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2012 - Grove RT9130E-2 Rough Terrain Crane
()- Listing No
- 451088
- Year
- 2012
- Manufacturer
- Grove
- Model
- RT9130E-2
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Canada
- Price
- POA
- Description
-
2012 GROVE RT 9130E-2 130 US TON ROUGH TERRAIN CRANE BOOM: 160 FEET JIB: 36' - 59 FEET PLUS: 2 ADDITIONAL JIB INSERTS/EXTENSIONS AVAILABLE-OPTIONAL FULL COUNTERWEIGHT PACKAGE 40,000 LBS HYDRAULICALLY REMOVABLE. 2 WINCHES, AUXILIARY BOOM NOSE. 80 TON 6 SHEAVE HOOK BLOCK & 10 TON HOOK BALL. ENGINE: TIER 3 CUMMINS PRE EMISSIONS! RECENTLY RESEALED SWIVEL, TELESCOPE CYLINDER WAS REBUILT IN 2022. CURRENTLY CERTIFIED METER READINGS AS OF JANUARY 19 2025: ONLY 7,509 HOURS, FINANCING AND PROMPT DELIVERY IS AVAILABLE. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS AND INFO
About this machine
This Grove RT9130E-2 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — built in 2012 and currently located in Alberta, Canada. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and positioning heavy loads on uneven or unprepared ground, combining a telescoping boom with an all-terrain undercarriage to operate across construction sites, industrial facilities, oilfields, and similar environments where access and ground conditions are demanding. Grove is one of the most widely recognised names in the crane industry, with a long history of manufacturing mobile cranes trusted across construction, energy, infrastructure, and heavy industrial sectors worldwide.
This particular unit is rated at 130 US tons and carries a main boom reaching 160 feet. It is equipped with a 36- to 59-foot offsettable jib, and two additional jib inserts or extensions are available as optional equipment, allowing operators to configure additional reach as jobs require. The full counterweight package weighs 40,000 pounds and is hydraulically removable, streamlining setup and teardown on site.
The crane runs two winches and features an auxiliary boom nose, giving it versatile rigging configurations for a wide range of lift scenarios. The hook block is an 80-ton, six-sheave unit, and a 10-ton hook ball is also included. Power comes from a Tier 3 Cummins engine described as pre-emissions, a specification that can simplify maintenance and parts sourcing in certain operating environments.
In terms of mechanical condition, the swivel has been recently resealed and the telescope cylinder was rebuilt in 2022, both of which speak to the crane's ongoing maintenance. The machine is currently certified. As of 19 January 2025, the hour meter showed 7,509 hours, a relatively modest reading for a 2012 crane of this class.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
