Four-wheel drive dump trucks have a wide range of applications, primarily used for heavy and super-heavy-duty off-road transportation, as well as light, medium, and heavy-duty regular dump trucks for road transportation. These applications include but are not limited to, farm operations and transportation, mining and construction site work, river dredging and loading, and waste removal.

      In civil engineering, four-wheel drive dump trucks are often used in conjunction with excavators, loaders, belt conveyors, and other construction machinery to form a production line for loading, transporting, and unloading soil, sand, and bulk materials. They are mainly suitable for mountainous areas, rural areas, towns, counties, as well as large mines and water conservancy construction sites, typically working alongside excavators. These trucks are also known as mining dump trucks, and their overall dimensions such as length, width, height, and axle load are not restricted by road regulations but are limited to use within mines and construction sites.

      Additionally, four-wheel drive dump trucks include light, medium, and heavy-duty regular dump trucks for road transportation, primarily used for transporting loose materials such as sand, soil, and coal. Some dump trucks are designed for specialized purposes, such as swing-arm self-loading and unloading trucks, and self-loading and unloading garbage trucks.

The main areas of application include:

• 1.Farm Operations and Transportation: Agricultural four-wheel drive vehicles are suitable for use in mountainous and hilly regions, as well as muddy and rugged fields. They effectively address the difficulties rear-wheel drive vehicles encounter on slippery and muddy ground and steep slopes, making them ideal for transporting crops, cultivating farmland, and performing other related tasks.

• 2.Mining and Construction Site Operations: Agricultural four-wheel drive vehicles, especially mining four-wheel drive dump trucks, are widely used for transporting sand and gravel in mines. Their powerful engines and four-wheel drive capabilities enable them to easily handle complex environments in construction sites and mines, completing various heavy material transportation and loading tasks.

• 3.River Dredging and Loading: In river dredging, and loading tasks involving mud, sand, and gravel, agricultural four-wheel drive vehicles also demonstrate excellent performance. Their strong driving force and stability allow them to operate efficiently in complex terrains and environments.