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P&H 670-TC Cranes for Sale and Rent
P&H 670-TC Specifications
No longer in production, the four-axle 70-ton USt lifting capacity P&H 670-TC is a heavy lift lattice conventional boom truck crane ideal for long-term duty cycle erection... Show More
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SOLD P&H 670-TC 70-Ton Lattice Boom Truck Crane For Sale
| Location |
Miami, Florida US 2346 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | P&H |
| Model | 670-TC |
| Tons | 70.00 |
| Year | 1973 |
SOLD P&H 670-TC 70-Ton Lattice Boom Truck Crane For Sale
Cummins engines. 27,000 & 12,000 lbs.. counterweights, Low Miles!!
Work Ready!!
Boom/jib combination.
50' lattice boom
40' lattice boom
30' lattice boom
27' jib
21' jib
P&H 670-TC 70-ton Lattice Boom Conventional Truck Crane For Sale
| Location |
North Dakota US 1259 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | P&H |
| Model | 670-TC |
| Tons | 70.00 |
| Year | 1973 |
$50,000 USD
Hydraulic Outriggers, 130' Boom, (2) Drums, 3-Sheave Block, Engines: Cummins HNC250 Upper/Cummins 855 Lower, Full Counterweights, Certified, In Use Daily.
No longer in production, the four-axle 70-ton USt lifting capacity P&H 670-TC is a heavy lift lattice conventional boom truck crane ideal for long-term duty cycle erection work and heavy lift yard applications.
Fully equipped the crane comes with 180' of main lattice boom and 60' jib of lattice jib. Standard, the crane is powered by a Cummins N-855P upper superstructure engine and a lower Cummins NTF-255 superstructure engine.
Crane Specifications, Load Charts, and Crane Manuals are for *Reference Only* and are not to be used by the crane operator to operate any type of crane, telehandler, lift truck or aerial access device. To obtain OEM Crane Service, Crane Parts or Crane Maintenance Manuals, contact the crane and or lifting manufacturer directly.