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2009 - Demag AC 200-1 All Terrain Crane
()- Listing No
- 993501
- Year
- 2009
- Manufacturer
- Demag
- Model
- AC 200-1
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Poland
- Price
- $429,000
- Description
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Demag AC 200-1 Year 2009 153 000 kms Hours chassis 5700 Hours crane 11600 Main boom 68 m + double fly jib One owner in DE only Drive 10x8 1600 x25 tyres 60-70% Hookblocks 3 sheave and ball 2 x Mercedes engine Central lubrication Webasto AC CTW 69 000kg Location Czestochowa Poland show contacts
About this machine
This Demag AC 200-1 is a used all terrain crane, a type of heavy lifting machine — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain mobile crane — designed to combine the road mobility of a truck-mounted carrier with the off-road capability needed to access demanding job sites. Demag is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing mobile cranes and hoisting equipment for the construction, infrastructure, energy, and heavy-lift industries.
This example was built in 2009 and has been operated by a single owner in Germany throughout its working life, which is a notable point of provenance. The chassis has accumulated 153,000 kilometres and 5,700 hours of use, while the crane upper has logged 11,600 hours, reflecting a machine that has seen active service but has been operated by one careful hand. It is currently located in Częstochowa, Poland.
The carrier is configured in a 10×8 drive arrangement, meaning ten wheels total with eight driven axles, giving it substantial traction and load-spreading capacity for site access across varied terrain. The machine runs on 1600×25 tyres, which are reported at 60–70% remaining tread life. Two Mercedes engines power the unit — one for the carrier and one for the crane superstructure — a dual-engine layout common in larger all terrain cranes that allows independent operation of travel and lifting functions. Additional comfort and operational features include a Webasto auxiliary heating system, air conditioning, and a central lubrication system.
The main boom extends to 68 metres and is complemented by a double fly jib, extending the crane's reach further for high or complex lift configurations. Hookblocks included are a three-sheave block and a ball hook, supporting a range of rigging setups. The counterweight configuration is 69,000 kg (CTW), providing the ballast needed to handle demanding lifts at the rated capacity for this size of crane. The asking price is $429,000.
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