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PRODUCT REVIEWS · MINING AND BULK MATERIAL HAULAGE

LGMG MT95H Dump Truck Review: Plan Your Next Move in Mine Haulage

The right haul truck connects the loading face to the next stage of production. For buyers moving bulk material around a mine, the LGMG MT95H deserves a closer look as part of a complete loading, hauling and tipping plan.

This guide explores the model’s intended work, loading-equipment compatibility and questions worth preparing before contacting a seller. A separately dated section covers a used 2023 example advertised in Shanghai, China.

Affiliate disclosure: We may earn a commission if you purchase through links in this article, at no additional cost to you. We have not operated, inspected or independently tested the advertised truck.

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Editorial illustration of a yellow LGMG MT95H three-axle mining dump truck parked with its body lowered
Custom model illustration inspired by the listing photographs. The setting is illustrative; original seller photographs appear below.

Built Around the Mine-Haulage Task

LGMG places the MT95H in its mining-truck range and identifies large coal mines and non-ferrous metal mines among its working environments. The useful buying angle is the haul cycle: loading, travelling with material, tipping and returning for the next load.

Start with a description of that cycle at your site. What material will the truck carry? How far is the haul? What are the gradients, turning areas and ground conditions? Where will it unload? These details help the supplier discuss the correct configuration for your work.

For quarry or earthworks proposals, send the same operating information and ask for confirmation against the actual machine’s specification. Site suitability should be established for the proposed duty, including the material density and loading arrangement.

Original seller photograph showing a row of yellow LGMG MT95H mining trucks in a yard
Original listing photograph shows several trucks. Ask the seller to identify the exact unit offered under advertisement RL52916.

LGMG MT95H Specifications: Useful Model Context

LGMG’s published MT95H product page lists a 60-tonne payload, a WP13G530E310 engine and an 8DS260A gearbox. It also gives 16.00-25 / 16.00R25 tyres, a 33 m³ heaped body, a 40 km/h maximum speed and dimensions of 9,120 × 3,660 × 4,360 mm.

Those are manufacturer reference figures for the configuration on that page. Match the truck’s serial number, body, drivetrain and documentation to the seller’s specification before using any figure for loading or transport planning.

Payload and body volume answer different questions. Payload describes allowable material mass; body volume describes space. Plan the load using the material’s measured bulk density, the installed body and the machine’s approved limits. A full-looking body does not establish the load’s weight.

Match the Truck to Your Loader and Haul Route

A productive buying discussion covers the fleet around the truck. Ask your loading-equipment team to confirm bucket reach, loading height, bucket capacity and the intended number of passes for each truckload. Include the space needed to position and turn the truck at the loading point.

Then review the unloading area: approach, tipping position, overhead clearance and ground conditions. Have the site’s competent team assess the route and tipping arrangements against the machine’s operating instructions.

Dated Seller Offer — Checked 21 October 2026

The following details describe the individual seller’s advertisement. They are seller-stated and should be reconfirmed with current records and photographs.

ItemAdvertised detail
Model and conditionLGMG MT95H, used
Year / first registration2023 / 2023
Mileage10,500 km
Advertised priceUS$32,000
Load capacity60,000 kg
Net / gross weight33,600 kg / 93,600 kg
Drive and discharge6×4; rear discharge
EngineWeichai WP13G530E310; description states 530 HP
TransmissionFAST 8DS260; eight forward and one reverse
Advertised body volume38 m³
Overall dimensions9.2 × 3.67 × 4.29 m
CabSingle day cab; no sleeper
Warranty field12 months; request written terms
Product locationShanghai, China
Supplier / referenceShenyou Construction Machinery Co., Ltd · Autoline RL52916

The listing’s power field displays 531 HP / 390 kW, while its description uses 530 HP. Request the engine plate and unit specification. The seller’s body-volume figure also describes its offered configuration; confirm the installed body’s capacity and measurement basis before planning loads.

Request operating hours as well as mileage, maintenance records and the exact machine serial number. Ask what the price includes, how taxes and export costs are treated, and whether the warranty covers the intended destination, components and operating conditions.

When this truck sells, update this dated section with its availability status while retaining the model guide and buying questions.

Product Location: Shanghai, China

Shanghai, China is the product location shown in the advertisement. Confirm where the specific unit can be inspected and collected before arranging travel or a carrier.

Where Does the Supplier Say It Exports?

On its own website, Shenyou describes previous machinery exports to Canada, Australia, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Poland, Germany and France, as well as countries in Africa. It also uses the term “America” without specifying a country.

This is the supplier’s stated export history, rather than a confirmed delivery commitment for this truck. Ask for written acceptance and a quotation for your exact destination, including the USA, Nigeria or any other country you are considering.

Shipping Terms to Confirm in Writing

No truck-specific freight charge, Incoterm, sailing date, insurance scope, deposit schedule or delivery lead time was verified. The marketplace’s separate vehicle-delivery-service banner does not establish the supplier’s terms.

Request an itemised quote identifying the collection point, export port, transport method, packing or preparation, loading responsibility, cargo insurance and destination charges. Ask which documents are provided and who handles export clearance and import formalities.

Before booking transport, have the receiving-country requirements checked for this machine’s year, engine and intended use. Ask the carrier to confirm its acceptance of the measured shipping dimensions and weight.

Original Photos and Video Requests

Original seller photograph of a yellow LGMG MT95H with its rear-tipping body raised in the yard
Original advertisement photograph. Request a competent demonstration and unit-specific inspection records; a photograph does not establish operational condition.

No verified video of the particular advertised unit was located during this review. Ask for a current walkaround showing the serial number, hour meter, cab, tyres and chassis, followed by an appropriate demonstration of the truck and tipping system.

Questions Buyers Should Ask Before Contacting the Seller

Our Take: Buy Around the Complete Haul Cycle

The MT95H offers a focused subject for mine-haulage buyers: a mining truck that needs to fit the material, loading equipment and route as one working system. Preparing those details makes your enquiry more useful and helps the supplier respond with a specific configuration and quotation.

Send your material type, haul distance, gradients, loading-machine details and destination with your first message. Then use the unit’s records and inspection to assess the proposed fit.

Sources and Editorial Notes

This research-based guide separates LGMG’s model information from the individual seller’s statements. It is not a hands-on test. Offer details were checked on 21 October 2026; price, availability and terms may change.

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