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Mining Dump Truck with the Largest Rated Payload
The Belarusian BELAZ-75710 mining dump truck has a rated payload capacity of 450 metric tonnes. Introduced in 2013 for heavy-duty open-pit mine haulage, it leads the category when comparing rated carrying loads.
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450metric tonnes
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- Start date
- 2013
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Overview
Archive NoteThe BELAZ-75710 uses two 16-cylinder diesel engines feeding an AC electric drive system for carrying rock along mine haul roads. The engines develop a combined 3,430 kW, and fully laden operating weight is around 810 tonnes.
The truck is approximately 20.6 m long and 9.87 m wide. Its 450-tonne payload refers to load carried, distinct from its roughly 360-tonne operating weight without payload.
Record history
1 Milestones- 450 metric tonnesBELAZ-75710 mining dump truckCurrent Record
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Basis: direct confirmation by an authority
BELAZ manufacturer specifications confirm a 450-metric-tonne rated payload, while Australian Mining explicitly reported it as the world's largest mining truck; a 2026 industry comparison still ranks it first by rated payload.
- Verification assessment
- 2026-11-05
- Last editorial review
- 2026-11-05
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