HOWO Garbage Truck
HOWO Special Truck Ltd offers many HOWO Garbage Trucks. They have strong construction and advanced technology for efficient waste management. The vehicle features a reinforced chassis. It has powerful engines that meet different emission standards, including Euro II. It also has a hydraulic system customized for demanding operations. It also has a compaction mechanism. It improves waste collection and transport. It meets a wide range of complex municipal waste removal needs.
Sinotruk HOWO Garbage Truck Features
Engine: It has a powerful engine for heavy-duty tasks. It also complies with emission regulations.
Hydraulics and compression system: The hydraulic system helps with smooth lifting and dumping. The compression system maximizes the bin’s capacity and cuts trips to the landfill.
Automated loading and unloading: Automation of waste handling reduces operator effort and increases efficiency.
Durability and resilience: The HOWO Garbage Truck is designed to withstand the rigors of waste management operations. It has a long service life.
Maneuverability: The body’s design allows for easy passage through narrow streets. This makes it suitable for urban areas.
Safety features: Ergonomic controls and accident prevention systems are in place. They ensure operator safety during truck operation.
Maintenance Tips
To keep your HOWO truck durable, you must follow several key practices and precautions.
Pre-operation check: It is important to check coolant, fuel, and oil levels, as well as diesel fuel levels, before using the truck. Prevent problems during operation.
Engine Maintenance: After starting the engine, allow it to idle for a few minutes to stabilize fuel pressure. If the cooling water temperature is low, it is advisable not to run the engine at high speed or under heavy load immediately.
Routine Checks: Regularly check the fuel level after the engine has cooled down. Perform these checks on a level surface. This ensures accuracy and maintains the correct fuel level.
Maintenance intervals: Trucks have a set maintenance program. It includes inspections and maintenance at different intervals. The intervals depend on the truck’s mileage. This includes regular oil changes. It also includes checks of the valve lash, fuel filter, and coolant level.
Transmission Maintenance: Transmissions need a specific brand of lubricant. They should be kept at the proper level. Regular inspections are critical. So are proper changes of the lubricant. They are key to the transmission’s long life.
Lubrication Requirements: Using the correct grade of engine oil, like CF-4 15W/40, ensures optimal lubrication at various temperatures.
Coolant management: Fill the truck’s cooling system with a long-lasting coolant. It should protect against freeze and rust. The mixture should follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. This is especially key at cold temperatures. That is when antifreeze concentration is critical.