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| Best For: | Construction, Quarry, Mining | Condition: | Used After Refurbishment |
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| Drive Type: | 6x4 Left-Hand Drive | Truck Type: | Heavy-duty Dump Truck |
For buyers in Togo looking for a dependable heavy tipper in 2026, the used Sinotruk HOWO 6x4 LHD dump truck is the most practical and widely supported choice on the market. Left-hand drive (LHD) matches Togo's road rules and is the standard configuration for all trucks operating commercially in Lomé, Kara, Sokodé, and across ECOWAS corridors. HOWO 6x4 dump trucks are already the dominant tipper platform on Togolese construction sites and road-building contracts because spare parts are stocked locally, mechanics know the engine, and the purchase price fits within the budget of small and mid-sized contractors. This page covers everything you need to confirm the right specification, understand the delivered cost to Togo, and place an order for 2026 shipment.
Road construction contractors in Togo: Togo's national road network is under active expansion, with projects running from the coast through the Plateaux and Centrale regions into the north. Contractors hauling laterite, crushed stone, and sand to road-base works need a tipper that can complete multiple short-cycle trips per day on mixed tarmac and dirt access roads without hydraulic failures or frame fatigue. The HOWO 6x4 LHD dump truck with a 18 to 22 cubic metre steel body handles this duty cycle reliably. More trips per means higher revenue per truck, especially on fixed-rate construction contracts. The key challenge is unplanned downtime on fixed-deadline contracts. The solution is a truck platform where a blown hydraulic hose or worn brake pad can be sourced and replaced in Lomé the same day.
Quarry and aggregate operators: Limestone and phosphate extraction in the Maritime and Plateaux regions of Togo requires heavy tippers running loaded on rough quarry access roads under high axle stress. The HOWO 6x4 rear-axle configuration distributes payload across two driven axles, reducing per-axle stress compared to a 4x2 unit. The WD615 or WD10 engine delivers the low-RPM torque needed to pull a full load up a quarry incline without gear hunting. The Euro 2 or Euro 3 standard is compatible with the diesel quality available at fuel points across Togo, including remote quarry supply stations.
Urban construction and infrastructure works in Lomé: Building projects in Lomé and Kpalimé require constant delivery of sand, gravel, and concrete aggregate from supply points outside the city. Drivers navigating Lomé's congested streets need a cab with good forward visibility, reliable air brakes, and a tight turning radius. The HOWO HW76 day cab LHD configuration is well-suited to urban multi-drop runs. For operators scaling from one unit to a fleet, the used HOWO dump truck range offers consistent specifications across multiple model years, simplifying driver training and parts management.
| Specification | Detail |
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| Make / Model | Sinotruk HOWO 6x4 Dump Truck |
| Drive Configuration | 6x4, Left-Hand Drive (LHD) |
| Engine Options | WD615 (336HP / 371HP) or WD10 (380HP) — stock-dependent |
| Emission Standard | Euro 2 or Euro 3 (confirmed per unit) |
| Gearbox | HW19710 10-speed manual |
| Rear Axles | HC16, 16-tonne capacity per axle |
| Body Volume | 18–22 m³ steel tipping body (configuration-dependent) |
| Tipping Mechanism | Rear hydraulic, single ram |
| Payload Capacity | 20–30 tonnes (subject to body spec and local GVW limits) |
| Cab Type | HW76 sleeper cab |
| Fuel Tank | 400 litres |
| Tyres | 12R22.5 (inspected or replaced pre-shipment) |
| Typical Model Years Available | 2016–2022 |
The used HOWO 6x4 LHD dump truck is the right specification for Togo because LHD is legally required for commercial vehicles and the 6x4 drive handles the road conditions found across all of Togo's operational zones. In Lomé and the coastal zone, it delivers construction aggregate on short urban cycles. On the Lomé–Kara national highway, it transports laterite and base-course material to road project stockpiles. In the Savanes region near the Burkina Faso border, it handles mining and agricultural infrastructure haulage on unsealed tracks where rear-axle traction matters. Euro 2 and Euro 3 engines run without issue on the diesel quality at pump stations throughout Togo, and no emissions system maintenance such as AdBlue is required. This makes the HOWO LHD dump truck lower-maintenance in practice than more recent Euro 5 alternatives, which require inputs unavailable in rural Togo.
Also consider: used HOWO 8x4 dump trucks if your payload requirement exceeds 30 tonnes, or used HOWO tipper trucks in other configurations for lighter quarry applications.
This truck is the right decision if you need a LHD tipper that is legal for Togolese roads, supported by local parts, capable of handling a 20 to 30-tonne payload on both sealed and unsealed surfaces, and deliverable to Lomé within 30 to 45 days of order. If your contract start date is within two months, the used HOWO 6x4 LHD dump truck is one of the few platforms where adequate stock exists in China for fast export under the 2026 MOFCOM regulations. If your budget is above USD 30,000 and you need a higher-spec unit, compare with used HOWO A7 dump trucks for newer cab and chassis options.
The price of a used Sinotruk HOWO 6x4 LHD dump truck for buyers in Togo in 2026 typically ranges from USD 16,000 to USD 23,000 FOB China, depending on model year, engine horsepower, body volume, and pre-shipment refurbishment condition. Entry-level 2016–2018 units in operational condition start from approximately USD 16,000–18,000. Verified 2018–2020 units with inspected hydraulics, replaced tyres, and documented mileage typically fall in the USD 18,000–20,000 range. Shipping freight from a Chinese port to the Port of Lomé adds approximately USD 3,200–3,800 per unit. All pricing is subject to confirmation at the time of order based on current stock. Contact us for a live quote on units available for immediate shipment.
Units ship RoRo or flat-rack from Qingdao or Tianjin port. Transit time to Lomé Port is approximately 25 to 35 days. Standard export documentation is provided with every unit: commercial invoice, bill of lading, packing list, export licence, and a MOFCOM-compliant used vehicle export certificate issued under China's 2026 regulations. Buyers handle Togo customs clearance and local registration. A licensed Lomé clearing agent can be recommended on request. For multi-unit orders, we coordinate consolidated vessel bookings to reduce per-unit freight cost.
Qingdao Alston Motors Co., Ltd exports verified used Sinotruk HOWO trucks to West African markets including Togo, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, Benin, and Burkina Faso. Every unit is inspected before shipment: engine start-up, hydraulic tipping cycle under load, gearbox engagement, axle and hub condition, chassis frame check, and cab structural integrity. Inspection reports with photos and video are provided on request. We do not ship units with undisclosed frame damage, tampered mileage records, or documentation gaps. Our export process is fully compliant with China's 2026 MOFCOM used vehicle export framework, meaning every truck we ship carries a verifiable first-registration date and a legal export permit. Read more about what the 2026 export rules mean for buyers: China 2026 used vehicle export rules and their impact on African buyers.
Stock is available for 2026 shipment to Lomé. Send your enquiry with required quantity, preferred model year, body volume, and delivery timeline. We respond within one business day with current pricing, photos, and inspection reports for matching units.
Email: bruce@alstonmotors.com; WhatsApp: +86 18315424206
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