This IHI DCH 800 is a used crawler crane, a type of heavy lifting machine — sometimes referred to as a tracked crane — designed to lift and position substantial loads across construction, civil engineering, infrastructure, and industrial projects. IHI is a long-established Japanese engineering and manufacturing group with a broad portfolio spanning heavy machinery, industrial plant, and aerospace, and their crawler cranes are recognised for working in demanding lifting applications worldwide.
This example, dating from 1993 and located in the United Kingdom, has an operating weight of 75 tonnes and is offered with a 23-tonne counterweight. Hook blocks rated at 80 tonnes and a 10-tonne capacity are included. A 55-metre boom configuration is available, giving the machine significant reach for large-scale lifting tasks.
The jib sections currently fitted to the crane consist of three 3-metre sections, one 6-metre section, and one 9-metre section, all equipped with new pennant wires. An additional 9-metre section, also fitted with new pennant wires, is not currently installed but is described as ready to use. Beyond these, a further group of sections — comprising three 6-metre sections and one 9-metre section — is included but is noted as being in need of overhaul, repair, and inspection before being put into service.
Buyers should note that several of the jib sections will require attention prior to use, and an inspection of the overall machine would be advisable given its age and used condition.
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