dip galvanized option — the entire trailer submerged in molten zinc
- Bar top livestock configuration built for airflow and cattle visibility
- Available in 6'8", 7', and 7'6" widths
- Lengths from 14' up to 40' for commercial dairy and feedlot volume
Galvanized Protection for Dairy and Feedlot Environments
Dairy and feedlot operations around Clovis expose trailers to constant manure, urine, and wash-down moisture — an environment that's hard on painted steel regardless of the dry High Plains climate outside. Add wind-driven dust and occasional hard freezes, and a painted trailer's finish can start deteriorating faster than owners expect. Our full hot dip galvanized process submerges the entire trailer — frame, gates, floor structure, all of it — in a bath of molten zinc, forming a coating that's metallurgically bonded to the steel rather than sitting on top like paint. For dairy and feedlot operators running cattle through this corridor daily, galvanized construction is the finish that actually pays for itself.
Serving Clovis and Eastern New Mexico
We regularly deliver to dairies, ranches, and feedyards across Curry, Roosevelt, and De Baca counties, as well as into the adjacent Texas Panhandle dairy and feeding region. Clovis's position on US 60/84 makes it a natural hub for cattle and equipment moving across eastern New Mexico.
Delivery to Clovis and Beyond
Star Manufacturing is located at 2507 County Rd 231, Wharton, TX 77488, roughly a 9-10 hour drive northwest to Clovis — one of the shorter hauls for an out-of-state delivery, making it easy to get a trailer on your operation quickly. Configure your trailer through our online builder and we'll arrange delivery straight to your dairy, ranch, or feedyard.
Get Your Cattle Trailer Quote for Clovis, New Mexico
Ready to spec out a cattle trailer for your eastern New Mexico operation? Use our online quote builder to configure length, width, and finish and get instant pricing, or browse our full cattle trailer lineup. For general farm and construction hauling needs, check out our utility construction trailers as well. Have questions about galvanized vs. painted, or need help sizing a trailer for dairy or feedlot volume? Contact us or call (979) 532-1486.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you deliver cattle trailers to Clovis, New Mexico?
Yes. Star Manufacturing regularly delivers hot dip galvanized and painted cattle trailers to Clovis and surrounding Curry County dairies, ranches, and feedyards from our plant in Wharton, TX — about a 9-10 hour drive.
Is galvanized worth it for dairy and feedlot use around Clovis?
Yes — constant manure, urine, and wash-down moisture corrode painted steel much faster than the dry climate outside would suggest. Galvanized trailers hold up significantly longer under those conditions.
What sizes are available for commercial dairy and feedlot operations?
We build cattle trailers from 14' to 40' in 6'8", 7', and 7'6" widths, suitable for everything from small ranch outfits to large commercial dairy and feedlot hauling needs.