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2007 - Link-Belt RTC-8065 Rough Terrain Crane
()- Listing No
- 460512
- Year
- 2007
- Manufacturer
- Link-Belt
- Model
- RTC-8065
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- USA
- Price
- $135,000
- Description
-
Caterpillar C6.6 6 cyl, A/C, rooster sheave, Johnson 966 lb 3 sheave block, 50 ton capacity, 356 lb ball 12 ton load capacity, 38 ft - 115 ft boom, 35 ft - 58 ft swing away bifold jib, anti two-block, Microguard 534 LMI, hyd outriggers,
About this machine
This Link-Belt RTC-8065 is a used rough terrain crane, sometimes referred to as an RT crane, built in 2007 and currently located in Texas, USA, offered at $135,000. Rough terrain cranes are self-contained lifting machines designed to operate on uneven, unpaved, or otherwise challenging ground conditions, making them a common choice for construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. Link-Belt is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history in the crane industry, producing a wide range of lifting equipment for construction, energy, and industrial applications.
Power comes from a Caterpillar C6.6 six-cylinder engine, a diesel unit widely regarded for its reliability and serviceability in demanding field environments. The operator's cab is equipped with air conditioning for comfort during extended work cycles.
The crane offers a 50-ton lifting capacity and is configured with a main boom that extends from 38 feet to 115 feet, providing considerable reach for a wide variety of lift scenarios. A 35-foot to 58-foot swing-away bifold jib is also included, extending the crane's working radius for loads that require additional horizontal or vertical reach beyond what the main boom alone can provide.
The rigging package includes a Johnson 966 lb three-sheave block rated for 12-ton loads, along with a 356 lb ball also rated for 12-ton capacity, giving the operator options depending on the rigging configuration required. A rooster sheave is fitted to guide the load line at the boom head.
Load management and safety are handled by a Microguard 534 load moment indicator, which monitors and displays load conditions to help the operator stay within safe working limits. An anti-two-block system is also installed, protecting the block and headache ball from being drawn into the boom tip — a standard but important safety provision on any crane application. Outriggers are hydraulically operated, allowing the machine to be stabilized quickly and precisely on site.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
