What are the dimensions of a front-four-rear-eight truck?
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The standard dimensions of a front-four-rear-eight truck are 17.5 meters in length, 2.4 meters in width, and 2.7 meters in height. Definition of a front-four-rear-eight truck: A front-four-rear-eight dump truck refers to a vehicle with two axles and four wheels for the front steering wheels, and two axles (bridges) with a total of eight wheels for the rear drive wheels. The term 'front-four-rear-eight' means there are four wheels in the front and eight wheels in the rear. The front four wheels are arranged on a double-axle system, while the rear eight wheels are also on a double-axle system, with each axle having four wheels—two on each side. Classification of dump truck compartments: Dump truck compartments are divided into rear-tipping and side-tipping types. The movement of the piston rod is controlled by the operating system. Rear-tipping is more common, where the piston rod is pushed to tilt the compartment, while a few models offer bidirectional tipping.