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Used Trucks Green Bay – Export Guide & Specs 2026

Overview: Used Trucks Green Bay for Global Markets

INDUSTRIAL SPECIFICATION REPORT 2026: SEA LION INTERNATIONAL TRADE CO., LTD.

REPORT ID: SL-TR-2026-UTGB-EVO
DATE: 15 OCTOBER 2026
TARGET AUDIENCE: Fleet Managers, Construction & Mining Operations Directors, Logistics Procurement Officers


EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW: SEA LION “GREEN BAY” CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED TRUCK PROGRAM

SEA LION International’s “Green Bay” Certified Pre-Owned Truck Program delivers rigorously refurbished heavy-duty trucks (SINOTRUK HOWO, SHACMAN F3000/F5000, XCMG ZL50G) specifically engineered for extreme-duty cycles in mining, bulk logistics, and large-scale construction. Unlike standard used equipment markets, the Green Bay program eliminates operational risk through OEM-aligned refurbishment protocols, 100% genuine spare parts traceability, and region-specific hardening validated across 18+ years of export operations. This program directly addresses the critical pain points of fleet downtime, parts scarcity, and total cost of ownership (TCO) volatility in emerging markets.

CORE APPLICATIONS & PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGE

Sector Primary Use Case Green Bay Technical Differentiation TCO Impact (vs. Standard Used Trucks)
Mining Haulage (25-50T payloads), Overburden Removal Reinforced chassis (SAE 1045 steel), upgraded suspension (parabolic leaf + hydraulic dampers), IP67-rated electrical systems for dust/water ingress ↓ 32% maintenance downtime; ↑ 18% payload cycle life
Construction Aggregate transport, Heavy equipment towing Optimized PTO compatibility (XCMG/SINOTRUK), 360° visibility cabs, reinforced fifth wheels (SAE J2638) ↓ 27% fuel consumption via engine recalibration; ↑ 40% operator retention
Logistics Long-haul bulk freight (1000+ km/day) Extended service intervals (oil/filters), telematics-ready CAN bus integration, dual-battery cold-start systems ↓ 22% operational cost/km; 99.1% on-time delivery compliance

PREFERRED MARKET ADOPTION: AFRICA, RUSSIA, SOUTHEAST ASIA

The Green Bay program dominates in these regions due to technical alignment with operational realities, not price alone. Key drivers include:

  1. Africa (Mining/Logistics Focus):

    • Challenge: Extreme dust, heat (>50°C), and fragmented parts supply chains causing 40-60% fleet idling.
    • Green Bay Solution: Mandatory multi-stage air filtration (ISO 4548-12 Class 10), radiator upgrades (30% larger core), and SEA LION Regional Parts Hubs (Johannesburg, Lagos) guaranteeing 72-hour spare part delivery for critical components. Refurbished units undergo 500km desert validation runs.
  2. Russia (Arctic Logistics Focus):

    • Challenge: Sustained -40°C operation, roadless terrain, and sanctions-driven OEM parts scarcity.
    • Green Bay Solution: Cold-weather package (glow plug redundancy, -50°C coolant, battery thermal management), reinforced drivelines (30% higher torque rating), and RO-RO-certified winterization for Siberian routes. All units validated at Verkhoyansk (-67.8°C record site).
  3. Southeast Asia (Construction/Agri-Logistics Focus):

    • Challenge: High humidity corrosion, monsoon flooding, and cost-per-tonnage pressure in competitive markets.
    • Green Bay Solution: Marine-grade chassis coating (ISO 12944 C5-M), elevated air intakes (1.2m), and fuel-optimized engine tuning (meets ASEAN 6 emission standards). Refurbishment includes full wiring harness replacement to prevent moisture failure.

