If you ever seen a small “building sized” vehicle resembling a dump truck but with tires much larger than a human, then you have probably seen a mining truck. Mining trucks are incredibly strong, rugged, and useful business vehicles to have around mining sites. Their ability to haul and dump large loads of heavy materials such as coal, rocks and precious metals makes them indispensable. Because of their high cost due to their abilities, businesses often look into business vehicle leasing, and in particular, new and used mining truck financing.

Crest Capital has been in the business of financing mining trucks (leasing too) since 1989. In other words, we specifically have the new and used mining truck financing experience that businesses prefer. Part of that experience is we’ve honed down the construction equipment financing process to one simple application, and can usually get customers a credit decision within hours (at great rates and terms too.)

But the best part of financing mining trucks with Crest Capital is the monthly payment is low. This allows a construction or mining company to add to their fleet without breaking the bank, which can help revenues rise. So if you are in the market for new or used mining truck financing, contact your friends at Crest Capital today

Rigid Haul Trucks

Mining trucks, also called rigid haul trucks or off-highway trucks, carry ore, rock and overburden on haul roads in mines and quarries. They are too large for public roads, so they move between sites on heavy haul trailers or in pieces. See lowboy trailer financing.

Who Uses Mining Trucks

Quarries, aggregate producers, mining companies and large earthmoving contractors run haul trucks with the excavators and loaders that fill them.

Mining Trucks and Articulated Trucks

Rigid trucks carry more on firm, maintained haul roads; articulated trucks handle soft and steep ground. See articulated dump truck financing.

New and Used Mining Trucks

Before buying used, check the engine and transmission hours and rebuild history, the frame and body for cracks, the suspension, brakes and steering, and the tires. Oil analysis records show how the engine was kept.