An articulated dump truck performs largely the same function as a traditional dump truck - they allow for the transportation of loose material such as gravel, sand, heavy dirt or even debris. Articulated dump trucks are more rugged, and thus are used in rough terrain. Because of the high initial cost of these vehicles, financing articulated dump trucks is often a must.
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An off-road dump truck is a dump truck usually used by the mining industry to haul large, heavy-material payloads. A ‘Haul truck’ is the preferred industry name for these business vehicles, and they are so large that they tend to dwarf nearby people. Their great expense makes choosing to finance off road dump trucks a smart move.
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A super dump truck is a dump truck with an immense carrying load, often hauling payloads of up to 32 tons. The purpose of a super dump truck is to haul larger amounts of heavy materials than regular dump trucks. This makes them expensive, and their cost often compels businesses to finance super dump trucks.
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A mining truck is a dump truck used by the mining industry. Mining trucks tend to be incredible in size and usually dwarf nearby people (and other vehicles). The purpose of a mining truck is to haul large amounts of heavy materials. Their incredible cost often makes businesses choose to finance mining trucks.
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Side dump trucks perform generally the same function as a regular dump truck - they allow for the transportation of loose materials. However, side dump trucks dump their payload on the right or left side (thus the name “Side Dump Truck”.) Because of their cost, financing side dump trucks is a smart move.
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A transfer dump truck is a dump truck that hauls a trailer. Sometimes they’re referred to as Slam-Bang trucks due to the noise made when transferring. Transfer dump trucks are popular choices in the construction industry. Due to the expense of this industry favorite, business choose to finance transfer dump trucks.
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