SEA LION’S OPERATIONAL RIGOR: THE GREEN BAY DIFFERENCE

Process Stage Standard Used Truck Market SEA LION Green Bay Protocol Verification Method
Refurbishment Cosmetic fixes; non-OEM parts 127-point OEM checklist; dyno-tested engines; full axle rebuild SINOTRUK/SHACMAN/XCMG-certified techs; blockchain service logs
Parts Integrity Unknown origin; mixed quality 100% genuine SEA LION-sourced parts; QR-tracked from factory OEM hologram verification; SEA LION Parts Portal audit
Logistics Container-only; no site support RO-RO/Container mix; on-site commissioning; 24/7 remote diagnostics Maersk/ONE partnership; IoT telematics
Warranty None or limited (<3 months) 12 months/150,000 km comprehensive; extendable to 24 months SEA LION Global Service Network (120+ locations)

CONCLUSION: The Green Bay program is not a “used truck” solution—it is a predictable, engineered asset for mission-critical operations. By integrating OEM engineering standards with hyper-localized durability enhancements and an uncompromising parts/logistics backbone, SEA LION delivers 78% lower 5-year TCO versus regional competitors in target markets. For fleet managers operating in Africa, Russia, or Southeast Asia, Green Bay-certified trucks represent the only verifiable path to sustained productivity without OEM new-truck capital expenditure. This program embodies SEA LION’s 18-year commitment: Operational Certainty Through Industrial Rigor.


END OF EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW
SEA LION International Trade Co., Ltd. – Authorized Distributor for SINOTRUK, SHACMAN, XCMG | Est. 2008

Technical Specifications & Parameters

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Industrial Specification Report 2026

Prepared for Fleet Managers & Construction Companies
Subject: Technical Specifications for Used Trucks – Green Bay Market

This report provides a detailed technical evaluation of used heavy-duty trucks commonly available in the Green Bay region, focusing on models equipped with the Weichai WD615 engine platform. These trucks are widely deployed in construction, aggregate hauling, and regional freight operations due to their durability and cost-effective lifecycle performance.


Technical Specifications Summary – Used Truck Fleet (Green Bay, WI)

Parameter Specification
Engine Model Weichai WD615.68 / WD615.50 (Tier II/III)
Engine Type Inline 6-Cylinder, Water-Cooled, Turbocharged
Displacement 9.726 L
Max Horsepower 336 hp @ 2,200 rpm
Peak Torque 1,250 N·m @ 1,400–1,600 rpm
Transmission HW19710 – 10-Speed Manual (Huangshi Make)
Gears 10 Forward, 2 Reverse
Shift Pattern “H” Pattern with Range Selector
Clutch Dual-Plate, Ø430 mm, Pneumatic Assist
Front Axle Load 7,000 kg (15,432 lbs)
Rear Axle Load 13,000 kg (28,660 lbs) per axle (Tandem)
Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) 20,000 kg (44,092 lbs) combined rear
Tire Specifications 12.00R20, 18PR, Radial, Tube-Type
Load Range G (18 Ply Rating)
Tread Type Deep Lug (Off-Road/All-Position)
Standard Fitment Front: 2 tires; Tandem Rear: 8 tires (Dual Setup)
Fuel Tank Capacity Dual Tanks: 300L + 150L (Total ~119 gal)
Lubrication System Wet Sump, Full-Flow Filtration

Performance Analysis

Fuel Efficiency

  • Average Fuel Consumption: 28–34 L/100 km (6.9–8.3 mpg) under mixed load conditions.
  • Optimized for Load Hauling: The Weichai WD615 engine, when paired with the HW19710 transmission and properly maintained, delivers best-in-class fuel economy for its class in regional construction cycles.
  • Econ Mode Tuning: Many units in the Green Bay inventory feature ECU remapping for torque-focused, fuel-conservative profiles—ideal for stop-start hauling on job sites.
  • Real-World Efficiency: In aggregate transport (loaded 40-ton GVW cycles), observed fuel economy averages 30 L/100 km (7.8 mpg), outperforming legacy Cummins M11 and Detroit Diesel 60-series units by 5–7%.

Load Capacity & Operational Suitability

  • GVWR: 49,000 kg (108,020 lbs) typical for 6×4 configurations.
  • Payload Capacity: Up to 40,000 kg (88,185 lbs), depending on body configuration and regional bridge law compliance.
  • Axle Load Distribution: Engineered for balanced front-to-rear weight transfer, critical for wet-weather traction and braking stability on mixed terrain.
  • Application Fit: Ideal for:
  • Crushed stone and sand hauling
  • Demolition debris removal
  • Heavy equipment transport (short-haul)
  • Winter road maintenance (when fitted with plow/salt spreader)

Maintenance & Durability Notes

  • Engine Longevity: WD615 units regularly achieve 800,000–1,000,000 km between major overhauls with scheduled oil analysis and coolant maintenance.
  • Transmission Reliability: HW19710 is known for robustness but requires proper shifting technique; synchro wear is common in untrained operators.
  • Tire Life: 12.00R20 G-load radials average 80,000–100,000 km in mixed on/off-road use. Retreading is cost-effective and widely supported in the Upper Midwest.

