Dump trucks / heavy trucks often refer to 8x4,6x4,6x2,4X2, and the corresponding ones are not the first four after eight, the first four after six, the first two after six, the first two after four?
The 8X4 represents 4 steering wheels, 4 drive wheels, 2 steering axles, and 2 rear drive axles. The 6X4 represents 4 driving wheels, two steering wheels, 2 drive back axles, and 1 steering front axles. 6X2 indicated that there were 3 groups of bridges, 1 groups of bridges turned, 1 groups of bridges driven, 1 sets of bridges supported or driven, sometimes hanging without use. 4X2 indicates that there is a front axle with a rear axle, two front wheel steering, and two rear wheel drive.
In order to increase the driving capacity, the rear axle is driven, or a single rear bridge, or a single rear bridge. It is now almost the driving form of 6*4. The dump truck is as simple as that. If you're interested in learning, add 949947993. I'm as professional as you!
A dump truck is a dump truck. How many times multiplied is the driving form. There is no single front axle for dump trucks without double front axles. What I see most at the moment is 6*4, and there is hardly any 8*4 6*2 dump truck, because the double front axle is hard to get out of the way
