This American 7250C is a lattice boom crawler crane — sometimes referred to simply as a crawler crane — a type of heavy lifting machine mounted on a tracked undercarriage, used for demanding construction, infrastructure, and civil engineering work where stability and mobility over rough ground are essential. American Crane has a long history of manufacturing large-capacity lattice boom cranes for heavy construction, industrial, and bridge-building applications across North America.
This particular machine is a 1968 model in good used condition, currently located in Missouri. It carries a rated lifting capacity of 60 tons and shows approximately 5,300 hours of use. It was surplus to a construction company's fleet, where it was primarily deployed on bridge projects — work that demands reliable, high-capacity lifting. The crane has been recently inspected and certified, and new drive chains have been fitted, giving a buyer confidence in its mechanical readiness.
Power comes from a Detroit Diesel 6057-N engine, and the crane features a mechanical drive and draw works configuration. The boom package is substantial: a 120-foot total assembly made up of a 20-foot butt section, one 40-foot extension, one 20-foot extension, two 10-foot extensions, and a 20-foot top section, offering considerable reach for heavy lifts at height. The undercarriage runs on 36-inch track shoes, providing a wide footprint suited to the kind of soft or uneven terrain common on bridge and civil construction sites.
Included with the crane are a McKissick hook block and a fairlead. The listed price is $45,450.
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