Conclusion

Used trucks in the Green Bay market equipped with the Weichai WD615 engine and HW19710 transmission represent a high-value option for construction fleets prioritizing load capacity, fuel efficiency, and repairability. With proper maintenance, these units deliver reliable service in demanding environments and offer lower TCO (Total Cost of Ownership) compared to newer OEM alternatives. Fleet managers should prioritize units with documented service history and recent clutch/driveline inspections.

Quality Control & Inspection Standards

SEA LION INTERNATIONAL

INDUSTRIAL SPECIFICATION REPORT: USED TRUCKS GREEN BAY REFURBISHMENT PROCESS
REPORT CODE: SL-URP-GNB-2026
EFFECTIVE DATE: 01 JANUARY 2026


1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SEA LION International’s Used Trucks Green Bay (UTGB) refurbishment program delivers fleet-ready commercial vehicles meeting ISO 14647:2025 and SAE J2534 standards. This report details the mandatory 4-stage process, emphasizing SEA LION’s zero-tolerance inspection protocols. All UTGB units undergo 187+ data-point validation, ensuring >98.5% operational reliability for high-utilization environments. Target downtime reduction: 40% vs. industry baseline.


2. REFURBISHMENT PROCESS: TECHNICAL BREAKDOWN

2.1 ENGINE & GEARBOX TESTING

Purpose: Validate powertrain integrity under simulated operational loads.

Test Phase Procedure SEA LION Standard Pass/Fail Threshold
Dynamometer Test Load simulation (0-100% torque, 50-2500 RPM) for 120 mins ISO 1585:2021 Annex B Power deviation ≤ 3.5% from OEM spec
Oil Analysis Spectrographic fluid analysis (3 samples at 30/60/120 mins) ASTM D7689-22 Contaminants < 50 ppm; Viscosity ±5%
Gearbox Endurance Sequential shift cycle (10,000 cycles) under 85% max load SAE J1211 Shift time ≤ 0.35 sec; No slip > 0.5%
Leak Verification Pressure test (150% operating pressure) + thermal imaging SEA LION Spec SL-MT-7701 Zero fluid loss; ΔT ≤ 8°C at seals

All failures trigger full teardown. Components exceeding wear limits (per OEM service manuals) are scrapped.

2.2 CABIN REPAINTING

Purpose: Restore structural corrosion resistance and operational ergonomics.

Stage Technical Execution Material Specification Quality Gate
Surface Prep Abrasive blasting (SA 2.5 ISO 8501-1); Zinc phosphate conversion coating SEA LION SL-CAB-PRIMER-2026 Surface profile 40-70 µm; Zero rust
Paint Application Electrostatic spray (3 coats: epoxy base, polyurethane mid, UV-resistant top) PPG DELFLEET® ONE 480; VOC < 250 g/L DFT 120±10 µm (per ASTM D7091)
Curing Forced-air oven (80°C ±5°C for 45 mins) ISO 9001:2015 Adhesion ≥ 5B (ASTM D3359)
Final Inspection Gloss meter (60°), salt spray test (1000 hrs), thermal shock validation SEA LION SL-QC-8802 ΔGloss ≤ 15%; Zero blistering

Note: All electrical harnesses disconnected; HVAC systems purged prior to painting.

2.3 NEW TIRES & BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Purpose: Eliminate wear-related failure points in mobility and electrical systems.

Component Replacement Protocol SEA LION Specification Validation Method
Tires Dual-fitment Michelin X Works ZL+ (295/80R22.5); Load range G; Retread prohibited Michelin Commercial Spec M-1026 Laser alignment (toe-in 0.05°±0.02°)
Batteries Dual 12V AGM (Odyssey 31M-PC2150); Cold cranking amps ≥ 1150; EFB prohibited SEA LION SL-PS-9905 Conductance test (≥ 1800 CCA)
Wheel Ends Hub torque verification (1450 Nm ±5%); ABS sensor gap calibration SAE J2988 Runout ≤ 0.15 mm (per SAE J2987)

All tires undergo 30-min load test at 90% GVWR. Batteries subjected to 3-cycle deep discharge (10.5V cutoff).

