
Wrecker Tow Truck with Crane on Dongfeng — 2-8 t Towing, Built to Order (Ref. WTC-DF2602)
Wrecker with crane on a Dongfeng chassis (2-8 t towing). Crane to order — straight or knuckle boom, any brand. Rescue, transport and lifting in one truck.
Product range
Truck-mounted cranes for export: 4x2 single-axle, heavy-duty 6x4 and 8x4, semi-trailer mounted, and wrecker trucks with crane. Cranes from WHHC, XCMG, SANY or Zoomlion on SINOTRUK, SHACMAN, Dongfeng, FAW, Foton, Isuzu, JMC or JAC chassis — mounted and supplied as one finished truck.

Wrecker with crane on a Dongfeng chassis (2-8 t towing). Crane to order — straight or knuckle boom, any brand. Rescue, transport and lifting in one truck.

Wrecker with crane on an Isuzu chassis (2-8 t towing). Crane to order — straight or knuckle boom, any brand. Rescue, transport and lifting in one truck.

Wrecker with crane on a SHACMAN chassis (2-8 t towing). Crane to order — straight or knuckle boom, any brand. Rescue, transport and lifting in one truck.

Dayun 6x2 crane-truck chassis with a 5 t lifting second axle (DYZ5242JSQD6CB / DYQ1242D6CA). Yuchai 240 or 245 hp, Fast 8-speed, 10 t rear axle, 300 × (8+8+6) three-layer frame, 10.00R20 tyres, 24,500 kg GVW. 10–12 t crane, 6.6–7.3 m body. China VI.

Sinotruk Howman 4500 mm wheelbase crane-truck chassis (ZZ5148 / ZZ5168). Weichai 220 hp, Fast 8-speed, 153 rear axle, 250 mm three-layer frame, 9.00R20 tyres, 14,060 / 16,000 kg GVW. Crane 5–8 t, body 5.0–5.4 m. LHD standard; RHD on request.

Dongfeng DFL1250AW2 6x4 crane-truck chassis (Ref. K04W-979). Euro 2 mechanically controlled diesel, 275 kW, 9.5 L, 12-speed synchronized gearbox, 5,600+1,350 mm wheelbase, 25,000 kg GVW, tandem rear axle at 4.44 ratio. Crane selected to your requirement. LHD standard; RHD on request.

Dongfeng DFL5140XXYB1 4x2 crane-truck chassis (Ref. KD6E-976). Euro 2 mechanically controlled diesel, 190 PS, 5.9 L, 8-speed synchronized gearbox, 5,600 mm wheelbase, 14,495 kg GVW, 6 t front and 10 t rear axle. Crane selected to your requirement. LHD standard; RHD on request.

SINOTRUK Wangpai single-cab log grab truck with a 7.5 m boom, rigid linkage, docking body and Weichai 190 hp engine. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.

Log grab on a Dayun extended cab, with an 8.1 m boom, soft linkage and a flat-jaw grab. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.

Scrap-handling grab truck on the SINOTRUK Wangpai extended cab — 3,900 mm wheelbase, Weichai 190 hp. A 6.3 t three-section full-slewing crane carries a 3+2 twin-ram scrap grab. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.

Sanhuan Chuangke 4x4 single-cab chassis with a 7.5 m rigid-linked log grab, 3+2 twin-ram grab and docking body. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.

SINOTRUK Wangpai single-cab log grab truck with a 4.8 m boom, soft-linked 2+2 flat-jaw grab and Chengli crane unit. Left-hand drive standard; right-hand drive available on request.
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