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Running a logistics or construction business means your fleet keeps everything moving. Picking the right vehicle can feel tough. That's especially true when you compare tractor trucks and dump trucks. Both are strong workhorses. Yet they handle different jobs. Understanding how each one works in your setup can cut down on time, fuel, and cash in the long run. If you're thinking about buying a used or fixed-up vehicle for your company, check out suppliers with real know-how. Liangshan Tuoda International Trade Co., Ltd. focuses on shipping top-notch refurbished heavy trucks worldwide. It's in China's biggest spot for trading used…

  Getting a used HOWO dump truck can save you money when you grow your fleet. But you need to know what to check. Many companies hurry and buy trucks with secret problems. These issues might involve mechanical faults or tired structures. A good inspection looks deeper than the outside. It checks the parts that handle tough work. This guide covers each key area you should examine. For solid used dump trucks, think about Liangshan Tuoda International Trade Co., Ltd. They work from China's biggest spot for second-hand vehicles. The company focuses on fixed-up commercial trucks ready to ship out.…

Buying a used truck is not easy. It is not just about picking a strong engine. You also have to choose the right chassis. If you choose wrong, you might lose money on every trip because the truck is too small. Or worse, you might risk an accident if the truck is not stable enough. Walk onto a job site. You usually see two big types. First, the standard 10-wheeler (6x4). Second, the giant 12-wheeler (8x4). Both are common picks for a used dump truck sale. But which one works for you? Let's compare them. We will look at payload, safety,…

Picking the right engine power changes everything. It can mean the difference between making money and breaking down in the middle of nowhere. In the heavy-duty markets of Africa and Southeast Asia, the Sinotruk Howo A7 and the classic HW76 are very popular choices. But when you look at the stock lists, you usually see two main engine choices: the 371HP and the 420HP. Many people think "bigger is better." But this idea can cost you money. One of the biggest choices when buying a tractor truck is matching the engine torque to the road. If you pick the wrong…

After export, the cost that hurts most is rarely a single repair bill. It is idle time, missed haul cycles, and the slow chain reaction that follows when one truck goes down and the rest of the plan has to flex around it. Many truck breakdowns in export markets are not sudden failures. They are predictable outcomes of maintenance priorities that did not match real working conditions. If you are running dump truck maintenance after export as part of a project fleet, the goal is not to “do everything.” The goal is to focus on the few systems that fail…

For many used truck export buyers, the biggest losses in 2026 will not come from “bad luck.” They will come from predictable gaps in verification. Photos look clean, a seller promises fast delivery, and the purchase price seems attractive. Then the truck arrives late, needs unplanned repairs, or gets stuck in paperwork. This guide focuses on the most common risks of buying used dump trucks for export and the practical checks that prevent them. The goal is not to scare you away from buying used dump trucks for export, but to help you control export cost factors and protect total…