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Used Mobile Cranes in Queensland, Australia

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    2006 Demag AC35-L

    2006 Demag AC35-L

    • Manufacturer: Demag
    • Model: AC 35L

    Compliance date: CIRCA 2006 | Odometer (showing on): 98,878 km | Hour meter (showing on): 3,933 hr | Fuel: Diesel | Registration: No Registration | Gst status: GST Included in Sale Price

    $101,433 USD
    Eagle Farm, Australia
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    2007 Tadano ATF160G-5

    2007 Tadano ATF160G-5

    • Manufacturer: Tadano
    • Model: ATF 160G-5

    Compliance date: CIRCA 2007 | Odometer (showing on): 51,914 km | Fuel: Diesel | Registration: No Registration | No. of seats: 2 | No. of doors: 2 | Gst status: GST Included in Sale Price

    $347,770 USD
    Mount Isa City, Australia
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    2013 Tadano ATF-220G-5

    2013 Tadano ATF-220G-5

    • Manufacturer: Tadano
    • Model: ATF 220G-5

    Compliance date: CIRCA 2013 | Odometer (showing on): 14,065 km | Fuel: Diesel | Cylinders: 8 | Registration: No Registration | No. of seats: 2 | No. of doors: 2 | Gst status: GST Included in Sale Price

    $688,295 USD
    Mount Isa City, Australia

Overview

Mobile cranes are versatile lifting machines used in construction, transportation, and heavy industrial sectors. They are mounted on wheeled vehicles, which provides the flexibility to move around job sites easily. With various configurations and capacities, mobile cranes can handle a wide range of lifting tasks, making them essential for projects requiring heavy lifting and high reach.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used mobile crane?

Consider the crane's age, load capacity, boom length, and overall condition. Check maintenance records and ensure there are no structural issues or hydraulic leaks.

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

Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the crane is properly secured, and any detachable parts are safely packed to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a mobile crane?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting hydraulic systems, checking for wear and tear on cables and pulleys, and ensuring that all safety mechanisms are functioning. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.