
HOWO 371 Dump Truck
Dump Truck
- Drive / axles
- 6×4
- Condition options
- Used / Refurbished
RUICHI / MODEL REFERENCE
Choose a dump or tipper truck for quarry and construction work, or a tractor head (prime mover) for pulling a semi-trailer. Compare used and refurbished HOWO, SHACMAN and FAW model references by job, drive configuration and condition. RUICHI sources and exports vehicles; the written quotation should identify the selected truck, agreed preparation, trade term and destination port.
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BUYER CHECKLIST
Use this information to compare like-for-like quotations and request evidence for the selected unit or production configuration.
Specify used, refurbished or new. For refurbished trucks, ask what will be inspected, repaired, replaced and repainted.
Confirm 4×2, 6×4 or 8×4, engine model and rated power, gearbox model, axle ratio and tire condition for the selected unit.
For a dump truck, match body dimensions and material to stone, sand, ore or general construction work. For a tractor, confirm trailer and gross combination requirements.
Share the destination country and port so the quotation can separate vehicle price, inland transport, ocean freight and destination costs.
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PURCHASING FAQ
Final specifications and condition are confirmed against the selected unit or written production quotation.
No. Series-level data is a model reference. The engine plate, gearbox, axle configuration, year, mileage or hours, body dimensions and condition must be confirmed for the selected unit before order.
A used truck is offered in its inspected current condition. Refurbishment adds an agreed scope of mechanical work, consumables, cab or body repair and paint. The scope should be written into the quotation.
Start with your typical payload, road and site conditions, axle-load limits and destination import rules. Then compare the selected trucks' body dimensions, axle arrangement and condition; a model name alone cannot settle the choice.
The written offer should list the selected vehicle, inspected condition, agreed mechanical and body work, replacement parts, tires, paint and acceptance checks. It should separate these from inland transport, export charges, freight and insurance under the stated FOB, CFR or CIF term.
Send the model or application, drive configuration, required condition, quantity, destination country and port, optional equipment and planned purchase time.
Start with the material, route and local axle limits. Compare a used HOWO 371 with TX or NX 6×4 references, or an 8×4 configuration when the job and regulations call for it. Ask for the selected truck's body dimensions, engine, gearbox, condition and tipping test before comparing prices.
Specify the semi-trailer, route, steering side, drive form and destination. Compare F3000 and X3000 tractor references by the actual engine, gearbox, axle ratio, fifth-wheel and brake connections. Confirm whether the offer is for the tractor head only, and list any refurbishment separately.