Tadano AC 7.450-1 Cranes for Sale and Rent

Tadano AC 7.450-1 Specifications

 Cranes manufactured by Tadano are mobile cranes mounted on self-propelled vehicles called carriers with a hydraulic telescopic boom mechanism. Tadano manufactures all-terrain... Show More
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New! Tadano AC 7.450-1 All Terrain Mobile Crane

New! Tadano AC 7.450-1 All Terrain Mobile Crane For Sale

Location Houston, Texas US
1384 miles
Make Tadano
Model AC 7.450-1
Tons 500.00
Year 2025

SOLD

by Scott-Macon Equipment

The Tadano AC 7.450-1 is a compact seven-axle model with best-in-class accessibility and reach. With a 500 ton capacity and a 262.5’ main boom along with a fixed and luffing jib (193.6’ – 265.7’), it boasts the longest reach of all seven-axle all terrain cranes. It also comes with a Sideways Superlift system (SSL) and adaptive counterweight. In addition, you get an efficient rigging process and six mounted cameras that keep everything in view. Jib and Boom The AC 7.500-1 has a maximum boom length of 262.5 feet. While its fixed jib length is 193.6 feet, the luffing jib comes out to an impressive 265.7 feet. For additional information or to receive a Scott-Macon ...

Tadano AC 7.450-1

(Cranes, Hoists & Material Handlers : All Terrain Cranes)

Tadano AC 7.450-1 Specifications

 Cranes manufactured by Tadano are mobile cranes mounted on self-propelled vehicles called carriers with a hydraulic telescopic boom mechanism. Tadano manufactures all-terrain cranes for large-scale development, rough terrain cranes with a high capacity, compact loader cranes, boom trucks, telescopic crawler cranes, and truck cranes with outstanding traveling performance.  Now Tadano offers crawler cranes after the acquisition of Demag. 

A full crane product lineup is available worldwide and each region has a specific product line tailored to suit the lifting needs of each region. 

In 2019, Tadano purchased the Demag line of Crawler Cranes and All Terrains from Terex. In 2021, Tadano unified the Demag product line and previously Demag model cranes are now simply known as Tadano.