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Used Manitowoc Crawler Cranes in Maine, USA

  • 1960 Manitowoc 3900

    1960 Manitowoc 3900

    • Manufacturer: Manitowoc
    • Model: 3900
    • Capacity: 100.00 Tons

    One (1) 1960 Manitowoc 3900, S/N: 39388, 100-Ton Capacity Crawler Crane Specifications: -100 Ton Capacity Crawler Crane -100’ #8 Main Boom -Block -Ball -Unit Operates and Functions as Designed -Fleet Maintained

    $89,900 USD

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    Est. $1,692/mo

    Pittsfield, ME
  • 1969 Manitowoc 3900B

    1969 Manitowoc 3900B

    • Manufacturer: Manitowoc
    • Model: 3900B
    • Capacity: 100.00 Tons

    One (1) Used 1969 Manitowoc 3900B, S/N: 39831, 100 Ton Capacity Vicon Lattice Boom Crawler Crane, Equipped As Shown Below: - 100LF of #9 Boom - 20’ 4” Crawlers - 58,500 Lbs Counterweight - Main Hoist Drum May Hav...

    $69,500 USD

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    Est. $1,308/mo

    Pittsfield, ME

Overview

Crawler cranes are heavy-duty lifting machines that move on tracks, providing stability and mobility on various terrains. They are used for construction, infrastructure projects, and heavy lifting tasks in industries like oil and gas, wind energy, and more. These cranes come with various attachments and configurations, making them versatile for different lifting needs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used crawler crane?

Check the crane's lifting capacity, condition of the tracks, engine hours, and maintenance history. Verify any certifications and inspect for wear or damage.

How can I ensure the crawler crane is shipped safely?

Hire a transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. The crane should be disassembled if necessary, securely fastened, and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a crawler crane?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, lubricating moving parts, inspecting tracks for wear, and ensuring all safety systems are functional. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific intervals.