PTO and wet line trucking services in BC
Hydraulic capability for compatible trailers and equipment. Start with the trailer requirements so dispatch can review the tractor, connections and operating needs before the move.
The connections matter.
A power take-off, or PTO, supplies power to auxiliary equipment. A wet line system uses hydraulic lines to connect a compatible tractor with trailer equipment that needs hydraulic power.
Different trailers have different requirements. Provide the trailer make and model, manufacturer’s hydraulic requirements, connection details and the task to be performed. Photos or equipment documents can help dispatch review compatibility.
Capra’s fleet includes PTO and wet line equipment. Availability and suitability are confirmed for the specific trailer and job; a trailer should not be assumed compatible just because it uses hydraulics.
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What does PTO mean?
PTO stands for power take-off: a way to provide power for auxiliary equipment. In this service, it supports hydraulic equipment used with compatible trailers.
Can any wet line tractor operate my trailer?
Compatibility depends on the trailer’s requirements and the tractor’s hydraulic system. Send manufacturer information and connection details for review before arranging equipment.
What information helps dispatch review the job?
Provide the trailer make and model, the operation required, hydraulic specifications, connection details and job location. Include equipment photos or documents if you have them.