This Liebherr LR1140 is a used crawler crane, a type of heavy lifting machine — sometimes referred to as a tracked crane — designed to lift and position large loads on construction sites, infrastructure projects, and industrial worksites where ground stability and mobility over uneven terrain are essential. Liebherr is a German engineering group with a long-established reputation in the manufacture of cranes, earthmoving equipment, and construction machinery, serving sectors from civil engineering and energy to ports and heavy industry.
This 2001 machine, carrying serial number 134016, is finished in yellow and grey and shows approximately 32,000 hours of use. Power comes from a Liebherr 926 TI-E engine producing 240 kW, and the crane runs on flat-track crawlers. The crane is rated at 140 tonnes lifting capacity at a 3.5-metre radius, with a 44-tonne rear counterweight providing the necessary ballasting for heavy lifts.
The boom configuration comprises a 49.1-metre main boom assembled from three 11.2-metre sections, supplied in self-transportation configuration. A 34.4-metre luffing jib, also in self-transportation configuration and built from two 11.2-metre sections, extends the crane's reach and versatility for complex rigging tasks. Hoisting is handled by two main winches, each rated at 120 kN with 26 mm rope, while a dedicated boom hoist operates at 217 kN and a luffing hoist at 105 kN. A 40-tonne single-sheave hook is included. Load management is handled by a Litronic LMI system set to 75%.
The machine comes equipped with a number of additional features: a mounting cylinder at the boom foot, a jack-up system, a self-assembly counterweight arrangement, an air-conditioning unit, an onboard camera system, and a storage box. This crane is located in the Netherlands.
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