Trinity Highway Yodock 2001MB User manual

MASH DEPLOYMENT GUIDE – Yodock
®
2001MB
Part No. 627705
© 2021 Trinity Highway Products, LLC
TrinityHighway.com 1 Created July 2021
The Yodock
®
2001MB (“2001MB”) has been tested pursuant to the Manual for Assessing
Safety Hardware 16 (“MASH 16”) Test Level 2 (“TL-2”) specifications.
The 2001MB is a plastic
Longitudinal Channelizing Device (“LCD”) used for traffic and
pedestrian
channelization, road closure, and perimeter security for vertical construction.
When assembled as an LCD, the 2001M
is eligible for Federal-Aid reimbursement as a MASH
16 TL-2 LCD on the National Highway System (“NHS”).
FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN PROPERTY
DAMAGE OR CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY TO PEDESTRIANS AND
VEHICLE OCCUPANTS.
4
5
3
1
2
Features
1. Interlocking Coupler
2. Light Box Recess
3. Fill Cap & Port
4. Drain Hole & Plug
5. Forklift Ports
Specifications
• 6' length
• 18" width
• 32" height
• Empty Weight: 85 lbs.
• Full Weight: 900 lbs.
• Capacity: 100 gallons
LCD
• Ballast Capacity: 60 gal.
• Ballasted Weight: 575 lbs.
Fence Assembly
• Ballast Capacity: 100 gal.
• Ballasted Weight: 900 lbs.
Recommended Tools
• Drain Wrench PERIMETER SECURITY WITH
FENCE PANEL FILL LEVEL
(100 gal.)
LCD
FILL LEVEL
(60 gal.)
FILL TO TOP OF FILL
PORT(S)
(1’-3”) FILL TO BOTTOM OF FORKLIFT PORT(S)

TrinityHighway.com 2 Created July 2021
Longitudinal Channelizing Device (LCD) Deployment
1. Determine the deployment location of 2001MB and follow the instructions of the highway
authority or project manager (if available).
2. Deploy the barricades, empty, in line with each other and join each unit to the next using
an Interlocking Coupler.
3. If a connection is required to make a corner, use the 2001MB Corner Connector and join
it to the adjacent barricade run using an Interlocking Coupler. *
a. Ensure that Connector Pins are securely in place (p. 3).
b. Use the Interlocking Coupler to connect each side of the Corner Connector to the
separate runs of 2001MB Barricades.
NOTE: It is not required to fill the Corner Connector with water.
4. Ensure that all Drain Plugs are properly secured.
5. If not already done, remove one (or both) Fill Caps.
6. Fill each 2001MB with water to the bottom of the forklift ports, approximately 60 gallons.
7. Attach Fill Caps to prevent water loss and to keep debris out of the barricade.
1) The LCD may be placed on cross slopes up to 5% (3). – Figure A
2) The LCD may be placed on longitudinal slopes up to 5% (3). – Figure B
3) The LCD has the ability to conform to a hill up to 5% (3). – Figure C
4) The LCD has the ability to conform to a ditch up to 5% (3). – Figure D
Important: MASH deployment for the 2001MB LCD only requires water levels
to the bottom of the forklift ports.
*The corner connector has not been crash tested and is not approved for MASH use.
5% 5%
Cross Slope Longitudinal Slope
Hill Ditch
A
DC
B

TrinityHighway.com 3 Created July 2021
2001MB Removal
1. Loosen Fill Caps to facilitate water removal.
2. Remove the Drain Plug at the base of the barricade and drain water completely.
3. After the barricade is empty, attach Drain Plug, Fill Cap, and remove Interlocking Coupler.
4. Empty barricades can now be removed for transport and storage.
Optional Corner Connector Removal
1. Remove the Interlocking Coupler from both sides of the Corner Connector.
2. Slide the Corner Connector away from each barricade run.
3. The Corner Connector can now be removed for transport and storage.
Corner
Hinge Plug Connector Pin
Hinge
Corner Connector

TrinityHighway.com 4 Created July 2021
Perimeter Security with Fence Panel Deployment (Not MASH Tested)
Warning: The 2001MB with Fence Panels should only be deployed on level
ground.
1. Position each 2001MB in line with the next using Interlocking Couplers.
2. If a connection is required to make a corner, use the 2001MB Corner Connector and join
it to the adjacent 2001MB Barricade run using an Interlocking Coupler (p. 3).
3. Ensure that all Drain Plugs are properly secured.
4. Remove both Fill Caps.
5. Completely fill each 2001MB Barricade with water to the top of the fill port. Failure
to completely fill the barricades could result in unwanted tipping of the system.
6. Slide Rubber Grommets onto each Fence Panel Post. With two people, lift the Fence
Panel on top of the barricade and place the Fence Panel Posts into the Fill Holes. The
posts should seat firmly within the post boots at the base of the barricade with the Rubber
Grommets snug in the fill holes at the top of the barricade. The chain link mesh should be
faced out from the barricade.
7. Interconnect the Fence Panels using two (2) Fence Panel Clamps, each one
approximately 12” from the top and bottom of the Fence Panel.
8. Trinity does not recommend the use of non-permeable panels, banners, or tarps;
however, if a permeable privacy screening or debris netting is required, attach to
the top and bottom of the Fence Panel Frame to secure all screen grommets.
Danger: Do not attach privacy, debris or windscreens (or remove if already
in place) if wind gusts are expected to exceed 45 mph. Failure to do so may
result in the system being blown over and causing property damage, personal
injury or death.
Fence
Panel
Clamps
Fence Panel
Rubber Grommet
Fence Panel Post

TrinityHighway.com 5 Created July 2021
Perimeter Security with Fence Panel Removal
1. Remove privacy, wind or debris screens (if attached).
2. Remove Fence Panel Clamps.
3. With the assistance of an additional person or persons (as needed), lift the Fence Panel
out of the barricade and place on the
ground. Remove and retain each Rubber Grommet.
4. Remove the Drain Plug at the base of the barricade and drain water completely.
5. When barricade is empty, attach Drain Plug, Fill Caps and remove Interlocking
Coupler.
6. Empty barricades and Fence Panels can now be removed for transport and storage.
Cold-Weather Environments and Anti-Freeze Recommendations
1. Choose the level of freeze point protection anticipated.
2. Choose your anti-freeze agent from the charts below.
3. Use the appropriate anti-freeze agent for your location when filling the 2001MB.
Note: The two charts are for reference only and do not guarantee freeze prevention.
1. If a spill occurs with a mixture that i s slick, then the affected area must be hosed down
with water. Additional measures may be required to prevent skidding.
2. Before an anti-freeze solution is chosen, the user should check local ordinances
regarding environmental issues.
QUESTIONS: For questions, requests, or additional copies, please contact Trinity
Highway Rentals at 888.496.3625 or visit TrinityHighway.com.