Reman Howo TX 6×4 Tipper Truck
This REMAN ROAD reman tipper trucks for sale uses graded reusable parts plus brand-new replacement components under standardized reman manufacturing workflow.
Reman Tipper Trucks for Sale Description
- This REMAN ROAD reman Howo 10 wheel truck adopts standardized reman workflow, combining graded reusable qualified parts and brand-new replacement components.
- Each disassembled part is measured and assessed. Components exceeding wear thresholds get replaced.



- The chassis receives derusting and anti-corrosion treatment for dusty, humid mine environments.
- Strict quality control ensures consistent vehicle reliability for mining bulk haulage projects.



Specification Table
- Model: Reman HOWO SINOTRUK TX Tipper Truck 6×4
- Drive Form: 6×4, 10 wheels; axles fully disassembled & inspected, worn components replaced, load capacity verified
- Cab: TX-F single sleeper cab, air suspension seat, A/C; cab sandblasted, crack detection, repainted, seals & interior parts renewed
- Wheelbase: 3825 + 1350 mm; frame crack inspected and reinforced if required
- Engine: SINOTRUK MC11, 10.518L inline 6-cylinder turbo diesel; fully torn down, wearable parts replaced, dyno tested
- Transmission: HW25712XSL, 12-speed with PTO; disassembled, bearings & synchronizers replaced, shifting performance tested
- Front Axle: 9.5 ton VGD95 steer axle; seals and kingpins renewed, brake assembly rebuilt
- Rear Axle: 16 ton MCY13BGS dual reduction axle; gears and bearings inspected/replaced, backlash calibrated
- Steering System: BOSCH hydraulic power steering; pump and hoses replaced, zero oil leakage test performed
- Braking System: WABCO dual-circuit air brake; all valves & air chambers renewed, full air tightness test
- Tires: 12.00R20 radial tire, 10+1 spare; new tires installed, wheel hubs inspected and resurfaced
- Fuel Tank: 300L; tank thoroughly cleaned and leakage tested
- Cargo Box: NM450 wear-resistant steel, floor 7mm / side 5mm; box repaired, cracked areas reinforced, welding inspection completed
- Hydraulic Lifting: HYVA front-mounted lifting cylinder; hydraulic pump & seals replaced, full lifting cycle test done
- Electrical System: 24V system, twin 12V 165Ah batteries; wiring harness fully replaced, all lights and sensors tested
- Suspension: Multi-leaf spring + shock absorber; broken leaf springs replaced, brand new shock absorbers fitted
How To Distinguish Reman Tipper Trucks and Refurbished Truck?
- Disassembly depth: Remanufacturing fully tears down the truck to individual component level. Refurbishment only cleans exterior, repaints and fixes visible broken parts without opening core assemblies.
- Component inspection: Reman uses precise measurement and crack detection to grade every part. Refurbishment does not inspect hidden internal wear of powertrain.
- Replacement logic: Reman proactively replaces fatigued safety-critical parts before failure. Refurbishment only replaces parts that have already failed.
- Testing standard: Reman tipper trucks requires multi-stage bench and heavy-load road testing. Refurbishment only simple static visual check.
- Documentation: Reman tipper trucks delivers complete traceable reman archive. Refurbished trucks usually have no formal test or component records.
- Service nature: Reman is industrial component rebuilding to reset assembly fatigue life. Refurbishment is cosmetic surface repair to improve appearance.
Hazards of Refurbished Trucks
- Refurbishment only fixes obvious visible faults, while engine, gearbox and axle core assemblies remain unopened. Hidden internal wear and metal fatigue stay undetected.
- High risk of sudden major breakdown during heavy-load haulage at construction or mining sites, causing project halt and cargo loss.
- No standardized component inspection or load testing, performance and remaining service life are unpredictable.
- No formal traceable records, making maintenance planning, insurance assessment and resale difficult.
- Braking and hydraulic defects may trigger safety accidents under downhill heavy payload, bringing liability risks.
- Short usable service cycle, requiring expensive major overhaul shortly after purchase, erasing initial low-price advantage.



