National Crane NBT40-142-1 Cranes for Sale and Rent
National Crane NBT40-142-1 Specifications
The National Crane NBT40-142-1 is a dual-rated commercial boom truck crane that shares the same 40-ton lifting capacity as the NBT40-103 but upgrades to the class-leading 142-foot, ... Show More
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2019 National NBT 40-142-1 40-Ton Boom Truck Crane For Sale
| Location |
Florida US 2219 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | National Crane |
| Model | NBT40-142-1 |
| Tons | 40.00 |
| Year | 2019 |
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2019 National NBT 40142-1
Mounted on 2019 Peterbilt 567
SC-504
SN 301480
40 Ton Capacity
142’ Main Boom
31’ – 55’ Jib
Man Basket (72” x 36” Gravity Hung)
Radio Remote Controls
Main Hoist
Auxiliary Hoist
Rooster Sheave
Single Sheave, 20 Ton Block
Ball
Front Bumper Stabilizer
Miles: Approx. 21,500
Hours: Approx. 2,420
Paccar MX-13 485 HP Diesel Engine
Eaton 8LL Manual Transmission
Total Weight: 66,800 lbs
Steer Axle: 19,060 lbs
Tridem Axle: 35,980 lbs.
Tag Axle: 11,760 lbs.
Location: Florida
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National Crane NBT40-142-1
(Cranes, Hoists & Material Handlers : Boom Trucks)
The National Crane NBT40-142-1 is a dual-rated commercial boom truck crane that shares the same 40-ton lifting capacity as the NBT40-103 but upgrades to the class-leading 142-foot, five-section full-power telescopic main boom.
Crane Specifications
- Lifting Capacity: 40 US Tons (36.2 metric tons)
- Main Boom Length: 142 feet (43.3 meters)
- Boom Sections: 5-section hydraulic full-power boom
- Max Tip Height: 204 feet (when equipped with an optional 31–55 ft side-stowing manual jib)
- Counterweight: 1, 900 lb tailswing counterweight.
Key Structural & Operational Upgrades
- without requiring test weights or trial lifts.1, 200 lb platform capacity: Fully compliant with both crane and OSHA aerial lift industry standards, achieving a Dual-Rating Compliance
- Setup Efficiency: Reaches a 150-foot aerial platform working height using the main boom alone, removing the need to swing a manual jib for high-access tasks.
Features a graphical Rated Capacity Limiter (RCL), real-time feedback for wind speeds, and automatic function slowdowns to safely manage the boundaries of the working range.