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Used Rough Terrain Cranes in Colorado, USA

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    2019 Tadano GR-1200XL

    2019 Tadano GR-1200XL

    • Manufacturer: Tadano
    • Model: GR-1200XL

    The Tadano GR-1200XL is a rough terrain crane with a maximum lifting capacity of 120 tons. It has a maximum boom length of 183.7 feet and a maximum jib length of 58.1 feet. The boom of the GR-1200XL has six fully...

    $735,000 USD
    Denver, CO
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    1972 GROVE RT60S

    1972 GROVE RT60S

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: RT60S
    • Hours: 6,000 hour

    Was used to build a cabin about 2 years ago. Has GMC motor.

    Gunnison, CO
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    1979 LORAIN LRT275

    1979 LORAIN LRT275

    • Manufacturer: Lorain
    • Model: LRT275
    • Hours: 2,969 hour

    Up for sale is a 1979 LORAIN LRT275 27.5 Ton Rough Terrain Crane. Powered by a Detroit V8 diesel engine. It has a rooster sheave, 650 lb. 3 sheave block. Rated at 35 ton capacity, 162 lb. 7 ton load capacity. Boo...

    $13,500 USD
    Watkins, CO
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    1998 GROVE RT528C

    1998 GROVE RT528C

    • Manufacturer: Grove
    • Model: RT528C
    • Hours: 3,349 hour
    • Capacity: 28,000 kilogram

    Grove RT528C 4WD Rough Terrain Crane. General Specifications Rated Capacity: 28 U.S. tons (25 metric tons) Main Boom: 28 ft to 70 ft (3-section full-power telescoping boom) Optional Jib: 25 ft fixed swing-away ji...

    $32,500 USD
    Watkins, CO

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.