American 7260 Cranes for Sale and Rent
American 7260 Specifications
The American 7260 is a lattice boom crawler crane manufactured by the American Hoist & Derrick Co. (commonly known as American Crane), which was acquired by Terex. This... Show More
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American 7260 Lattice Boom Crawler Crane - CranesList ID: 827 For Sale
| Location |
New York, New York US 2433 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | American |
| Model | 7260 |
| Tons | 100.00 |
| Year | 1980 |
$134,900 USD
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1980 American 7260, 100 Ton, Lattice Boom Crawler Crane;CranesList ID: 827,
100' 59S Tubular Boom with Tapered Tip
No Jib
Main and Auxiliary Winches with 1" wire rope with Third Drum with hydraulic power unit
Power Load Lowering on Main
Hook Ball
Single Sheave Hook Block
Hanging Block
49,900# Counterweights - SUBJECT TO FINAL CONFIRMATION UPON INSPECTION,
Independent Swing & Travel
16' 8" Wide American carbody and crawler side frames
Detroit 8V71 Diesel Engine 6/22/2005 - S/N 8VA404811- 4
Three Stage Torque Convertor
38” Track Pads.
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American 7260
(Cranes, Hoists & Material Handlers : Crawler Cranes)
The American 7260 is a lattice boom crawler crane manufactured by the American Hoist & Derrick Co. (commonly known as American Crane), which was acquired by Terex. This heavy-duty crane was designed for lifting and construction applications, commonly used in infrastructure projects, industrial settings, and large-scale construction.
Key Specifications of the American 7260:
- Capacity: 100-ton UST maximum lifting capacity
- Boom Length: Various lattice boom configurations.
- Engine: Powered by a diesel engine, delivering robust power for lifting operations.
- Crawler Tracks: These provide stability and mobility on rough terrain.
- Hoisting System: Features multiple drum configurations for lifting, hoisting, and load control.
Common Uses:
- Bridge and road construction
- Lifting steel structures
- Heavy industrial projects
- Barge-mounted lifting operations (in some cases)
While no longer in production, this crane is now supported by ACC Cranes.