Terex CROSSOVER 8000 Cranes for Sale and Rent
Terex CROSSOVER 8000 Specifications
The Terex CROSSOVER 8000 is now manufactured by Load King and is known as the Stinger 80-126. it is equipped with a 126 ft (38.4 m) fully synchronous... Show More
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Terex CROSSOVER 8000 Boom Truck Crane on Freightliner 114SD For Sale
| Location |
Texas US 417 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | Terex |
| Model | CROSSOVER 8000 |
| Tons | 80.00 |
| Year | 2013 |
$465,000 USD
One (1) Used 2013 Terex Crossover 8000 80 Ton Hydraulic Boom Truck Crane for Sale
126’ Main boom, 33’ – 57', Main and Auxiliary Hoist with Aux. Boom Nose, Block and Ball, 24,000lbs Counterweight.
2013 Freightliner 114SD-SBA Truck – 5 Axle Carrier with Cummins Diesel with approximately 65,731 miles and hours 6,755, 3855/65R22.5 Front and 11R22.5 Rear.
Current Annual Certification, Represented to be good condition
Terex CROSSOVER 8000 80-ton Boom Truck Crane For Sale
| Location |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan CA 1082 miles |
|---|---|
| Make | Terex |
| Model | CROSSOVER 8000 |
| Tons | 80.00 |
| Year | 2016 |
$550,000 USD
80 Ton Terex Crossover 8000LOW KM, LOW HOURSExcellent Condition!
Terex CROSSOVER 8000
(Cranes, Hoists & Material Handlers : Boom Trucks)
The Terex CROSSOVER 8000 is now manufactured by Load King and is known as the Stinger 80-126. it is equipped with a 126 ft (38.4 m) fully synchronous telescopic boom. 80 USt (72.5 t) maximum lifting capacity.
The Load King offers Strength and Power
- Proven boom design: Four-section fully synchronized design
- High-performance hydraulics: Three-pump system simultaneously provides independent flow to the boom, hoist and rotation functions
- X-pattern outriggers are designed to offer maximum stability while still providing a small footprint. X-pattern front outrigger design eliminates the front jack requirement.
- Standard 360 degree continuous rotation
Operational Ease
- Precise control: Fully proportional controls
- Work area definition: The operator can define boundaries for boom rotation, lift and lower. A warning alarm sounds if the boom moves outside the defined area.