This 2008 Link-Belt HTT8675 is a telescopic boom truck crane — sometimes referred to simply as a boom truck or hydraulic truck crane — a mobile lifting machine designed to hoist and place heavy loads on construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. Link-Belt is a well-established American crane manufacturer with a long history of producing lattice-boom and telescopic cranes for the construction, oil and gas, and heavy-lift industries, and their equipment is widely respected for engineering quality and load-cycle reliability.
The crane is rated at 75 tons of lifting capacity, making it a substantial mid-range machine suited to structural steel erection, precast concrete placement, mechanical equipment setting, and similar demanding lifts. The main telescopic boom extends to 115 feet, providing considerable reach and height for multi-storey work and large industrial applications. Lifting versatility is further extended by a 61-foot jib, which can be rigged to reach over obstacles or achieve additional hook height beyond what the main boom alone can deliver.
Power comes from a Detroit Diesel engine, a proven industrial powerplant well regarded in the crane and heavy equipment sector for durability and parts availability. The drivetrain features a Road Ranger transmission, a robust manual gearbox widely used in heavy-duty truck applications and familiar to most experienced operators. The configuration is noted as 2-H — indicating the axle or drive arrangement — and the crane is equipped with B&B, referring to boom and body, confirming the unit is offered as a complete, operational machine.
The crane is located in California and is offered at $179,000, described as or best offer, with condition listed as used.
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