Mini Lifting Dumpers | DT Dealer Range

UNDERSTAND THE EQUIPMENT

What is Mini Lifting Dumper?

A mini lifting dumper carries bulk material in a compact hopper. Tipping, lifting and rotating arrangements are configuration-specific. Match the load, material density, route and receiving height rather than choosing by a model number alone.

SPECIFICATIONS & MODELS

Mini Lifting Dumper at a glance.

Model references: DT500 / DT500S / DT1000 / DT1200

Item	Configuration / reference
Source-listed bucket volume	0.5~0.75~1.0~1.2t
Published tipping	90°; lifting/rotating listed as options
Engine	Gasoline
Starting method	Electric start
Order checks	Payload, hopper, machine width and discharge drawing

Compare Mini Lifting Dumper models

Specification	DT500	DT500S	DT1000	DT1200
Engine power	4.81 kW / 6.5 hp	4.81 kW / 6.5 hp	10.07 kW / 13.5 hp	10.07 kW / 13.5 hp
Load capacity	500 kg	500 kg	1000 kg	1800 kg
Net weight	416 kg	535 kg	650 kg	850 kg
Overall dimensions, source sequence (mm)	2050 / 880 / 1300	2050 / 880 / 1450	2500 / 900 / 1560	2470 / 900 / 1400

Confirm the hopper, lifting or rotating option and discharge geometry in the written configuration. Check load and hopper specifications separately.

Confirm the exact model, options, destination requirements and delivered configuration in the written quotation. Family ranges describe different models, not simultaneous performance.

COMPACT EQUIPMENT SOURCING

Make the supplied hopper and discharge clear.

A focused DT range helps dealers serve narrow-site transport jobs. Quote the actual payload, width and unloading configuration, with a practical parts plan.

01

Define customer fit

Map access, material and unloading needs to models. Keep standard tipping and optional lifting equipment separate.

02

Compare the delivered machine

Request dimensions, drawings, available inspection records and packing details for the same specified configuration.

03

Agree the after-sales scope

Request the model-specific manual, parts identification and maintenance schedule. Confirm initial consumables, warranty handling and local service responsibilities.

HOW TO CHOOSE

Start with the working task.

Use the customer application, exact configuration and support plan to compare offers.

01

Map customer access

Collect the narrowest entrance, turning space, overhead clearance, route surfaces and gradients. Compare the ordered machine's transport and working dimensions.

02

Specify material and discharge

Record material type, required load, receiving height and clearance. Confirm standard tipping versus a lifting or rotating option using the offered drawing.

03

Define the stock package

Keep model, engine, hopper and accessories explicit. Include packing, local preparation, parts and warranty responsibilities in the landed cost.

COST & PROCUREMENT

Compare the complete order.

A useful offer explains both the equipment and the supply scope.

01

Configuration and price

Compare the exact model, power, working configuration and included items. Keep standard equipment and options separate in each quotation.

02

Packing and delivery scope

State the destination. Confirm transport dimensions, loading arrangements and the agreed quotation basis before comparing delivered costs.

03

Parts and long-term support

Request model-specific manuals, parts references, maintenance information and warranty responsibilities. Discuss your local service resources and repeat-order plan.

BUYER QUESTIONS

Answers before
the order.

Clarify the equipment and cooperation scope before placing an order.

Discuss Your Requirements

Are payload and hopper volume the same?

No. Load mass and carrying space answer different questions. Use material density and the ordered payload limit together. The source-listed bucket field is retained as supplied; request the final hopper drawing and specification for the order.

Does every model have high-tip discharge?

Do not assume this. The source lists tipping with lifting or rotating options. Confirm the supplied mechanism, discharge height and working clearance in the quote.

Does DT1200 automatically mean a 1200 kg payload?

No. Do not infer specifications from a model name. The published table shown here lists 1800 kg for DT1200, retained from the source as requested. Confirm the final machine sheet before ordering.

How should a dealer choose stock models?

Match local contractor demand by material, payload, access width and unloading arrangement. Compare packing, preparation and service needs alongside acquisition cost.

What is needed for a dumper quotation?

Provide company, quantities, destination, material, desired load, access width, surface, gradients and receiving height. State whether lifting or rotation is needed.

What support should be agreed?

Request engine and running-gear parts identification, maintenance guidance, initial consumables and the warranty process. Agree local diagnosis and parts-order responsibilities.

CONTINUE YOUR RESEARCH

Product knowledge.
Long-term cooperation.

Use the buying guidance and distributor information to prepare your next discussion.

DEALER SOURCING / BUYING GUIDE

Machinery Sourcing for Dealers: Verify the Supply Behind the Price

A dealer sourcing decision needs a repeatable configuration, evidence of the supply source and a workable parts and order process. Compare those elements alongside the landed purchase scope before selecting equipment for your local range.

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B2B IMPORT PLANNING / BUYING GUIDE

Compact Equipment Import Cost: Compare the Delivered Purchase Scope

A compact equipment import budget should cover the selected machines, packing, transport, destination expenses and preparation for work or resale. Start with a fixed specification and explicit responsibilities so competing prices describe a comparable purchase.