The Volvo BM A20 Articulated Dump Truck Industrial Service Repair Workshop Manual provides comprehensive information for all models and engine types. This manual covers every aspect of servicing, repair, and maintenance for your Volvo BM A20 Articulated Dump Truck. With detailed step-by-step instructions, clear pictures, and wiring diagrams, this manual makes even complex repairs easy to understand and execute. Whether you are a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this manual equips you with the knowledge and tools necessary for tackling any repair job. Get started on your next repair today with this essential resource.

The Volvo BM A20 articulated dump truck is a robust and versatile piece of heavy machinery designed for demanding off-road applications. Built by Volvo BM, a Swedish-based company renowned for its construction equipment, the A20 was manufactured from the late 1970s to the early 1980s. It is an articulated design, meaning the truck's body is mounted on a hinged frame, allowing for exceptional maneuverability in tight spaces and uneven terrain. The A20 was powered by a powerful diesel engine, typically a Volvo or Scania unit, providing ample power for hauling heavy loads. It featured a large dump bed capable of carrying substantial quantities of material, making it ideal for applications like mining, quarrying, construction, and forestry. The A20 was known for its reliability, durability, and ease of maintenance. It was designed with a focus on operator comfort and safety, featuring a spacious cab with excellent visibility and a hydraulic steering system that reduced operator fatigue. The A20's articulated design allowed for a tight turning radius, making it efficient in confined spaces and for maneuvering around obstacles. Despite its age, the A20 remains a popular choice for certain applications, particularly in developing countries where its robust construction and reliable performance make it a valuable asset for hauling materials on challenging terrain. While production of the A20 ceased decades ago, spare parts and repair manuals are still available, ensuring that owners can continue to keep these machines in operation for many years to come.