Compare Shacman, AERO7 and Foton tractor heads by axle layout, power, transmission and emissions before preparing an import inquiry.
Importers sourcing heavy trucks need more than a horsepower figure. Axle layout, transmission, emissions compliance and intended trailer weight all affect operating cost and market suitability. The following three new diesel configurations offer distinct options for logistics fleets, distributors and project buyers. More alternatives are available in our tractor head range.

Matching the Specification to the Route
The Shacman F3000 is a 6×4, ten-wheel tractor designed around a practical heavy-haul specification. It combines a 351–450 hp Weichai engine, 12-speed manual FAST gearbox and listed 31–40-ton load capacity. Its Euro 4 configuration may suit markets where mechanical simplicity, accessible maintenance and purchase value are key priorities.

For buyers focused on higher power and modern road logistics, the AERO7 tractor provides a different profile. The listed specification includes a 4×2 drive layout, more than 450 hp, automatic transmission, at least 2,500 Nm of torque and Euro 6 emissions. This combination is relevant to long-distance fleets seeking lower rolling resistance, easier driving and compliance with stricter emissions rules.

The Foton AUMAN EST targets demanding 6×4 applications with a Cummins engine, automatic transmission, more than 450 hp and a listed load capacity above 50 tons. Its supplied specification indicates Euro 5, although the commercial product naming references Euro 6. Buyers should therefore confirm the final engine certificate and destination-market homologation before ordering.
Prepare a Clear Purchase Request
A useful inquiry should include the destination country, required quantity, trailer type, road conditions, preferred emission standard and acceptable transmission. These details allow the supplier to verify configuration, documentation and shipping requirements efficiently. Contact us with your fleet plan to discuss a suitable tractor head package and quotation.