OFF HIGHWAY TRUCKS
Off highway trucks developed for mining, quarry and construction, keeping material moving at high volume and at a lower cost per tonne.
RELIABLE, DURABLE, DEPENDABLE
Developed specifically for mining, quarry and construction applications, our range of off highway trucks keeps material moving at high volume and at a lower cost per tonne.
Rugged construction and easy maintenance procedures give long life at low operating cost. Trucks are available for hire and for sale, with one off hire as well as short term and long term rentals.
WHY THIS FLEET
Performance and durability
Increased travel speeds and improved traction control get the job done faster and more efficiently, on the surfaces a haul road actually offers.
Lower fuel consumption
Adaptive Economy Mode saves fuel while holding productivity, so the saving does not come out of the tonnes moved.
Operator comfort
Left side seat placement allows easier operation and comfort through the day, with greater visibility to the work area.
FEATURES AND APPLICATIONS
Applications
Mining, quarry and constructionTraction control
Improved traction, increased travel speedsAdaptive Economy Mode
Lower fuel consumption at the same outputOperator station
Left side seat, greater visibility to the work areaConstruction
Rugged, with easy maintenance proceduresOperating cost
Long life at low operating costHire terms
One off, short term and long termDelivery
Tilt trays, prime movers, floats and trailersOTHER EQUIPMENT
Loaders
Cat and Komatsu wheel loaders, the loading half of the haul cycle.
OpenDozers
Cat D10, D11 and D10T2 with elevated sprocket undercarriage.
OpenGraders
Grade Control and Eco Mode to keep the haul road under the trucks.
OpenForklifts
4 to 55 tonne, mine spec, air conditioned cabs.
OpenCranes
20 tonne to 275 tonne, plus Franna lift and carry.
OpenHire
One off hire as well as short term and long term rentals across the whole fleet.
OpenUnblocked by: A phone shoot of the hire fleet, one machine per category, on the hardstand (GAPS.md). Also confirm ABC still hires and sells off highway trucks (LIVE-SITE-AUDIT question 13).