Haolong 180Horsepower 4X2 18Ton Me ka Crane Truck

HOOLAHA

• Powered by a 180 – ʻenekini horsepower, this truck has the strength to perform its tasks effectively. The 4X2 drive configuration provides a good balance between power transfer and fuel efficiency. It can handle different terrains, from smooth highways to rougher construction or industrial sites.
• With a maximum load capacity of 18 mau tona, it can carry a substantial amount of cargo. The presence of a crane on the truck further enhances its utility, enabling it to lift and move heavy objects on – site without the need for additional lifting equipment.

• The crane on the truck is a crucial component. It is designed to handle loads up to a certain capacity in line with the overall strength of the vehicle. In construction sites, it can be used to lift building materials like steel beams, nā poloka ʻoka, or large machinery components.
• It allows for precise placement of loads, which is essential in construction projects where accurate positioning of materials is necessary for the proper building of structures.

• I ka ʻoihana kūkulu, this truck is a valuable asset. It can be used for transporting construction materials to the site and then using the crane to unload and position them as required. It is also suitable for infrastructure projects like road and bridge construction, where heavy materials need to be lifted and installed.
• Ma nā hoʻonohonoho ʻoihana, it can be used for handling large and heavy equipment during maintenance, installation, a i ʻole ka neʻe ʻana. It can also be employed in warehouses for loading and unloading bulky items from trucks or for moving them around within the storage area.

• The cab of the truck is likely designed with the operator’s comfort in mind. It may have ergonomic seating to reduce fatigue during long working hours. The controls for both driving the truck and operating the crane are probably designed to be user – hoalohaloha.
• No ka mea hana crane, he luawai paha – laid – out control panel with clear instructions and indicators, enabling precise control of the crane’s movements. The overall design aims to provide a safe and efficient working environment for those operating the vehicle.

HI'O

Mana a me Drivetrain

• Mana Enekinia
  • ʻO ka 180 – horsepower engine provides sufficient power for the truck’s operations. This power level allows the vehicle to carry its 18 – ton load capacity and operate the crane effectively. It offers a good balance between performance and fuel efficiency, ensuring that the truck can perform its tasks without consuming excessive fuel.
  • The engine is likely designed to deliver consistent power across different driving and operating conditions, whether it’s on flat roads, gentle slopes, or during crane operations.
• 4X2 Kaa hoʻonohonoho
  • The 4X2 drive system offers a practical solution for this type of truck. It provides enough traction to move the vehicle with stability, especially when loaded with its maximum capacity or when the crane is in use. This configuration also contributes to fuel efficiency and is relatively simple in design, which may lead to lower maintenance requirements compared to more complex drive systems.
  • It enables the truck to be maneuverable in different environments, such as construction sites, industrial areas, or on the road during transportation.

Load Capacity and Crane Features

• 18 – Kaha Hoʻouka Ton
  • With an 18 – ton load capacity, the Haolong truck can transport a significant amount of cargo. This includes construction materials like large quantities of steel, concrete, or lumber, as well as industrial equipment or machinery parts. The high load capacity makes it a valuable asset in industries where heavy – item transportation is required.
  • The load – carrying ability is matched with the capabilities of the crane, allowing for seamless integration of transportation and on – site lifting operations.
• Hana Hana Crane
  • The crane on the truck is a key feature. It is engineered to work in harmony with the truck’s load – carrying capacity. The crane is likely to have a lifting capacity suitable for handling heavy objects within the 18 – ton limit. It can be used to lift and move items such as large steel beams, mua – nā mea hoʻoheheʻe ʻia, or heavy machinery components.
  • The crane offers precise control over the movement of the load. This is achieved through well – designed hydraulic systems and control mechanisms, enabling the operator to position loads accurately. It may have features like telescopic booms or adjustable jibs to increase its reach and flexibility during lifting operations.

Palapala noi – Nā hiʻohiʻona kikoʻī

• Kūkulu – Related Features
  • Ma nā hana kūkulu, this truck is highly useful. It can transport construction materials from suppliers to the site and then use the crane to unload and place them precisely where they are needed. It can be involved in various construction tasks, such as erecting building frames, hoʻokomo ʻana i nā mea kaupaku, or placing heavy foundation components.
  • The truck’s size and maneuverability, along with the crane’s capabilities, make it suitable for both large – scale construction sites and smaller urban building projects.
• Industrial Applications
  • Ma nā hoʻonohonoho ʻoihana, the truck with crane can be used for handling large and heavy equipment during installation, mālama, a i ʻole ka neʻe ʻana. ʻo kahi laʻana, in a manufacturing plant, it can move heavy machinery for repair or repositioning. In warehouses, it can load and unload bulky items from trucks and place them in the appropriate storage locations, optimizing the use of storage space.

Palekana a me ka hōʻoluʻolu o ka mea hana

• Nā hiʻohiʻona palekana
  • Ua lako paha ke kaʻa me nā hiʻohiʻona palekana. These may include overload protection systems for both the truck and the crane to prevent overloading, which could lead to accidents or damage to the vehicle. Stability – enhancing mechanisms ensure that the truck remains stable during crane operations, especially when lifting heavy loads at extended reaches.
  • Safety locks on the crane prevent accidental movement of the boom or load, and there may be warning systems to alert the operator of any abnormal operating conditions.
• Hōʻoluʻolu mea hoʻohana
  • The cab of the truck is designed with the operator’s comfort in mind. It may have ergonomic seating with adjustable features to reduce fatigue during long working hours. The controls for driving the truck and operating the crane are likely placed in an intuitive manner, making them easy to use.
  • No ka mea hana crane, he luawai paha – designed control panel with clear labels and indicators, providing precise control over the crane’s movements. The operator also has a good view of the lifting area to ensure accurate and safe operations. Eia hou, the cab may be insulated from noise and vibration, e hana i kahi ʻano hana ʻoluʻolu.

OLELO HOOLAHA

ʻIke Kumu
ʻO ke kalaiwa	4X2
Huila huila	5200mm
ʻAno	Crane i kau ʻia ma ke kaʻa
Ana kaʻa	9m x 2.5m x 3.45m
Huina nui	18 mau tona
Nuipa helu	5.225 mau tona
ʻO luna o ke alo / rear overhang	1.54m / 2.26m
Nā ʻāpana ʻenekini
kŘkohu mīkini	Yuchai YC6JA180-50
Hoʻoneʻe	6.87L
Ka mana puka kiʻekiʻe	132kW
ʻO ka ikaika nui o ka lio	180 ikaika lio
Kūlana hoʻokuʻu	Lahui V
ʻAno wahie	Diesel
Ka wikiwiki i helu ʻia	2300rpm
Makana mīkini	Yuchai
ʻO ka torque kiʻekiʻe	700N·m
ʻO ka māmā torque kiʻekiʻe	1200 – 1800rpm
Nā ʻāpana kau ʻana
Hoʻolaha kaʻa	STQ5188JSQ5
Kauʻana brand	Sanhuan Shitong
Nā palena kaʻa
ʻO Cab	T260
Nā palena hoʻoili
Hoʻohālike hoʻoili	wikiwiki 8JS85E
Ka helu o nā kaʻa	8 nā kāʻei
Nā ʻāpana Chassis
Laina Chassis	Sanhuan Shitong
Moʻo Chassis	Haolong
Ke kumu hoʻohālike Chassis	STQ1188L10Y2N5
Hōʻike axle hope	153
Number of spring leaves	9/12 + 10, 8/11 + 8
Lakiō māmā	5.571
Kaila
Ka helu o nā huila	6
Hōʻikeʻike kaʻa	10.00R20 18PR