What is the Difference Between Double Wishbone and Single Wishbone?

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Brown
07/29/25 11:57pm
Single wishbone vehicles generally have a longer body compared to double wishbone ones. Below are some differences between double wishbone and single wishbone: 1. Structure: Double wishbone vehicles have two crossbeams in the upper and lower parts of the large arm, welded into a frame structure, while single wishbone features a single crossbeam structure in the middle. 2. Advantages: The biggest advantage of double wishbone vehicles is their flexibility, making them more suitable for narrow spaces. Single wishbone structures are simpler to manufacture, easier to correct for deformation after welding, and provide better visibility for the driver. 3. Market Application: China's first-generation loaders used double wishbone, but currently produced vehicles mostly use single wishbone, with high-end loaders also adopting single wishbone.
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