This Galion 150A is a rough terrain crane — sometimes called an RT crane — a self-propelled lifting machine designed to operate on uneven, unpaved, or otherwise challenging ground conditions. Galion was an established American manufacturer of heavy construction equipment, producing machines for road building, lifting, and site work across the construction and industrial sectors.
This 1974 machine is powered by a GM 4-53 diesel engine, a General Motors two-stroke inline four-cylinder unit from the Detroit Diesel 53 Series family, well known for its durability and long parts availability. The crane is equipped with a 60-foot hydraulic boom, providing extended vertical reach for lifting and placement tasks across a range of job site applications. It rides on 14x24 tires suited to the rough terrain role, offering the ground clearance and traction characteristic of this class of crane.
The seller describes the machine as complete and fully operational. It is offered in used condition and is presented as a viable candidate either for a buyer seeking a working rough terrain crane or for one looking for a reliable parts source or a fixer-upper project. Located in Virginia, USA, this is a complete machine with all major components present.
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