Rough Terrain Cranes Dismantled Machines

About Rough-Terrain Cranes

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Grove RT770 Rough-Terrain Crane

Rough-terrain cranes are the beasts of burden needed to get heavy lifting jobs done in hard-to-reach places. This is why most of them come with four-wheel drive as well as four-wheel steering for maximum manoeuvrability and traction.

What makes rough-terrain cranes different from all-terrain cranes, for example, is that they aren’t necessarily designed to drive on highways, which means they often require a truck and trailer of some kind to haul them from site to site. However, once you get them off-road and into those harsher environments, they’re ready for action as heavy-duty, highly durable lifting machines.

Find The Right Rough-Terrain Crane

You’ll find a big selection of rough-terrain cranes for sale on CraneTrader.ca from leading brands such as Grove, Kato, Kobelco, Link-Belt, Tadano, and Terex, among many others.

Terex, as an example, sells RT-series and Quadstar rough-terrain cranes in unique configurations for a variety of jobs. The RT 230 features a maximum rated lift capacity of 24.8 tonnes (27.3 U.S. tons), a maximum boom length of 29 metres (95 feet), and a max tip height of 43 m (141 ft). The Terex Quadstar 1100 has a maximum rated capacity of 81.6 t (90 U.S. tons), a max boom length of 53 m (174 ft), and a max tip height of 70 m (230 ft).