This 2014 Broderson RT300 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane or carry deck crane — offered for sale in Texas, USA, at $110,000. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and positioning loads on uneven, unprepared ground, and are widely used in construction, infrastructure, and industrial maintenance applications. Broderson is a recognised American manufacturer with a long history of producing compact and rough terrain cranes valued for their manoeuvrability and lifting capability on challenging job sites.
Power comes from a Cummins QSB45-4T engine, a diesel unit well regarded in the industry for durability and serviceability. The crane is equipped with a McKissick 450 lb. two-sheave block and a 100 lb. ball, supporting a rated load capacity of 7,500 lb., with an overall crane capacity of 15 tons. The boom extends from 26 to 70 feet, and the seller notes a four-section configuration, complemented by a 20-foot swing-away jib for additional reach. An anti-two-block system is fitted as a standard safety device, preventing the hook block from being drawn into the boom tip.
Load management is handled by a Gear Company MG586 LMI (load moment indicator), which provides the operator with real-time load and radius data to work safely within the crane's rated capacity. The machine rides on 17.5x25 tyres suited to rough terrain operation, and hydraulic outriggers are fitted to stabilise the crane during lifts.
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