SINOTRUK HOWO Tractor to Burundi

Recently, a HOWO tractor is ready to ship to Burundi at the port. The main business of customers in Burundi is to pick up containers and bulk cargo from Dar es Salaam Port in Tanzania, and then transport them along the central corridor via Tanzania to Bujumbura, the capital of Burundi, and surrounding areas, and sometimes extend to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. So he said he needed a 6 × 4 tractor with sufficient power, a hard chassis, and the ability to withstand the complex road conditions of the Central Corridor of East Africa, so he ordered this HOWO tractor to give it a try.
This HOWO tractor adopts a 6 × 4 drive system and is equipped with Weichai WP12 series diesel engines, which have high reliability, strong universality of accessories, sufficient engine torque reserve, and can stably pass through complex road conditions.
The frame adopts a high-strength steel double-layer beam structure with strong bearing capacity, suitable for heavy loads and harsh road conditions. The tire specification is 12.00R20 steel wire tire, which can be found in tire shops in various countries in East Africa. Tire repair and replacement are convenient. The fuel tank capacity is 400L, and the endurance is sufficient to cope with long-distance round trips.
The cab of this HOWO tractor adopts a thickened steel plate structure and a four point full floating suspension. The interior space is spacious and comes standard with air conditioning, which can effectively alleviate the driver's fatigue during long-distance driving. The suspension system has undergone reinforcement treatment, with an increase in the number of leaf springs and a surplus in load-bearing capacity.
This HOWO tractor will be shipped from Qingdao Port. The sea voyage will take about one month. After arrival, it will be transferred to Burundi by land, which will take about 50 days in total. The customer stated that they will try it out as soon as they receive it, and if they are satisfied, they will order several other series of HOWO tractors later.