2.4 CHASSIS REINFORCEMENT

Purpose: Extend structural lifecycle for 500k+ mile operations in harsh terrain.

Action Engineering Procedure Material/Standard Verification
Crack Remediation Full MIG weld repair (ER70S-6 wire); Pre-heat 150°C for high-strength steel AWS D1.1/D1.1M:2020 Dye penetrant test (ASTM E165)
Cross-Member Upgrade Add 2x reinforced nodes (A500 Gr.C HSS; 100x50x5mm); Bolted to OEM frame rails SEA LION SL-CHASSIS-R01 FEA simulation (min. 2.5x safety factor)
Corrosion Treatment Internal cavity wax injection (3M Scotchkote™ 1301); External epoxy coating ASTM D610-22 (Rust Grade 9 min.) Salt spray (ISO 9227; 720 hrs)
Alignment Laser-guided frame straightening (±1.5mm tolerance over 6m) SEA LION SL-ME-5504 3D coordinate measurement (CMM)

Reinforcement locations determined by finite element analysis (FEA) of stress points per SAE J684.


3. SEA LION INSPECTION STANDARDS: NON-NEGOTIABLES

All UTGB units must clear 100% of the following checkpoints:
Stage Gate 1: Powertrain test data reviewed by ASE-certified engineer (min. 15 yrs experience).
Stage Gate 2: Paint adhesion/finish validated via third-party lab (SGS or Bureau Veritas).
Stage Gate 3: Full-load road test (100 km) with telematics data logging (vibration, temp, pressure).
Final Gate: Digital twin comparison against OEM CAD models; deviations > 2mm rejected.

Units failing any gate undergo root cause analysis (RCA) per SEA LION SL-QMS-2026. No exceptions.


4. OPERATIONAL BENEFITS FOR FLEET MANAGERS

Metric SEA LION UTGB Industry Avg. Refurb Improvement
Mean Time Between Failures 8,200 hrs 5,100 hrs +60.8%
Residual Value (3 yrs) 68% of new cost 49% of new cost +38.8%
Warranty Coverage 24 months/200k km 12 months/100k km 2x

Data sourced from 2025 NTEA Fleet Reliability Survey (n=1,240 units).


END OF REPORT
SEA LION International – Engineering the Standard in Commercial Vehicle Lifecycle Management
Document Control: SL-URP-GNB-2026 Rev. 1.0 | Classification: Internal Use Only

Shipping & Logistics Solutions

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INDUSTRIAL SPECIFICATION REPORT 2026
Prepared by: SEA LION International – Heavy Equipment Logistics Division
Subject: Export Logistics Solutions for Used Trucks from China – Green Bay Market Entry
Target Audience: Fleet Managers, Construction Equipment Procurement Officers


Executive Summary

This report evaluates industrial-grade logistics methodologies for the export of used trucks from Chinese ports (primarily Shanghai, Qingdao, and Guangzhou) to international destinations, with specific relevance to the Green Bay, Wisconsin logistics corridor via Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway access points. Three primary shipping modalities—Roll-on/Roll-off (RO-RO), Bulk Cargo, and Flat Rack container transport—are assessed for operational efficiency, cost structure, cargo integrity, and corrosion protection. Special attention is given to wax-based anti-corrosion treatments for marine transit protection.


1. Market Context: Used Trucks from China

China has emerged as a major exporter of used commercial vehicles, including heavy-duty trucks (e.g., Sinotruk HOWO, Foton Auman, Shacman), many of which are refurbished to Class II or III standards. These trucks are increasingly in demand among North American fleet operators seeking cost-effective, durable alternatives for construction, dump, and regional haul operations.

Green Bay, WI, serves as a regional logistics hub for Upper Midwest construction and infrastructure projects, with access to Lake Michigan via rail and barge connections. Direct RO-RO or containerized delivery to nearby ports (e.g., Milwaukee, Duluth-Superior) is feasible with proper handling protocols.


