NMFC 25095 - Personal Watercraft Jet Pump | Class 175

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Prep the unit: drain fuel to safe levels, purge lines, disconnect and cap the battery, remove accessories, and pad the handlebars and hull edges.
2. Use Package 2275 or a rigid wood/steel crate with blocking at bow and stern. Strap over structural points and protect the jet pump intake from fork tines.
3. Mark lift points, center of gravity, and no-fork zones. Provide forklift clearance runners so loaders avoid contact with the ride plate and hull.
4. On the BOL, write Personal Watercraft, jet pump, crated, NMFC 25095, Class 175 and include full crate dimensions and weight to prevent OS/OW fees.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

• Fixed Class 175 means no density calculation, enabling instant LTL quotes and fewer reclass disputes.
• Crating and Package 2275 compliance reduce transit damage and claim costs on high-value watercraft.
• Non-hazardous classification streamlines booking and avoids hazmat surcharges and paperwork delays.
• Clear labeling and standardized packaging speed cross-dock handling, improving cycle time and pickup reliability during peak marine season.