Dump Truck

A dump truck, also known as a dumper or heavy-duty truck designed for transporting and unloading bulk materials. It is commonly used in construction, mining, and other industries where large quantities of loose materials need to be transported efficiently. Here is a description of a typical dump truck:

Body and Chassis:

The dump truck consists of a specially designed body and a robust chassis. The body is typically made of steel and is mounted onto the chassis.

The body is specifically built to accommodate bulk materials and has high sides and a rear tailgate that can be opened to discharge the load.

Dumping Mechanism:

The distinctive feature of a dump truck is its ability to tilt the body to unload the materials. This is achieved through a hydraulic or pneumatic system.

The body can be raised at the front or on one side, allowing the materials to slide out or be deposited at the desired location.

Power and Propulsion:

Dump trucks are powered by diesel engines, providing the necessary torque and power to haul heavy loads.

The engine is connected to a transmission system that transfers power to the wheels, typically through a driveline and axle configuration.

Size and Capacity:

Dump trucks come in various sizes, ranging from small to extremely large models, each with different load-carrying capacities.

Smaller dump trucks, often referred to as “pickup trucks,” have lower load capacities and are commonly used for smaller-scale projects.

Larger dump trucks can have a capacity ranging from several tons to over 400 tons, depending on the model and intended application.

Controls and Operation:

Dump trucks are operated by skilled drivers who control the vehicle from the driver’s cab.

The driver’s cab is typically located above the engine compartment, providing good visibility of the surrounding area.

Controls include steering, accelerator, brake, transmission, and a control mechanism for the dumping mechanism.

Safety Features:

Dump trucks are equipped with safety features to protect the driver and other personnel on the worksite.

These features may include seat belts, roll-over protection systems (ROPS), and warning alarms to alert nearby workers during the dumping process.

  1. Types and Configurations:

Dump trucks can come in various configurations, including standard dump trucks with a fixed bed and rear dump, as well as articulated dump trucks (ADTs) with a pivoting joint between the cab and the dump body, allowing for enhanced maneuverability.

  1. Maintenance and Service:

Regular maintenance and inspections are crucial to ensure the proper functioning and longevity of a dump truck.

This includes routine checks of the engine, tires, hydraulic systems, and other components to identify and address any issues promptly.

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Product Specifications
 
Condition Refurbished
Max Power 90 HP
Max Speed 80 KM PH
Truck Type Dump
Gross Vehicle Weight 35000Kg