Recently, 5 HOHAN trucks have completed all the factory inspections and have been loaded onto vehicles for transportation. They are about to be sent to the port for loading and export to Tanzania. The customer stated that these trucks mainly undertake the heavy-load container transfer business between Dar es Salaam Port and inland container storage yards. At the same time, the vehicles also need to directly transport containers and bulk goods to industrial parks, mining areas, and various construction sites in places like Dar es Salaam, Mwanza, and Arusha from the port.

These HOHAN trucks are equipped with heavy-duty dedicated chassis, which are highly suitable for long-distance transportation operations in the complex road conditions of Africa. The main frame beam is made of high-strength steel, and the overall welding process is solid. When traveling on inland unpaved roads, they have excellent structural strength and torsional resistance.

The biggest advantage of this configuration of HOHAN trucks is stable power output and strong adaptability to harsh operating environments. The matching engine can output sufficient torque, has outstanding heavy-load climbing ability, and fully meets the frequent long-distance freight transportation needs between cities in Tanzania. The driver's cabin is spacious, providing a better driving and riding experience for local drivers engaged in long-distance operations day and night.

The vehicles are equipped with 12R22.5 specification tires, which are widely available in the spare parts market in Tanzania and other East African countries. Later maintenance and purchase of spare parts will be very convenient. The mechanical suspension structure is simple and durable, capable of coping with rough and damaged roads. The vehicle is equipped with a dual-loop air braking system and an ABS anti-lock braking device, providing stable and reliable braking performance in sandy and multi-slope road environments.

In a few days, these 5 trucks will be loaded onto ships and set sail. The customer plans to immediately put the vehicles into container transportation business after they arrive at the port. If the overall performance of the vehicles in heavy-load operation is stable, subsequent purchases will be made to expand the fleet size.