Tracked dump truck: a material transport equipment combining a tracked travel system and a tiltable dump hopper. Mainly used in complex terrains (e.g., muddy, soft, rough ground). Features tracks replacing traditional wheels, reducing ground pressure through a large contact area to minimize bogging risk; enables stable operation in mines, construction sites, farms, marshes, and other areas inaccessible to wheeled vehicles. Hydraulically-driven dump body allows efficient short-distance transport of bulk materials like earth, sand, and crops. Advantages over wheeled models: superior terrain adaptability and traction, ideal for material transfer in harsh environments—a practical tool for engineering, agriculture, and other fields dealing with difficult terrain.