This 2007 Grove RT700E is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to simply as an RT crane — designed to lift and position heavy loads across uneven, unprepared, or off-road ground conditions. Rough terrain cranes of this type are a staple on construction sites, industrial plants, pipeline projects, and infrastructure work where a conventional road-going crane cannot operate effectively. Grove is a well-established crane manufacturer with a long history of producing mobile lifting equipment for the construction, oil and gas, and heavy industrial sectors.
The crane is rated at 60 tons of lifting capacity and is powered by a Cummins engine. The operator's cab is equipped with air conditioning for comfort during extended work cycles. Fitted tires are 29.5x25, appropriate for the demanding ground conditions this class of machine routinely encounters.
The boom configuration is a four-section unit extending to 110 feet, providing substantial vertical reach for a crane of this size. To extend working radius and height further, the machine is fitted with a 33-foot to 56-foot swing-away extendable bifold jib, which folds out and locks into position to give the operator additional reach beyond the main boom tip. A rooster sheave is also included, allowing multi-part line configurations and greater rigging flexibility at the boom head.
Lifting operations are handled by both a main winch and an auxiliary winch, giving the operator the option to rig on either hook as the lift demands. Safety systems include anti-two block, which prevents the hook block from making damaging contact with the boom tip, and a PAT Flex 5 load moment indicator, which continuously monitors the crane's load and radius to help the operator stay within safe working limits. The crane is located in Texas, USA, and is listed at $145,000.
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