TIL Specifications

Rough Terrain Cranes are mobile cranes typically mounted on 2-axles and that have all-wheel crab steering, and the operator's cab typically swings but some models have a down cab crane stationary cabin configuration. 

Rough terrain cranes provide excellent ground clearance and have three-mode steering, so positioning these types of cranes in tight quarters in even the most rugged terrain is not an issue.

Rough terrain cranes feature oversized tires for a wider center of gravity.  Each outrigger works independently which means RT's crane can self-level even when the ground is sloped or uneven.

With top speeds reaching 25 mpg / 40 kpm RTs generally are used as off-road cranes, but in some cities and countries, these cranes are permitted to travel on the road.  

A City Class Rough Terrain crane is a hybrid of an All-Terrain mobile crane and an RT.  These cranes have higher speeds and thus are able to travel on city streets.  Eliminating the need for a Rough Terrain Crane to be hauled to the job site on a trailer. 

Some current manufacturers of RT cranes are Broderson,  Grove,  Kato,  Kobelco,  Link-Belt,  Locatelli,  Manitex,  Sany,  Sennebogen,  Tadano,  Terex and Zoomlion

Crane Market has a worldwide stock of RT cranes for sale online from various crane dealers, distributors, and crane rental companies. 

Need to sell Rough Terrain Cranes?  Buying used rough terrain cranes for sale is easy with cranemarket.com, contact the crane sellers directly to inquire about any new or used cranes for sale on Crane Market and deal directly with the sellers.