The SAIC Hongyan Jiebao C6 240HP 4X2 5.8m Dump Truck is a go-to for operators needing agility and reliability—think urban municipal repairs (like road resurfacing), small construction site waste removal, or rural road gravel transport. Under its hood sits a Weichai WP6H240E62 diesel engine, delivering 240 horsepower and 900 N·m of torque between 1400-2200 rpm. This power output hits the sweet spot: it’s enough to haul partial loads up gentle slopes (common in suburban areas) without burning excess fuel, and pairs perfectly with a Fast 8JSD100TA 8-speed manual transmission—smooth for frequent stop-starts in busy city streets. The 4X2 drive setup and 5.142 rear axle ratio make it far more maneuverable than larger 8X4 trucks, letting it navigate narrow alleyways between residential buildings or tight job site entrances with ease.​

What makes this truck practical for daily small-scale tasks is its 5.8m×2.25m×1.4m dump body—sized to handle 10.2 tons of rated payload (with a 25-ton Gross Vehicle Weight) while staying compact. The body is made from Q550 high-strength steel, which resists dents from loose debris (like broken concrete or farm gravel) without adding unnecessary weight. Its hydraulic lifting system takes just 22 seconds to raise fully, a big time-saver for frequent load-and-dump cycles at small construction sites. Underneath, a lightweight single-layer frame (240×75×9mm) and 8/10-leaf spring suspension keep the ride stable over potholed rural roads, protecting both the cargo and the truck’s chassis during daily use.​

For operators watching daily costs, the Jiebao C6 shines with smart efficiency features. Its 300L fuel tank lasts a full day of short hauls (typically 6-8 trips) without refueling, and the Weichai engine’s optimized fuel injection cuts average consumption to around 22L per 100km—5% lower than similar 240HP dump trucks. Maintenance is hassle-free too: the engine uses long-life oil (12,000km between changes), and key parts like the air filter are easy to reach from the side, so you don’t need a full workshop to service it. Inside the cab, small but useful touches make long days easier: a height-adjustable driver’s seat, Bluetooth radio for hands-free calls, and USB ports to charge tools or phones. Plus, a rearview camera helps park safely in crowded municipal yards—exactly the kind of practicality small-operation owners need.​