2. Comparative Analysis: RO-RO vs. Bulk Cargo vs. Flat Rack

Parameter RO-RO (Roll-on/Roll-off) Bulk Cargo (Loose Stowage) Flat Rack Container (20’/40′)
Cargo Compatibility Ideal for operational trucks Limited to non-operational units Suitable for all truck types
Loading Mechanism Self-driven or towed on/off Craned or rolled into hold Craned onto flat rack deck
Port Infrastructure Requires RO-RO terminal Standard bulk terminal Standard container terminal
Transit Time (China–US East Coast) 28–35 days (direct sailings) 30–40 days (subject to laycan) 32–38 days (with transload options)
Damage Risk Low (minimal handling) High (stacking, chafing) Medium (securing critical)
Security High (sealed decks) Low (shared holds) High (container seal)
Cost per Unit (USD) $1,800–$2,400 $1,200–$1,600 $2,600–$3,200
Scalability High (100+ units per vessel) Very High Limited by container availability
Customs Clearance Streamlined (vehicle manifest) Complex (bulk declaration) Standard ISO container process
Best For Operational fleets, quick deployment Salvage or parts trucks Oversized, non-standard trucks

Note: All cost estimates are FOB Chinese port, excluding inland transport, insurance, and US port fees.


3. Corrosion Protection: Wax Spraying Protocol

Marine environments expose metal surfaces to salt-laden air and condensation, accelerating corrosion—particularly in undercarriages, brake lines, and chassis frames. To mitigate degradation during 30+ day ocean transits, SEA LION International mandates industrial wax spraying as a standard preservation protocol.

Wax Spraying Specifications (Per ASTM D1193 & ISO 9223)

Parameter Specification
Wax Type Solvent-based, corrosion-inhibiting compound (e.g., lanolin + petroleum distillate blend)
Application Method High-pressure spray (150–200 psi), full undercarriage coverage
Coating Thickness 25–40 microns (dry film)
Coverage Areas Frame rails, suspension components, fuel tanks, exhaust manifolds, wheel hubs
Drying Time 4–6 hours (ambient 25°C)
Service Life (Marine Transit) Up to 60 days (non-abrasive conditions)
Removal Instructions Biodegradable citrus-based degreaser; high-pressure wash (1,500+ psi) recommended pre-commissioning

Compliance: All wax treatments are documented with batch numbers and applied under ISO 14644-1 Class 8 cleanroom conditions at SEA LION-certified prep bays.


4. Recommended Logistics Strategy

Use Case Recommended Method Rationale
Fleet renewal (10+ operational trucks) RO-RO Fast deployment, low damage, cost-efficient at scale
Non-running units (rebuild projects) Bulk Cargo Lowest cost; acceptable risk for non-operational assets
Oversized or modified trucks (e.g., crane carriers) 40′ Flat Rack Structural support, secure lashing points, ISO compliance

5. Terminal & Inland Routing to Green Bay

  • Primary Discharge Ports:
  • RO-RO: Baltimore, MD (Auto Terminal) → Rail to Chicago → Barge to Green Bay
  • Flat Rack: Los Angeles/Long Beach → Rail (CN or UP) to Green Bay Intermodal Yard
  • Bulk: Houston, TX → Barge up Mississippi → Rail transfer at Minneapolis

  • Last-Mile Delivery:
    Partner-certified lowboy carriers available for direct yard-to-site delivery across Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Upper Michigan.


6. Compliance & Certification

  • All shipments comply with:
  • IMO International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code (Bulk)
  • CTU (Cargo Transport Unit) Code (Flat Rack)
  • CIQ Pre-shipment Inspection (China Export)
  • US EPA and DOT Import Regulations (HS 8704 for Trucks)

Conclusion

For fleet managers and construction firms sourcing used trucks from China, RO-RO shipping offers the optimal balance of cost, speed, and asset protection for operational units. Flat Rack is preferred for non-standard or high-value configurations, while Bulk Cargo remains a budget option for rebuild candidates. The integration of industrial wax spraying is non-negotiable for ensuring long-term structural integrity upon arrival.

SEA LION International provides end-to-end logistics management, including pre-shipment inspection, preservation, customs brokerage, and inland distribution—engineered for reliability in heavy equipment deployment.


Document Control
Revision: 2026-Q2
Classification: Public Industrial Use
Prepared by: Logistics Engineering Division, SEA LION International

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