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MPI Frequently Asked Questions |
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What is a yard truck? |
It is a vehicle that is specifically designed to move trailers around freight yards. |
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What is the difference between on-highway and off-highway? |
On-highway yard trucks have the necessary safety equipment to meet DOT/EPA requirements to be legally driven on public roads. For further details see the memo. |
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What options are available to obtain a yard truck? |
Yard trucks can be rented, leased, or purchased. |
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| What is the GCWR of the Ottawa by model? |
GROSS COMBINED WEIGHT RATING: GCWR: is the combined weight of the tractor, the trailer(s), and the load |
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What are the approximate weights of the Ottawa? |
Tractor weights are approximate averages for STANDARD models: Model 30: 13,400 to 14,500 lbs. (6120 to 6570 kg.) Model 50: 14,700 lbs. (6668 kg.) Model 60T: 18,400 lbs. (8346 kg.) |
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What is the standard 5th wheel lifting capacity and elevation travel? |
Model 30: 50,000 lbs. (22,700 kg.) Model 50: 70,000 lbs. (31,800 kg.) Model 60T: 70,000 lbs. (31,800 kg.) Travel: All models: 17 1/2" (444 mm.) |
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What are speed restrictions and guidelines for street legal (on-highway) and off road (off-highway) yard trucks? |
Off-highway Units: Maximum road speed is 25 MPH for all models. Speed requirements in excess of 25 MPH require DOT/EPA automotive certified engines. *On-highway units: Road speed of over 33 MPH requires FMVSS 121 and ABS brake systems. |
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