This Fushun QUY 80 B is a used crawler crane, a type of heavy lifting machine — sometimes referred to as a tracked crane — designed to hoist and position substantial loads across construction sites, infrastructure projects, industrial facilities, and civil engineering works. The crawler undercarriage allows it to move and operate on uneven or soft ground without the need for outriggers, making it well suited to demanding site conditions. Fushun is a Chinese manufacturer recognised for producing large-capacity lattice-boom cranes serving the construction, energy, and heavy industry sectors.
This example was built in 2009 and carries serial number 1014. It is currently located in the Netherlands and is offered in used condition, with its Chinese origin noted in the documentation.
The crane has a rated maximum lifting capacity of 80 tonnes and is fitted with a main boom of 37 metres in length, complemented by a fixed jib of 9 metres. This combination provides considerable reach and height for pick-and-carry or stationary lifting operations.
Power is supplied by a Cummins engine of type QWL 9 C, rated at 280 kW. Cummins is a widely recognised engine manufacturer with a long track record in powering heavy construction and lifting equipment.
The crane is equipped with two winches, each rated at 8 tonnes, both of which feature free-fall capability — a function that allows controlled rapid descent of the hook block, which is particularly useful in piling and specialist lifting applications.
Load moment and safety management is handled by a Kruger safety system, type Mark 4K, which monitors and limits crane operations to prevent overloading. The undercarriage is described as standard lifetime specification. These details together indicate a machine that has been configured and equipped to a professional standard for demanding lifting work.
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