The Lorain LRT 230E is a robust, 30-ton-capacity Rough Terrain Crane known for its 4x4x4 drive/steer, powerful Cummins diesel engine (often a 5.9L), and telescopic boom with optional jib, designed for construction sites requiring heavy lifting in challenging conditions. Although Lorain cranes are out of production (now part of Terex), parts and support are available, and these cranes offer features such as advanced Load Moment Indicators (LMI) and operator-friendly controls for lifting and maneuvering. 

Key Features:

• Type: Rough Terrain Crane (RT).
• Capacity: 30 tons Ust.
• Engine: Typically a Cummins 5.9L Diesel.
• Boom: Telescopic, up to about 94 feet, often with an extendable jib.
• Drivetrain: 4-wheel drive, 4-wheel steer for maneuverability.
• Technology: Includes LMI (Load Moment Indicator), like Microguard, for safety.
• Cab: Environmental cab with excellent visibility, tinted glass, adjustable seat, and sound insulation. 

Manufacturer & Support:

• Brand History: Lorain was acquired by Koehring, and the line eventually became part of Terex, Raimondi aquired the Terex Tower Crane and Rough Terrain product line. 
• Parts: Crane Market vendors provide original and aftermarket parts for maintenance. 

While no longer in productiong, the Lorain LRT 230E is a capable, older-generation RT crane favored for its reliability and lifting power on job sites, with ongoing part support for continued use worldwide.