This Link-Belt HTC-35 is a telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to simply as a mobile crane or hydraulic truck crane — designed for lifting and placing heavy loads across construction, infrastructure, and industrial worksites. Link-Belt is a long-established American crane manufacturer with a reputation for producing robust lifting equipment used across construction, energy, and heavy industry sectors worldwide.
Power comes from a Caterpillar 3208 turbocharged diesel engine rated at 196 horsepower, paired with a 13-speed transmission that provides the range of ratios needed for both road travel and precise on-site maneuvering. The crane carries a rated lifting capacity of 35 tons, making it well suited to medium-to-heavy lift applications. Outrigger stabilizer pads are fitted, which extend the machine's footprint to provide the stable base required during crane operations.
The boom system consists of a main boom with three extensions, delivering a maximum reach of 80 feet. An additional 50-foot jib (aguilón) is included, bringing the combined total reach to 130 feet — useful for lifts that require height or horizontal clearance beyond the main boom's range. Running gear consists of tires, and the machine has a listed operating weight of 61,710 pounds.
This is a 1977 used machine located in Mexico, offered at $33,500.
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