This 1998 Link-Belt RTC-8050 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — offered for sale in Quebec, Canada, at $51,341. Rough terrain cranes are self-propelled lifting machines designed to operate on uneven, soft, or unpaved ground, making them a mainstay on construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects where conventional cranes cannot easily maneuver. Link-Belt is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing cranes for the construction, oil and gas, and heavy industrial sectors.
Power comes from a Cummins C8.3-C diesel engine rated at 215 horsepower, paired with a Powershift automatic transmission offering three speeds in both low and high ranges. The braking system is air-operated. The crane rides on 29.5-25 all-steel wheels and features all-wheel steering, which significantly improves maneuverability in confined job-site conditions. The unit is finished in red and white.
The boom is a four-section unit extending to 110 feet, and a two-section jib adds a further 56 feet of reach when required. The crane is rated at a 50-ton lifting capacity. The hook block is a three-sheave unit, and a hook-and-ball is also included. Load management is handled by a Greer RCI 514 rated-capacity indicator system. The machine shows 10,313 hours of recorded use.
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