New HOWO TX 6X4 Diesel Dump Trucks Chassis with Left Steering

A dump truck, also known as a tipper truck, is used for transporting loose materials such as sand, gravel, or demolition waste for construction purposes.

• Standard Dump Truck: Has a truck chassis with a dump body mounted to the frame. The bed is raised by a hydraulic ram.
• Articulated Dump Truck: Features a hinge between the cab and the dump box but is distinct for its all-wheel-drive capability.
• Transfer Dump Truck: A standard dump truck pulling a separate trailer that can also be filled with materials.
• Side Dump Truck: Has hydraulic rams that tilt the dump body to the side, dumping materials to the left or right.
• Super Dump Truck: A standard dump truck with a trailing axle, capable of carrying larger loads.

• Capacity: Measured in cubic yards or tons, indicating how much material it can carry.
• Hydraulics: Used to lift the bed and dump the contents.
• Chassis: The frame that supports the dump body.

• Construction: Transporting construction materials like sand, gravel, and concrete.
• Mining: Hauling ore or other mined materials.
• Landscaping: Moving soil, mulch, and other landscaping materials.
• Waste Management: Transporting waste materials from construction sites or demolition projects.

• Load Distribution: Ensuring the load is evenly distributed to prevent tipping.
• Hydraulic Maintenance: Regular maintenance of the hydraulic system to ensure proper functioning.
• Driving Precautions: Training for drivers to handle the large and heavy nature of dump trucks, especially when loaded.