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2012 - Grove RT765E-2 Rough Terrain Crane
()- Listing No
- 459600
- Year
- 2012
- Manufacturer
- Grove
- Model
- RT765E-2
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- POA
- Description
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65-ton Capacity 36’ – 110’ Main Boom 33’ – 56’ Swingaway Jib Main & Auxiliary Winches Auxiliary Boom Point Sheave Pin-in-Hole House Lock 360° Swing Lock 66-ton – 5 Sheave Hook Block 10-ton Overhaul Ball Enclosed Cab with Heater & Air Conditioner PAT Load Moment Indicator Cummins QSB6.7 Diesel Engine 29.5 X 25 Deep Lug Tires 4 Wheel Drive 4 Wheel Steer Stock ID S007059 Year 2012 Hours 10,650 Capacity 65 US Tons Boom Size 36’ - 110’ Jib Max Length 56' Max Tip Height 174.5 ft. Engine Make Cummins Engine Model QSB6.7 Model# RT765E-2 Location Lebanon, IN
About this machine
This Grove RT765E-2 is a used rough terrain crane, sometimes referred to simply as an RT crane, built in 2012 and currently located in Lebanon, Indiana. Rough terrain cranes are self-contained lifting machines mounted on purpose-built rubber-tyred carriers designed to operate on uneven, soft, or unprepared ground, making them a common choice on construction sites, in industrial plants, and for infrastructure work where a conventional truck crane could not easily travel or set up. Grove is one of the most widely recognised names in the crane industry, with a long history of engineering mobile and rough terrain cranes used across construction, oil and gas, power generation, and heavy-lift contracting worldwide.
This particular crane is rated at 65 US tons of lifting capacity and has accumulated 10,650 hours of use. The main boom extends from 36 feet to 110 feet, and a 33- to 56-foot swingaway jib is included, giving a maximum tip height of 174.5 feet. That reach and height combination makes this machine capable of working on multi-storey structures and in confined yards where a larger crane could not manoeuvre.
The crane is fitted with both a main winch and an auxiliary winch, along with an auxiliary boom point sheave, giving operators flexibility when rigging for different lift configurations. Lifting accessories on hand include a 66-ton, five-sheave hook block and a 10-ton overhaul ball. A pin-in-hole house lock and a 360-degree swing lock are also present, both important safety features for securing the superstructure during travel or when working at the edges of the crane's rated capacity.
The carrier runs on a Cummins QSB6.7 diesel engine and is equipped with four-wheel drive and four-wheel steer, both of which are essential for negotiating the soft and uneven terrain this class of machine is designed to handle. The 29.5 x 25 deep-lug tyres suit that purpose, providing the flotation and traction needed on unprepared surfaces. Operator comfort and control are supported by an enclosed cab with both a heater and air conditioning, and a PAT Load Moment Indicator is installed to help the operator monitor load conditions relative to the crane's rated capacity in real time.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
