This Demag AC 40-1 City is a used all terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an all terrain mobile crane — built in 2009 and currently located in Częstochowa, Poland. All terrain cranes are engineered to travel under their own power on public roads and then operate across a wide range of ground conditions on site, combining the road-going capability of a truck crane with the off-road mobility of a rough terrain machine. Demag is a long-established German manufacturer with a strong reputation in the lifting and crane industry, producing equipment used in construction, infrastructure, energy, and industrial installation projects worldwide.
This example is offered in very good overall condition and has had a single owner in Germany throughout its working life. The odometer reads 86,000 kilometres and total engine hours stand at 13,000, giving a clear picture of the machine's working history.
The crane is rated at a maximum lifting capacity of 40 tonnes and is configured with full six-wheel drive and six-wheel steering in a 6×6×6 arrangement, making it highly manoeuvrable on confined or uneven sites. The main boom extends to 31.2 metres and is complemented by a 13-metre fly jib, while the seller also notes the inclusion of a heavy-duty runner jib, significantly extending the crane's reach and configuration options. The hookblock is three-sheaved and a hook ball is included.
Power comes from a Mercedes-Benz OM 906LA engine producing 278 horsepower, paired with an Allison automatic gearbox. Tyres are sized 1400×25. The crane is fitted with air conditioning and a Webasto auxiliary heating unit for operator comfort. Additional working lights are mounted on the boom to support operations in low-light conditions, and a central lubrication system is fitted to reduce maintenance effort on grease points throughout the machine.
This crane is listed at $109,000.
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