Demag AC 335 Cranes for Sale and Rent
Demag AC 335 Specifications
Discontinued, the Demag AC 335 all-terrain crane has a main boom length of 164' and a jib length of 98'. The main boom is a five-section hydraulically telescoping... Show More
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1991 Demag AC 335 165-Ton All Terrain Mobile Crane; CranesList ID: For Sale
| Location |
Idaho US 983 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | Demag |
| Model | AC 335 |
| Tons | 165.00 |
| Year | 1991 |
1991 Demag AC 335 All Terrain Crane
42'-164’ 5-Section Full Power Boom
33'– 56' Swing-Away Jib Off-settable to 0°, 15° and 30°
105' Fixed Jib
135' Luffing Jib
Superlift Attachment
Mercedes OM 366, 6-Cylinder, 134 hp Diesel Engine Upper
Main and Auxiliary Winches, 2-speed, with 7/8" rope
Load moment indicator, Anti 2 block
88,000# Counterweights divisible, hydraulically stowable on carrier - consisting of three slabs that make the crane 150 Ton Capacity and 2 chic weights that bring it up to 165 Ton Capacity,
150 Ton 12 part Twin Hook Block,
75 Ton 4 part ...
Demag AC 335
(Cranes, Hoists & Material Handlers : All Terrain Cranes)
Discontinued, the Demag AC 335 all-terrain crane has a main boom length of 164' and a jib length of 98'. The main boom is a five-section hydraulically telescoping boom, and features the Demag “ovaloid” design, to maximize lifting abilities.
The Demag AC 335 is designed with maneuverability in mind and reaches a top speed of 44 miles per hour, enabling the AC 335 to arrive on job sites promptly. It has a reverse speed of 3.8 mph. The transmission is a ZF-Transmatik synchromesh torque converter with an electro-pneumatic gearshift. The hydro-pneumatic all-axle suspension, which is three systems independent of one another, gives a smooth ride for the crane driver.
The lower crane carrier is powered by a 435 horsepower Damier-Benz OM 442 LA water-cooled eight-cylinder diesel engine.
The operator cab is designed for the safety and comfort of the operator. The load moment limiter informs the crane operator when they going over the load limit, to avoid overloading the crane and causing an accident. The crane comes standard with a hot air heater, allowing operators to work in extreme conditions and handle lifts in most weather conditions.