YENRA — VEHICLE SPECIFICATION COMPARISON NOTES
Companion guide: https://yenra.com/military-trucks/
Prepared September 10, 2026. Educational comparison, not a load approval.

HOW TO USE
Complete the block below for each vehicle using its exact source and
configuration. Keep original units. Mark missing values UNKNOWN.
Use the actual approved documentation and responsible personnel for work.

VEHICLE A / VEHICLE B (make one copy of this block for each)
Family / exact model / production version:
Configuration and installed equipment:
Role being compared:
Source title / URL / page / revision / date:
Date checked:
Original units:
Curb or starting weight and what it includes:
Fuel / people / equipment included or excluded:
Gross vehicle weight limit and applicable configuration:
Payload limit and conditions:
Trailer limit and conditions (keep separate from carried payload):
Axle / tire / coupling / combination limits available in source:
Dimensions and transport configuration:
Mobility claim and test conditions:
Open questions:

FICTIONAL ARITHMETIC CHECK
Assume a 12,000 kg gross limit and 8,600 kg ready-to-load weight that
already includes fuel, installed equipment and people.
Remaining total-weight allowance: 12,000 - 8,600 = 3,400 kg.
Adding 400 kg of equipment leaves 3,000 kg.
If a separate payload limit is 2,800 kg, it is the lower of these limits.
This calculation does not check axle distribution, restraints, dimensions,
tires, terrain or any other applicable limits and cannot approve a load.

COMPARE
Do the starting conditions match?
Do the capacity figures refer to the same kind of load?
Is each number a specification, a tested result or a future plan?
Which missing fact prevents a sound comparison?
1 metric tonne = 1,000 kg. 1 U.S. short ton = 2,000 lb.