Hydraulic dump trucks move heavy loads by using the force of fluid pressure. This system depends on Pascal’s Law, a rule in physics that helps explain how fluids move and push. We'll look at...

Rear dump trucks are large vehicles specifically designed for carrying heavy materials such as dirt, sand, rocks, and debris at construction sites. These trucks have a spacious, open-box bed at...

Tri-axle dump trucks are a common sight on construction sites—and for good reason. Their larger capacity helps move more material in fewer trips. We’ll explain how their load size directly...

Hydraulic tanks for dump trucks store fluid that powers the lifting and lowering of the truck bed. These tanks ensure that heavy loads can be managed safely and effectively during...

Dump truck capacity is the maximum amount of material, such as gravel or dirt, a truck can safely carry at one time. This capacity is measured in tons or cubic yards, depending on the...

Dump truck tailgate latch safety is essential because improperly secured latches can cause loads to spill onto roads, endangering motorists and pedestrians. Properly functioning latches ensure...