What is the maximum length of a concrete pump truck?

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FernandoMarie
07/30/25 12:52am
Different brands and types of concrete pump trucks have varying body lengths. There are seven common specifications for pump truck lengths: 21 meters, 24 meters, 28 meters, 30 meters, 33 meters, 38 meters, 35 meters, and 37 meters. Initially, domestically produced boom-type concrete pump trucks mostly had boom lengths of 37 meters, but in recent years, there has been a trend toward longer booms. In the coming years, as demand continues to grow, even longer boom concrete pump trucks will enter the market. Reduced cooling circulation capacity: Damage to the water pump can weaken or even stop the cooling circulation, leading to coolant boiling. Coolant leakage near the engine water pump: Coolant leakage can leave traces of coolant color on the water pump's ventilation holes, resulting in symptoms like high water temperature due to insufficient coolant. Abnormal noise from the water pump during engine operation: Abnormal noise from the water pump may be caused by internal debris or bearing wear.
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