This 2006 Broderson RT300-2B is a rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — a type of mobile lifting machine engineered to operate on unpaved, uneven, or otherwise challenging ground conditions. Rough terrain cranes are widely used across construction, infrastructure, and industrial jobsites where conventional truck-mounted cranes cannot easily manoeuvre. Broderson is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of building compact and rough terrain cranes for construction, maintenance, and industrial applications.
This unit carries serial number 22082 and shows just 742 hours on the meter, indicating a relatively low-use machine for its age. It is rated at 15 tons and is equipped with a 60-foot full-power boom, giving it considerable reach for a machine of this class. Power comes from a Cummins engine paired with a six-speed powershift transmission, providing both reliability and smooth performance across varied terrain.
The crane features 4x4 drive with three steering modes, enhancing its ability to position precisely on congested or difficult sites. A fold-down outrigger setup with outrigger monitoring sensors provides a stable working base during lifts, and full 360-degree rotation is supported by both electric and hydraulic swivel. A front-mounted auxiliary drum adds versatility for rigging tasks that benefit from a second line. Load management is handled by a Greer LMI system fitted with a new CPU, keeping the machine current on a key safety-critical component.
The unit is located in Cleveland, Ohio, and is described by the seller as work ready.
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