This Grove RT600E is a used all-terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain mobile crane — available from a seller located in New York, USA, and listed at $85,000. All-terrain cranes are self-propelled lifting machines designed to operate across a wide range of job sites, combining the road mobility of a truck crane with the rough-ground capability needed on construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. Grove is a well-established manufacturer of cranes and lifting equipment, with a long history of building machines for the construction, oil and gas, power generation, and infrastructure industries.
This 2008 machine is rated at 50 tons of lifting capacity. The boom configuration is notably versatile: a 105-foot main boom is complemented by a 51-foot jib, giving operators the ability to reach significant working heights and extend the crane's effective radius when required. The inclusion of both measurements indicates the jib is available as part of the setup, extending the machine's reach well beyond what the main boom alone would allow.
The crane is equipped with two winches, supporting a range of rigging configurations and enabling both main and auxiliary line operations. A ball and block are included with the machine, meaning the basic lifting tackle is on hand for immediate use.
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