This Broderson RT300 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — dating from 2013 and currently located in Indiana, USA. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and positioning heavy loads on unpaved, uneven, or otherwise challenging ground, combining a telescoping boom with a self-propelled wheeled undercarriage designed to operate where conventional cranes cannot easily venture. Broderson is a well-established American manufacturer known for producing compact and rough terrain cranes that serve construction, industrial, and infrastructure markets.
Power comes from a Cummins QSB4.5 Tier 4 Interim engine that has logged 5,186 hours of recorded use. The crane is rigged with a 60-foot main boom and a 20-foot jib, offering meaningful reach for a machine in this class. Mobility is provided by four-wheel drive combined with four-wheel steering, giving the unit the tight turning radius and traction needed to maneuver on congested job sites or across rough ground. Tires are 17.5 x 25, 20-ply, suited to the demands of rough terrain operation.
The crane is equipped with pintle hooks at both the front and rear, adding versatility for towing or securing loads. Operator comforts and practical working features include an air conditioning system, a cab-top wind wiper, and a full lighting kit for low-light operation. Safety and load management are supported by a Greer RCL (rated capacity limiter) system and drum hoist rotation indicators, which allow the operator to monitor hoist movement accurately. The hook block and ball are included. Engine side covers are fitted, and the machine has received a new coat of paint.
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