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This 2004 Thwaites Mach 344 mini-dumper shows 3,422 hours of operation.
This compact machine features a 4,500 kg payload and a swivel-tip skip, making it particularly
suitable for earthworks, utility infrastructure (VRD), sanitation projects, and on-site material handling.
With a width of 1.90 m and a 53 hp Yanmar 4TNV84T-XWA engine, this site dumper offers a great balance
between hauling capacity, maneuverability, and compact size.
The key feature of this 4.5-tonne Thwaites dumper is its swivel-tip skip.
This configuration allows the load to be discharged according to site constraints without
needing to constantly reposition the entire machine.
With a 4.5-tonne payload, the Thwaites Mach 344 efficiently handles the transport of spoil, soil, rubble,
fill material, sand, or aggregates.
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This 2010 Astra dumper, with 12,300 hours of operation, is designed for professionals seeking a robust hauling vehicle for earthmoving, quarrying, extraction, and material transport tasks.
With a 32-tonne payload, a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 54 tonnes, and a 15.8 m³ capacity body, this dumper offers hauling capabilities suited to job sites requiring high-frequency cycles.
Its 280 kW (380 hp) Iveco Cursor 10 engine provides the power needed to transport materials across site haul roads and operational areas.
Engineered for heavy material transport, this Astra dumper has an unladen weight of 22 tonnes and a rated payload of 32 tonnes.
Its substantial dimensions—notably a width of 3.74 m—must be taken into account when planning road transport and site access.
The 3.30 m loading height facilitates integration into production cycles involving hydraulic excavators or suitable loaders.
With a top speed of 62.6 km/h, the vehicle also allows for rapid movement between different areas of a site when operating conditions permit.
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