This Liebherr LTC 1045 is a used telescopic boom truck crane, a type of mobile lifting equipment — sometimes referred to as an all-terrain crane or mobile crane — designed to hoist and position heavy loads on construction sites, infrastructure projects, and industrial worksites. Liebherr is a globally recognised manufacturer of cranes, earthmoving equipment, and industrial machinery, serving construction, mining, and engineering sectors worldwide. This example is a 2011 machine located in Poland, offered at $220,000.
The crane carries the full designation LTC and has accumulated 11,509 crane hours and 117,724 kilometres of travel. Its maximum lifting capacity is 45 tonnes. The main boom extends to 36 metres, supplemented by a 1.5-metre fly jib, giving a combined working reach well suited to a wide range of lifting tasks. The counterweight is rated at 6,500 kg.
The carrier is configured with a 6×6×6 drive system, meaning six wheels driven, six steered, and six braked — a layout that provides excellent manoeuvrability and traction across varied terrain. The crane is fitted with a tilting cab that rises to a height of up to 8 metres, improving operator sightlines during demanding lifts. Tyres are sized 1400×25, appropriate for the machine's class and weight.
Power comes from a Mercedes-Benz engine rated at 326 horsepower, which underwent a full rebuild in 2024 — a significant recent investment that addresses one of the highest-cost maintenance items on a machine of this type. Drive is transmitted through a ZF 6WG 210 automatic gearbox. Additional convenience and maintenance features include central lubrication and supplementary lighting mounted on the boom.
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