Selection guide
What this truck can do
Use these figures to plan the job; confirm the final specification and operating limits for the exact build.
12.75 m³ nominal tank
Source-named tank size for the reference Dolica D9. Usable volume and safe filled mass depend on compartment design, product density, expansion allowance and the plated build.
Check for your job: Request the approved tank drawing, calibrated capacity, test records and product-specific loading plan.
Approximately 10,000 kg source-listed payload
The source offers 10,000 and 10,065 kg figures for variants; this is road cargo load, not the tank's volume.
Check for your job: Verify final curb mass, vehicle plate and axle loads before setting the fuel loading limit.
Pump and bottom-loading equipment
Source lists a bidirectional arc-gear pump, bottom loading/unloading hardware, vapour recovery parts and overfill probe as reference equipment.
Check for your job: Confirm the exact equipment schedule and compatibility with the intended fuel and local operating rules.
Typical applications
Candidate for fleet or site fuel distribution where a road tanker is appropriate; product compatibility, tank testing and the destination's hazardous-goods requirements need separate confirmation.
Product overview
This road tanker combines a 4×2 Dolica D9 chassis with a nominal 12.75 m³ steel tank. The source describes a pump, bottom-loading equipment and one reference compartment, but the final equipment and permitted fuel must be established in the build schedule.
For Kenya or Uganda, specify the fuel, operating route, dispensing method and steering side. Request the completed vehicle plate, tank drawing and test documents before assessing payload or local approval. Price, lead time, certification and warranty require a written quotation for the final configuration.
No Kenya or Uganda fuel-transport approval, tank certification, registration, steering-side suitability or hazardous-goods compliance established for this build.