10 Wheels Dump Truck SINOTRUK HOWO 6x6 371HP Tipper Truck For Mining

About 10 Wheels Dump Truck SINOTRUK HOWO 6x6 371HP Tipper Truck

HOWO 6x6 tipper truck uses a 371-horsepower engine. This engine can provide powerful power output when starting and overtaking, allowing the vehicle to quickly reach the required speed and reduce acceleration time. It is also equipped with a 10-gear manual transmission, which makes gear shifting smoother. HOWO 6x6 tipper truck has an electric tarp installed on the cargo box. The electric tarp can be controlled with one button. Users can control the button in the cab without manual operation, which greatly saves users' time and energy. In addition, the electric tarp can effectively prevent materials from splashing due to bumps or wind during the driving of the truck, and can also prevent cargo loss. It is also environmentally friendly and energy-saving.

10 Wheels Dump Truck SINOTRUK HOWO 6x6 371HP Tipper Truck Specification

Engine:WD615.47, 371HP. Euro 2

Cabin: HW76,with one bed, A/C

Gearbox: HW19710+HW50, 10F & 2R, with PTO, manual gearbox

Drive Axle: 16 ton,2X16000kg

Tire: 13R22.5, 10+1 pcs

Cargo Size: 5.6x2.3x1.5m

Fuel Tank:400L

Dimension: 8450x2580x3450mm

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10 Wheels Dump Truck SINOTRUK HOWO 6x6 371HP Tipper Truck Tire

HOWO 6x6 tipper truck uses 13R22.5 linerless tires with mining pattern, which are more suitable for use in mining areas. Mining pattern tires usually have larger tread blocks and deeper tread grooves, which increase the contact area between the tire and the ground, can better bite the ground and provide strong grip. In complex road conditions such as soft soil, sand, and gravel roads in mines and stone quarries, it can effectively prevent the vehicle from slipping and ensure the stable driving of the vehicle. It has strong passability and can maintain good braking and maneuverability even in snow and mud.

Why Do All Wheel Drive 6x6 Dump Trucks Use Riding Bolts?

More even force: 6x6 dump trucks use riding bolts because they are usually tightly connected to the frame, balance shaft and other components during installation. The force points are relatively dispersed, which can evenly transfer the weight and load of the vehicle to each component. During the use of U-shaped bolts, the force is relatively concentrated at the U-shaped opening, which is easy to cause local stress concentration. Long-term use may cause deformation, fatigue damage and other problems.

Stronger bearing capacity: The structural design of the riding bolt enables it to withstand greater tension and pressure. When fully loaded, the all-wheel drive dump truck needs to withstand huge weight and impact force. The riding bolt can better meet the vehicle's load-bearing requirements and ensure the stability and safety of the vehicle during driving.