Overview

The Heavy-Duty Trailer Mover™ is designed to safely and easily move large industrial and manufacturing trailers, general purpose trailers, boat trailers, train cars and more. It can also move heavy ground support equipment including engines, generators, small aircraft, wing stands, tool-boxes, stairs and more. This powerful electric trailer mover delivers 35,000-pound push/pull capacity on tires and casters and 70,000-pound capacity on rail. Available with multiple hitch options, this tug requires one operator and can do the work of 10+ people increasing productivity and reducing the risk of injury. Because the trailer mover is electric, it is quiet with zero emissions making it great for indoor or outdoor use.

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Features and Benefits

The Heavy-Duty Trailer Mover™ has a 36 volt DC, 1500 watt motor for 35,000 lb. push/pull capacity on tires or casters and 70,000 lb. push/pull on rails
This trailer mover is configurable with ball hitch, pintle hook, combo hitch and tongue and pin receiver
The electric motor is quiet with zero emissions making it great for indoor or outdoor use.
3,000 lb. tongue weight
Hydraulic lift available

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Options

Motion Beeper
Strobe
Headlights
Electric Winch
Stainless Steel
Electric lift for Ball Hitch
Custom attachments available

Applications

Product Specification

Model	NSP-T, NSP-TL
Product Width	42.25 Inches
Product Length	69.25 Inches
Product Height	60.5 Inches
Push Capacity	35000 Lbs
Motor	36V DC, 1500-Watt
Tires	Foam-Filled
Batteries	Dryfit or Gel
Speed	Variable
Braking	Neutral Throttle

FAQs

Do PowerPushers need unique batteries?

No. PowerPushers use deep-cycle marine batteries, which can also be found in a range of boats and other types of waterborne vehicles.

Do PowerPushers include brakes?

Yes. Our PowerPushers can be easily and quickly brought to a halt thanks to their built-in braking systems.

What are the charging requirements for a PowerPusher?

All PowerPusher products can be charged on a 100-240 Volt AC single-phase 50/60 Hz electrical service. The max amp draw will vary by machine, but no more than 7.5 amps can be drawn at maximum.

What is the average run time of a PowerPusher?

A PowerPusher tends to last around 2-6 miles in-between charges. This will fluctuate depending on the size of the load and the environment it’s being used in.

How long does it take to recharge a PowerPusher?

On average, it takes around 6-8 hours to recharge a PowerPusher’s battery, depending on how much power remains.

How fast can a PowerPusher move?

The speed of each machine depends on the configuration of torque and top speed, which can differ per scenario.

Can I modify my PowerPusher’s speed?

Yes. Its top speed and acceleration rate can be adjusted and will apply regardless of which direction you’re moving in.

Will I need a license to operate a PowerPusher?

PowerPushers do not require a license to operate. In fact, very little training is needed to proficiently use one in general.

Can a PowerPusher lift a load?

The MFC-100 includes a high-powered actuator, which makes lifting loads simple. Our two-wheeled PowerPushers can be modified to incorporate lifting functionality, as well.