CraneTrader Rough Terrain Cranes Blog Archive

The Tadano Evolt eGR-1000XLL-1 fully electric rough terrain crane can lift up to 100 tons and work for up to seven hours on a battery charge, or continuously with site power, with zero emissions and reduced noise. ...

The Link-Belt 65RT rough terrain crane has a 65-ton lift capacity, a maximum tip height of 211.6 feet, and a 92,000-pound fully assembled haul weight. ...

A Link-Belt 120 RT rough terrain crane, chosen for its capacity at radius and ability to operate in confined spaces, is assisting on a project to connect a landfill site to a renewable natural gas pipeline network in London, Kentucky. ...

The Maryland shipbuilder uses the 130-ton rough-terrain crane to lift and carry 50-foot-long, 22,000-pound launch ways and to retrieve 15,000-lb sliders from the water once a ship has launched. ...

Tadano says it plans to launch a commercial version of the GR-1000XLL Evolt in the U.S. and Canada in 2024. ...

The new rough-terrain model has a 140-ton load capacity and a 197-foot telescopic boom, and is sized for economical transport via lowboy trailer. ...

The massive construction equipment show is set to take place in Munich from October 24 to 30. ...

Sixty-five members of the 2022 Electric Power Research Institute’s (EPRI) Hoisting and Rigging Cranes User Group attended a five-day conference at the Hilton Lexington/Downtown in Lexington, KY. ...

Parent company Manitowoc says that precast concrete panel work is expected to grow 5.6% annually over the next five years due to its efficiency, cost reduction, speed, and quality consistency. ...

“A milestone like this affords us the opportunity to look back and admire what has made Grove successful while inspiring us to drive toward our future goals,” says Aaron Ravenscroft, President and CEO of Grove’s parent company, Manitowoc. ...

Owner Martin Corssen says his Grove cranes are hearty and versatile, and are easy to set up, dismantle, and operate. ...