Equipment
Rough Terrain Cranes
Rough terrain (RT) cranes are best known for their job site maneuverability and large tires, their short wheel base gives them the ability to travel well in tight areas, and move through rough conditions. Although they are efficient job site travelers they are not highway legal and require transportation to the work area. Rough terrain cranes have a very strong pick and carry capability which increases the utility of the rough terrain crane. Most rough terrain cranes only require a single operator and no oiler. Newer models of rough terrain cranes now offer boom lengths and accessories that can match truck cranes making them a very efficient choice for job sites.
- Grove RT530E 30T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT635-C 35T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT650E 50T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT760E 60T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT865C 65T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT880E 80T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT890E 90T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT990 90T (Load Charts)
- Grove RT9130 130T (Load Charts)
- Link-Belt HSP8050 50T (Load Charts)
- Link-Belt RT8090 90T (Load Charts)
- Terex RT175 75T (Load Charts)