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BUSINESS - EDITORIAL

Biggest Trucks in the World

Trucks are used to carry loads. Larger trucks have been produced as it turns out that a larger amount of loads need to be transported in one go to speed up the operation in large construction sites and mines. Let's take a look at the biggest trucks in the world.

Wednesday, August 31, 2022
 updated
Biggest Trucks in the World

Biggest Trucks in the World

BUSINESS - EDITORIAL

by Mehmet Kaplan

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We have all seen many different trucks. Some carry the food we bought from the markets, while some of the others carry excavation from the construction sites in the city. When we go near even the smallest ones, we see that they are actually quite large. However, in the case of dam construction or a silver mine, the carrying capacity of trucks of the size we are used to seeing is very poor. And for use in these industrial areas, gigantic trucks are produced, which perhaps we have not been able to see throughout our lives.

Brands specializing in the production of construction and mining equipment are focused on meeting all the demands of their customers. Yes, many businesses need giant trucks, but not all of them need the biggest trucks in the world, as a result, each business has its own needs. For this reason, top construction and mining equipment brands offer many truck models with different load capacities and specifications.

We are interested in the world's largest trucks, operating in different operations on different continents of the world. Each of the biggest trucks in the world is an engineering marvel. They are the result of the desire to always want more, and they have dimensions that will fascinate those who see them. We have put together the biggest trucks in the world and listed them for you. These unique trucks carry the burden of the world on their backs, both real and figuratively.

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Biggest Trucks in the World

Belaz 75710

http://belaz.by/
Biggest Trucks in the World - Belaz 75710
Biggest Trucks in the World - Belaz 75710

The Belarusian Automobile Plant (BelAZ) was founded in 1948 and has become a world-renowned brand with the high-capacity trucks it produces. BelAZ 75710, the biggest truck in the world, is the signature product of BelAZ, which started its operations as an agricultural machinery manufacturer. After producing trucks with a capacity of 280 tons in 1990 and 320 tons in 2005, BelAZ launched the BelAZ 75710 with a carrying capacity of 450 tons in September 2013. BelAZ 75710, which is 20.6 m long, 9.87 m wide, 8.26 m high and weighs 360 tons, is powered by 2 V16 diesel engines producing 2,300 horsepower. The world's biggest truck, BelAZ 75710, with a carrying capacity of 450 tons, has a carrying capacity of 50 tons more than its closest competitors and is at the top of our list.

Caterpillar 798 AC

https://www.cat.com/
Biggest Trucks in the World - Caterpillar 798 AC
Biggest Trucks in the World - Caterpillar 798 AC

The Caterpillar 798 AC is the youngest member of our list and ranks second. A member of the electric drive truck era, the Caterpillar 798 AC is one of Caterpillar's new ultra-class trucks. Announced in 2018, the Caterpillar 798 AC electric drive trucks have been in production since 2019. With a payload capacity of 410 short tons (372 metric tons), the Caterpillar 798 AC is the brand's biggest haul truck, surpassing the Caterpillar 797F, and is equipped with advanced features that appear to be the future of mining trucks. Powered by a 3500 hp (2,610 kW) engine, the Caterpillar 798 AC can reach a maximum speed of 64 km/h. The second biggest truck in the world, the Caterpillar 798 AC is 51 ft 7 in (15.72 m) long, 30 ft 4 in (9.24 m) wide and 26 ft (7.93 m) high. The Caterpillar 798 AC is considered the biggest representative of the new generation of mining trucks.

Caterpillar 797F

https://www.cat.com/
Biggest Trucks in the World - Caterpillar 797F
Biggest Trucks in the World - Caterpillar 797F

One of the biggest trucks in the world, the Caterpillar 797F is the third generation model of the Caterpillar 797 series, which Caterpillar started production in 1998. The Caterpillar 797F was introduced in September 2008. The Caterpillar 797F, which started production in late 2009, replaced the 797B and has been producing by Caterpillar ever since. Caterpillar 797F, with a payload capacity of 401 short tons (364 metric tons), ranks third in the list of the world's biggest trucks, outpacing its two competitors by 1 metric ton extra load capacity. Powered by a 20-cylinder four-stroke diesel engine producing 4,000 hp (2,983 kW), the Caterpillar 797F is one of the most preferred giant trucks in mines around the world. The Caterpillar 797F is a giant dump haul truck that is 49 ft 6 in (15.09 m) long, 31 ft 3 in (9.53 m) wide and 24 ft 5 in (7.44 m) high.

Komatsu 980E-4

https://www.komatsuamerica.com/
Biggest Trucks in the World - Komatsu 980E-4
Biggest Trucks in the World - Komatsu 980E-4

Terex MT 6300AC

https://www.terex.com/
Biggest Trucks in the World - Terex MT 6300AC
Biggest Trucks in the World - Terex MT 6300AC

Liebherr T284

https://www.liebherr.com/
Biggest Trucks in the World - Liebherr T284
Biggest Trucks in the World - Liebherr T284

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