Used mining dump trucks

Purpose and Design Features

The main task of a mining dump truck is to move loads weighing from 30 to 100 tons across rough terrain. Unlike conventional road dump trucks, mining models feature reinforced frames, increased ground clearance, rigid bodies, and powerful engines. All this ensures reliability when operating on unstable surfaces, inclines, under high vibration, and dusty environments.

Differences from Road Dump Trucks

A mining dump truck is not designed for asphalt roads — its dimensions, axle loads, and construction are adapted for soil, rock, and stone. It doesn’t require high speed but delivers maximum payload capacity and stability even in extremely tough conditions. Road dump trucks fall short in terms of lifting capacity, off-road performance, and durability under heavy loads.

Why Buying a Used Mining Dump Truck Is Cost-Effective

For many companies, purchasing brand-new machinery is not economically viable — due to high costs, long payback periods, and challenges in accessing service. That’s why the used equipment market offers an effective solution for mining and construction companies.

Advantages of Pre-Owned Machinery

Used mining dump trucks allow up to 40% budget savings without sacrificing performance. Machines previously operated in Europe or Asia often have minimal wear and maintain full functionality. Buying a used mining dump truck is a chance to acquire professional-grade equipment that has already been tested in real conditions and is ready to work right after delivery.

How to Avoid Risks When Buying

The main risk is purchasing a worn-out machine with an unknown history. You can avoid this by working with a supplier who performs full diagnostics and has experience with such models. A reliable seller provides a technical report, photo inspection, customs clearance papers, and service history. This ensures a transparent deal and confidence in the equipment’s condition.

What to Consider When Choosing Used Equipment

A successful purchase begins with selecting the right specifications. The mining dump truck must match the load type, terrain, and material being transported.

Payload Capacity, Body Type, Engine

Key characteristics include payload (from 30 to 100 tons), body type (flat or U-shaped), floor design, and the presence of a heating system. The engine should deliver sufficient torque even when fully loaded — diesel units with 300 to 800 HP are preferred. It’s also important to consider axle load distribution and suspension type, depending on the operating conditions.

Service History and Diagnostics

Pre-purchase diagnostics are essential: check the hydraulics, suspension, body, transmission, and tires. A reliable seller provides full information on engine hours, types of work performed, and component replacements. Equipment without a transparent history is a risky investment, especially in the heavy-duty segment.

Used Mining Dump Trucks from TAD Group

TAD Group supplies pre-owned mining machinery from trusted manufacturers. All machines undergo pre-sale inspection, testing, and readiness preparation. We do not deal with undocumented or technically questionable equipment — only verified solutions.

Guaranteed Technical Readiness

Before sale, each dump truck is thoroughly inspected. Our specialists assess the condition of the engine, hydraulics, transmission, and chassis. Each machine comes with a diagnostic report and photo inspection. This gives you confidence that the equipment is ready to perform even under extreme conditions without additional expenses.

Import, Documentation, Delivery Across Ukraine

TAD Group arranges the import of mining dump trucks from Europe and Asia. We provide a complete set of documents, including invoices, customs paperwork, and vehicle passport. Delivery is available across all regions of Ukraine. The equipment is handed over ready for operation, with no delays or unexpected costs.

If you're also looking for equipment for material sorting and pre-processing, we recommend checking out our used screeners — a great addition to dump trucks in both mining and construction workflows.