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SINOTRUK HOWO 8x4 Dump Truck 12 Wheeler 30 Ton Heavy Duty Tipper

Model: HOWO 371 8x4

SINOTRUK HOWO 8x4 dump truck with 12 wheels and 30-ton payload capacity. Powered by WD615.47 371HP engine with large 30CBM cargo box. Maximum volume and payload for heavy construction and mining operations.

Key Technical Specifications

Loading Capacity

30 Ton

Axle Configuration

8x4

Model

HOWO 371 8x4

Certification

ISO 9001 & CE

Commercial Information

Minimum Order:1 unit
Delivery Time:20-30 working days after deposit
Payment Terms:T/T
Warranty:12 months or 100,000 km

Product Overview

The SINOTRUK HOWO 8x4 Dump Truck is a 12-wheeler heavy-duty tipper designed for maximum payload and volume capacity. With four axles distributing the load, this truck achieves a legal GVW of 45,000 kg, enabling a 30-ton payload — 20% more than the 6x4 configuration. The proven WD615.47 engine delivers 371 HP and 1500 Nm of torque through the reliable HW19710 10-speed transmission. The 8x4 drivetrain configuration provides superior traction and stability compared to 6x4, especially when operating on soft or uneven surfaces common at construction sites and quarries. The cargo box is available in two configurations: a standard 30CBM rectangular box (7200×2300×1800mm) for lightweight materials, and a 25CBM reinforced box (6500×2300×1700mm) with 20mm steel for heavy materials like ore and rock. Both configurations feature HYVA hydraulic lifting systems with dual-cylinder design for balanced and fast unloading. The chassis frame uses 10mm thick main beams with a reinforced rear section to handle the additional axle load. The suspension features 12-layer leaf springs on both rear axles with equalizing beams for uniform load distribution. The double-axle rear bogie uses HC16 axles with 16-ton capacity each. The 8x4 configuration is particularly popular in markets with strict axle load regulations, as the additional axle allows higher total payload while maintaining legal per-axle weight limits. This makes the 8x4 the preferred choice for heavy construction, mining, and large-scale earthmoving operations.

Complete Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

EngineWD615.47, 9.726L, 6-cylinder inline turbo diesel
Engine Power371 HP (274 kW) at 2200 rpm
Max Torque1500 Nm at 1100-1600 rpm
TransmissionHW19710, 10F+2R manual
Drive System8x4, four-axle configuration
Front AxleHF9, 9000 kg capacity
Rear Axles2× HC16, 16000 kg each, double reduction
Total Rear Axle Capacity32000 kg
Cargo Box Size (30CBM)7200×2300×1800 mm
Cargo Box Size (25CBM)6500×2300×1700 mm
Cargo Box Steel18mm standard / 20mm reinforced option
Lifting SystemHYVA dual HC-176 cylinders, front ejection
Suspension (Front)10 leaf springs, 90×14mm
Suspension (Rear)12+12 leaf springs on each rear axle
Tires12.00R20 wire tires, 10+2 (12 total)
Braking SystemWABCO ABS, dual-circuit air brake
Fuel Tank300L aluminum alloy
CabinHW76 standard, with A/C
Overall Dimensions9745×2496×3550 mm
Wheelbase1800+3200+1350 mm
Curb Weight16500 kg
GVW45000 kg
Emission StandardEuro 2 / Euro 3
Max Speed70 km/h
Climbing Ability≥25% (fully loaded)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1What is the advantage of 8x4 over 6x4 configuration?

The 8x4 offers 20% higher payload capacity (30 tons vs 25 tons) while maintaining legal per-axle weight limits. The additional axle also provides better traction on soft surfaces, more stable dumping with dual-cylinder design, and reduced tire wear due to load distribution across 12 tires.

Q2How much fuel does the 8x4 consume compared to 6x4?

The 8x4 consumes approximately 5-8L/100km more than the 6x4 due to additional axle weight and rolling resistance. Typical consumption is 40-48L/100km fully loaded. However, the 20% higher payload means lower fuel cost per ton transported, making it more economical for high-volume operations.

Q3Can this truck be configured for right-hand drive?

Yes, the HOWO 8x4 dump truck is available in both LHD and RHD configurations. RHD models are commonly supplied for African markets. The steering system uses a ZF8118 hydraulic power steering unit that can be configured for either side.

Q4What is the turning radius of the 8x4?

The minimum turning circle diameter is approximately 22 meters, compared to 18 meters for the 6x4. The longer wheelbase requires wider turning arcs. For operations in confined spaces, consider whether the additional payload justifies the larger turning radius.

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