Volvo Construction
Equipment’s articulated hauler has often been imitated –
BUT NEVER
BEATEN. And with the NEW G-Series, Volvo’s proven concept is
even better, with NEW features for optimized productivity.
Robust and reliable, the new G-Series articulated haulers
– including the A25G, A30G, A35G, A35G FS, A40G and A40G FS – are suited to a wide variety of
applications in quarrying, mining and earthmoving.
Steady and reliable
The powerful, new turbocharged six-cylinder Volvo engines have been redesigned to adhere to stringent Stage IV emissions regulations. The Volvo drivetrain and a unique inline dropbox designed for high ground clearance are purpose-built to ensure perfect harmony and optimized performance. The drive- train’s unique design delivers high rimpull, lowers fuel consumption and provides reliability in heavy-duty applications. The proven concept of oil-cooled wet multiple-disc brakes on the A35 and A40 models is now being introduced on the A25G and A30G, reducing maintenance costs and increase uptime, even on muddy or dusty job sites. The retardation system controls downhill hauling speeds using wheel brakes and the Volvo engine brake.
To keep the G-Series surefooted in even the most treacherous of job sites, automatic traction control (ATC) and unique differential locks are standard. The unique ATC system automatically switches between drive combinations of 6x6 and 6x4 to ensure lower fuel consumption or provide maximum traction when needed. If necessary, all differentials can be 100% locked, causing all wheels to rotate at the same speed for maximized traction in slippery conditions.
With the A35G FS and A40G FS, full hydraulic sus- pension on all wheels increases productivity and makes for a more comfortable ride — not to mention excellent performance and high hauling speeds in tough conditions.
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