HOOLAHA

• With 95 ikaika lio, this wrecker offers sufficient power to handle a variety of towing tasks. It can pull disabled vehicles of different sizes with relative ease.
• The 4X2 drive configuration provides a good balance between traction and fuel efficiency. It allows the wrecker to move smoothly on various road surfaces.
• With a 4-ton towing capacity, it is suitable for handling medium-sized vehicles.

• It is designed with a specific towing capacity suitable for common breakdowns. The wrecker likely comes equipped with a winch system for pulling vehicles onto its flatbed or towing them directly.
• It may also have additional features such as tie-downs and storage compartments for tools and equipment needed for recovery operations.

• In urban areas, it can quickly respond to accidents and breakdowns, helping to clear the roads and reduce traffic congestion.
• On highways, it can assist in towing disabled vehicles to safety, ensuring the smooth flow of traffic.

• The operator’s cab is likely designed for comfort and convenience. It may have ergonomic seating and controls that allow the operator to work for extended periods without excessive fatigue.
• The controls are probably intuitive and easy to use, enabling the operator to perform towing and recovery operations efficiently.

HI'O

• Moderate yet Capable Engine: The 95-horsepower engine provides a reliable source of power for the wrecker. While not overly powerful, it is sufficient for handling a wide range of towing tasks for medium-sized vehicles. The engine offers smooth operation and decent acceleration, enabling the wrecker to respond quickly to calls and reach the location of a disabled vehicle in a timely manner.
• 4X2 Drive for Versatility: Hāʻawi ka hoʻonohonoho hoʻokele 4X2 i kahi kaulike ma waena o ka traction a me ka pono wahie. It allows the wrecker to move smoothly on different road surfaces, from city streets to highways and rural roads. The two-wheel drive on the rear axle provides enough power for towing, while the front wheels offer steering control and maneuverability. This drive setup also makes the vehicle more fuel-efficient compared to larger drive configurations, reducing operating costs.

• 4-Ton Towing Capacity: With a 4-ton towing capacity, the Kaicene wrecker is designed to handle medium-sized vehicles. It can handle a variety of vehicle breakdowns and accidents, ensuring that disabled vehicles can be safely towed to a repair facility or a designated location. The towing mechanism is engineered to be sturdy and reliable, capable of withstanding the stress of pulling heavy loads without compromising safety or performance.
• Winch System for Efficient Recovery: Equipped with a winch system, the wrecker can perform a variety of recovery operations. The winch is typically powerful enough to pull a vehicle onto the flatbed or tow it from a difficult location. It may have features such as variable speed control and a long cable length, providing flexibility in different recovery situations. The winch is also designed for durability and ease of use, with controls that are accessible and intuitive for the operator.
• Additional Equipment for Enhanced Functionality: In addition to the winch, the wrecker may come with other useful equipment. Tie-downs are often provided to secure the towed vehicle on the flatbed, preventing it from shifting during transport. Storage compartments may be available for tools and equipment needed for recovery operations, such as jumper cables, tire repair kits, and basic hand tools. These additional features enhance the wrecker’s functionality and make it more self-sufficient on the job.

• Functional Flatbed or Towing Arrangement: The body of the wrecker is designed to facilitate easy loading and towing of disabled vehicles. If it has a flatbed, it is likely made of durable materials that can withstand the weight and stress of loading and transporting vehicles. The flatbed may have ramps for easy vehicle access and tie-down points to secure the load. I kekahi mau hihia, the wrecker may have a towing mechanism that allows for traditional towing operations, with a tow bar or hitch that is compatible with different types of vehicles.
• Thoughtful Design for Accessibility and Loading: The design of the wrecker takes into account the ease of loading and unloading disabled vehicles. The ramps, if present, are likely designed to be sturdy yet lightweight and easy to deploy. They may be adjustable to accommodate different vehicle heights and angles. The body may also have features such as side rails and non-slip surfaces to ensure the safety of the operator and the towed vehicle during loading and unloading. Eia hou, there may be lighting and signage on the body to enhance visibility during night operations or in low-light conditions.

• Safety in Towing Operations: The Kaicene wrecker is equipped with safety features to ensure a secure towing operation. Load-sensing systems may be in place to monitor the weight and balance of the towed vehicle. If the load exceeds safe limits or becomes unbalanced, makaʻala ka mea hoʻohana. The towing connections, such as the tow bar or winch cable, are designed with safety in mind, with features like locking mechanisms and high-strength materials to prevent accidental detachment. The vehicle may also have stability control systems and anti-lock brakes to enhance safety during towing and driving.
• Operator-Controlled Systems for Precision: The controls in the operator’s cab are designed for ease of use and precision. The operator can easily manage the winch, ramps, and other recovery equipment. The controls are likely ergonomically placed and intuitive, reducing the risk of operator error. There may also be safety interlocks and warning systems to prevent accidental activation of certain functions. The cab may be equipped with a rear-view camera or mirrors to provide a clear view of the towed vehicle and surrounding area, enhancing safety during towing operations.

• Comfortable Cab for Extended Operations: The operator’s cab is designed with the operator’s comfort in mind. Ergonomic seating provides proper support during long hours of operation, hoemi ana i ka luhi. The cab is likely insulated from noise and vibration to create a more pleasant working environment. Climate-control systems may be installed to maintain a comfortable temperature inside the cab regardless of the external weather conditions.
• Visibility and Instrumentation for Optimal Performance: Good visibility is crucial for the operator during towing and recovery operations. The cab is designed with large windows and well-placed mirrors to provide a clear view of the surrounding area. The instrumentation panel may display important information such as engine status, towing load, and vehicle stability indicators. This information helps the operator make informed decisions and ensure safe and efficient operations. Eia hou, there may be communication systems in the cab to allow the operator to stay in touch with dispatchers or other emergency services.

OLELO HOOLAHA

ʻIke Kumu
ʻO ke kalaiwa	4X2
Huila huila	3300mm
Vehicle body size	5.995×2.3×2.35 meters
Huina nui	4.495 mau tona
Vehicle mass	3.78 mau tona
Maximum speed	95km/h
Front wheel track / rear wheel track	Front track： 1540mm; rear track：1550mm
ʻO luna o ke alo / rear overhang	1.135/1.56 mika
Nā ʻāpana ʻenekini
kŘkohu mīkini	Yunnei Power YN27CRE1
Hoʻoneʻe	2.672L
ʻO ka ikaika nui o ka lio	95 ikaika lio
Ka mana puka kiʻekiʻe	70kW
ʻAno wahie	Diesel
Kūlana hoʻokuʻu	Lahui V
Mounted Equipment Parameters
Hoʻolaha kaʻa	HTW5040TQZPK
Mounted equipment brand	Zhuanwei brand
Lifting mass	520kg
Transmission Parameters
Hoʻohālike hoʻoili	WANLIYANG WLY5T32
Ka helu o nā kaʻa	5 nā kāʻei
Number of reverse gears	1
Nā Kūlana Chassis
Laina Chassis	KAMA
Chassis vehicle series	Kaicene M
Ke kumu hoʻohālike Chassis	KMC1042A33D5
Number of leaf springs	7/9+5
Kaila
Ka helu o nā huila	6
Hōʻikeʻike kaʻa	7.00R16LT 8PR