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    Boom truck cranes don’t have the massive lifting capacities of tower or crawler cranes, but their quick transit and setup times make them a natural fit for many lifting jobs.

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    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Hopkins, Minnesota, USA
    Seller: ABM Equipment
    Upper Hours: 4,700
    Location: Houston, Texas, USA
    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Farley, Iowa, USA

    2014 MANITEX 50155S

    Un-Mounted Boom Truck Cranes

    2014 MANITEX 50155S Salvaged Un-Mounted Boom Truck Cranes for sale2014 MANITEX 50155S Salvaged Un-Mounted Boom Truck Cranes for sale
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    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Gallatin, Missouri, USA
    Seller: Durable Equipment LLC
    Drive: 2WD
    Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
    Seller: Giuffre Bros
    Upper Hours: 6,300
    Location: Phoenix, Arizona, USA
    Seller: Mardian Equipment
    Upper Hours: 5,500
    Location: Boise, Idaho, USA
    Seller: Carmody and Associates
    Stock Number: 233343
    Location: Clinton, Illinois, USA
    Seller: Schmidy's Machinery
    Upper Hours: 16,000
    Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
    Serial Number: 192066
    Location: Clinton, Illinois, USA
    Seller: Schmidy's Machinery
    Upper Hours: 0
    Location: Pooler, Georgia, USA
    Seller: Dozier Crane
    Upper Hours: 1,100
    Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
    Upper Hours: 7,167
    Location: Hanson, Massachusetts, USA
    Lift Capacity: 45 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas, USA
    Seller: CraneWorks, LLC
    Lift Capacity: 45 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas, USA
    Seller: CraneWorks, LLC
    Lift Capacity: 45 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas, USA
    Seller: CraneWorks, LLC
    Lift Capacity: 45 ton
    Location: Houston, Texas, USA
    Seller: CraneWorks, LLC
    Upper Hours: 105
    Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
    Upper Hours: 900
    Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
    Upper Hours: 1,797
    Location: Nitro, West Virginia, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane
    Upper Hours: 3,264
    Location: Chantilly, Virginia, USA
    Upper Hours: 5,064
    Location: Columbus, Ohio, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane
    Upper Hours: 1,200
    Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
    Lift Capacity: 50 ton
    Location: Richfield, Ohio, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane
    Upper Hours: 6,178
    Location: Nitro, West Virginia, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane
    Upper Hours: 4,505
    Location: Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane
    Upper Hours: 400
    Location: Columbus, Ohio, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane
    Upper Hours: 1,643
    Location: Cleveland, Ohio, USA
    Seller: ALL Crane

    About Boom Truck Cranes


    Manitex 3051T Boom Truck Crane

    Boom truck cranes are primarily wheeled trucks, often with a flatbed body with a boom crane installed on the bed. Sometimes the crane has a dedicated operator cab, other times the crane has standing controls located near the turret. When outfitted to lift and move materials, there are usually one or two winches mounted to the truck frame or bottom end of the boom that can raise and lower materials attached to the load-handling device or hook at the end of the load line. These trucks are highly versatile machines; some boom truck cranes come equipped with aerial work platforms on the end of the boom instead of hooks, but in most cases, these can be replaced if a platform isn’t what you’re after. Unlike truck cranes, boom truck cranes tend to lack a counterweight, which limits the maximum payload capacity of the crane.

    Types Of Boom Truck Cranes

    There are two types of boom truck cranes: mounted and unmounted. Mounted boom cranes tend to reside at the lighter-duty end of the spectrum compared to lattice and telescopic boom truck cranes and crawlers. Often, these cranes feature telescoping booms designed to extend and retract as needed. Some mounted boom cranes have outriggers capable of providing a stable foundation while the crane is in operation. Unmounted boom truck cranes tend to be wheeled flatbed or carrier trucks with a removable boom crane mounted behind the cab. Sometimes items categorized as unmounted boom truck cranes are just that: a truck crane for sale on its own, with no vehicle.

    Find The Right Boom Truck Cranes

    You’ll find a huge selection of new and used boom truck cranes for sale on CraneTrader.ca, including models from such leading manufacturers as Altec, Manitex, National, and Terex, among others.