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Used Rough Terrain Cranes in California, USA

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    1998 Link-Belt RTC-8065

    1998 Link-Belt RTC-8065

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: RTC-8065
    • Capacity: 65,000 kilogram

    Linkbelt 8065 Rough Terrain Crane Crane is not compliant with California emissions regulations Likely in need of a certification Crane runs and drives. Buyers can perform more operational testing

    $55,000 USD
    Oakland, CA
  • 2014 LINK-BELT RTC-8065 II

    2014 LINK-BELT RTC-8065 II

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: RTC-8065 II
    • Hours: 3,278 hour

    Hours: 4,396 | Lift capacity: 65 ton

    Ontario, CA
  • 2021 LINK-BELT 80RT

    2021 LINK-BELT 80RT

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: 80RT
    • Hours: 466 hour

    Hours: 466

    Ontario, CA
  • 2015 LINK-BELT RTC-80150 II

    2015 LINK-BELT RTC-80150 II

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: RTC-80150 II
    • Hours: 2,250 hour

    LINK-BELT RTC 80150 II STOCK Hours: 3,238 | Lift capacity: 150 ton

    Tracy, CA
  • 1979 Badger 4402, 25 Ton,

    1979 Badger 4402, 25 Ton, Rough Terrain Crane CARB Compliant John Deere Tier 4 DSL CAL OSHA Certified through April 2022 Certified Inspected

    • Manufacturer: John Deere

    - 32.2 - 81' Four Section Full Power Boom, Auxiliary Lifting Sheave, - 25' Swing Away Jib offsettable @ 0, 15 and 30 degrees, Jib has some rust and could use a sandblast and paint, - Main and Auxiliary Winches wi...

    $24,000 USD
    San Diego, CA
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    Link-Belt RTC-8075

    Link-Belt RTC-8075

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: RTC-8075
    • Capacity: 75,000 kilogram

    Linkbelt RTC 8075 Non compliant with California emissions regulations 6988 HRS Needs new annual certification. Most recent certification expired in October of 2024 Crane runs drives and operates. Buyer can perfor...

    $69,000 USD
    Oakland, CA
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Overview

Rough terrain cranes are designed for off-road and rugged site operations. These cranes are mounted on a four-wheel chassis with large, durable tires suited for navigating uneven surfaces. They are typically used in construction, oil and gas, and infrastructure projects where mobility and stability on challenging terrains are crucial.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used rough terrain crane?

Consider the crane's lifting capacity, age, hours of operation, overall condition, and maintenance history. Inspect for any signs of wear and tear or previous repairs.

How can I ensure the safe shipping of a rough terrain crane?

Hire a specialized heavy equipment transport company. Ensure the crane is properly disassembled if necessary and securely fastened to prevent movement during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a rough terrain crane?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, inspecting tires, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for detailed intervals and procedures.