This Link-Belt RTC-8040-2 is a used all terrain crane, sometimes referred to as an all terrain mobile crane, built in 2000 and currently located in Texas, USA. All terrain cranes are heavy lift machines designed to operate on both public roads and rough, unprepared ground, making them a versatile choice for construction, infrastructure, oil and gas, and industrial projects where mobility between sites is essential. Link-Belt is a well-established American crane manufacturer with a long history of producing lattice-boom and telescoping cranes for the construction and lifting industries.
This crane is rated at a 40-ton lifting capacity and is configured with a 105-foot main boom and a 51-foot jib, giving it considerable reach for elevated or offset lifts where the hook must be positioned beyond the footprint of the boom tip. The combination of main boom and jib makes this unit well suited to tasks that require height and horizontal clearance simultaneously.
From a maintenance standpoint, the machine has been serviced on a regular schedule of every 200 to 250 hours of operation, and complete service and repair records are available for review, allowing a prospective buyer to verify the full maintenance history of the unit. The asking price is $130,000.
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