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    2011 National 600E

    2011 National 600E

    • Manufacturer: National
    • Model: 600E

    The 2011 National 600E Crane offers robust performance for your construction needs. Mounted on a Peterbilt chassis, it has clocked 3443 truck hours and 2147 crane hours, ensuring a proven track record in the fiel...

    $99,000 USD

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    Est. $1,863/mo

    Lone Grove, OK
  • 2015 Grove GMK-5135 All-Terrain Crane

    2015 Grove GMK-5135 All-Terrain Crane

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: GMK5135
    • Capacity: 110,000 kg
    • Maximum lift height: 54 m

    s/n 5110-641X 135 Ton All Terrain Crane. 42' Boom Length, 36' Jib, 75-Ton Block, Mercedes 502ILA Engine on Carrier with 3258 hours and 38,664 miles, Mercedes 926LA Engine on Super Structure with 6556 Hours. Full ...

    $450,000 USD

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    Est. $8,469/mo

    Oklahoma City, OK
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    1989 Grove Manufacturing RT-528C

    1989 Grove Manufacturing RT-528C

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: RT528C
    • Capacity: 28,000 kg
    • Boom length: 21.34 m

    1989 Grove Manufacturing RT-528C crane Engine Cummins Transmission Automatic Chassis Operators station Enclosed cab Features Boom Telescopic Boom controls In-cab Crane block Lift chart Tires

    $4,000 USD
    Pryor, OK
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  • 2019 CHEVROLET 6500

    2019 CHEVROLET 6500

    • Manufacturer: Chevrolet
    • Model: 6500
    • Capacity: 50 kg
    • Axle configuration: 4x4

    USED 2019 SERVICETRUCK+CRANE, 350 HP GM. Automatic transmission, 7500 lb Front Axle, 15000 lb Rear Axle, 165 WB. Located in El Reno, OK. Features AI-Generated: Verify machine specs, features, and operability prio...

    $106,400 USD

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    Est. $2,002/mo

    El Reno, OK

Overview

Cranes are essential lifting machines used in construction, manufacturing, and various other industries for lifting and moving heavy loads. They come in various types, including tower cranes, mobile cranes, and overhead cranes, each designed for specific tasks and environments. Cranes are critical for projects requiring precision and heavy lifting capabilities.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used crane?

Consider the crane's age, load capacity, overall condition, and any maintenance records. Ensure it meets the specific requirements of your projects.

How do I ensure the crane is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Make sure the crane is properly disassembled (if necessary), secured, and protected during transit.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule for a crane?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the lifting mechanisms, checking hydraulic systems, and ensuring all safety devices are operational. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.