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    About Yard Spotter Trucks

    Yard spotter trucks keep shipped goods moving through the world’s freight terminals by hauling trailers and intermodal containers into place for loading and unloading.

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    Hours13,500
    Mileage24,000 mi
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Hours10,360
    Mileage28,000 mi
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Hours16,050
    Mileage30,000 mi
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Hours15,800
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Elizabeth, New Jersey
    Seller: AMERICAN COMMERCIAL EQUIP & LEASING LLC
    Hours12,584
    Mileage42,328 mi
    Location: Duncansville, Pennsylvania
    Hours21,612
    Mileage20,049 mi
    Location: Phoenix, Arizona
    Seller: TCI PHOENIX
    Hours120,400
    Mileage340,600 mi
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Hours13,500
    Mileage25,000 mi
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Horsepower200 HP
    Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
    Hours6,418
    Mileage9,866 mi
    Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
    Hours22,773
    Mileage64,166 mi
    Location: Duncansville, Pennsylvania

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    Rental Prices:
    Daily: USD $135
    Weekly: USD $845
    Monthly: USD $2,500‎ - $3,500
    Location: Twin City, Georgia
    Seller: Webb Brothers Services LLC
    Hours24,876.5
    Mileage77,708 mi
    Location: Strafford, Missouri
    Seller: Larson Equipment Co
    Mileage423 mi
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Bryan, Texas
    TransmissionAutomatic
    WheelsAll Steel
    Location: French Camp, California
    Seller: TCI Truck & Trailer Sales
    VIN1M1AA18Y33W154219
    Location: Albany, Georgia
    Seller: Southern AG Carriers Inc
    Hours24,440
    Mileage47,264 mi
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Hours24,554
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Hours17,290
    Mileage48,574 mi
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Hours22,562
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Baxley, Georgia
    Hours23,000
    Horsepower173 HP
    Location: Pheonix, Arizona
    Seller: Leavitt Machinery
    Hours34,607
    Mileage120,632 mi
    Location: Sparrow Bush, New York
    Seller: ARTHUR TROVEI & SONS
    Mileage11,045 mi
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Claxton, Georgia
    Hours24,358
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Hours16,499
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Hours49,248
    Mileage82,547 mi
    Location: Sparrow Bush, New York
    Seller: ARTHUR TROVEI & SONS
    Hours4,962
    Engine ManufacturerCUMMINS
    Location: Sparrow Bush, New York
    Seller: ARTHUR TROVEI & SONS
    Hours34,000
    Mileage3,673 mi
    Location: Dallas, Texas
    Seller: Mco TRUCK & EQUIPMENT LLC

    About Yard Spotter Trucks

    Also known as “yard dogs,” “trailer jockeys,” “terminal tractors,” or “terminal trucks,” yard spotter trucks are designed for the sole purpose of moving freight and equipment around the yard. You’ll typically find yard spotter trucks working in large facilities such as distribution centers, dock yards, railyards, and other shipping terminals, positioning trailers and intermodal containers for loading and unloading.


    Capacity TJ 5000 DOT Yard Spotter Trucks

    Characteristics & Examples

    Because a yard spotter typically doesn’t leave its terminal, there’s no extended cab or any space for living quarters—in fact, these trucks often have single-seat cabs with much less internal space than a normal tractor’s. Manufacturers use these space savings to keep yard spotters relatively short and to more easily accommodate a fifth wheel hitch on a hydraulic boom to quickly raise or lower trailers, thereby avoiding the need to adjust each trailer’s landing gear to reposition it.

    Yard Spotter trucks are designed to produce lots of torque and very little speed, and are built to withstand constant starts and stops. In most cases, yard spotter trucks feature a basic setup with a single, dual-wheel rear axle, but there are models with tandem axles for working with high-capacity trailers. If a yard spotter truck is designed for highway operation, it will come with a title and be certified by the Department of Transportation.

    Capacity’s popular TJ 5000 series of yard spotters, for example, is available in both off-highway and on-highway models (denoted by “DOT” in the model name) and can move a gross combined vehicle weight range (GCVWR) up to 81,000 pounds (36,740 kilograms). Capacity refers to the TJ 5000 as the “Original Trailer Jockey,” and equips the truck with a 185-horsepower (138 kilowatts) Cummins QSBT3 6.7-liter turbocharged diesel engine for international use and a 225-HP (168-kW) Cummins QSTB4F engine for domestic customers.

    Find The Right Spotter Trucks

    You’ll find a wide selection of new and used yard spotter trucks for sale on TruckPaper.com from such manufacturers as Autocar, Capacity, Kalmar, Ottawa, Tico, and others.