This 2011 Manitowoc 777 Lattice Boom Crawler is a lattice boom crawler crane — also referred to as a crawler-mounted crane — a heavy lifting machine designed for high-capacity construction, infrastructure, industrial, and energy projects where stability, reach, and lifting power are critical. Manitowoc is one of the world's leading manufacturers of lifting equipment, producing crawler cranes, tower cranes, and rough-terrain cranes that serve construction, oil and gas, power generation, and heavy civil engineering industries worldwide.
This crane is rated at 200 tons and is equipped with a 210-foot main boom and a 60-foot jib, giving it substantial vertical and horizontal reach for demanding lifts. The machine shows approximately 12,000 hours on the hour meter and is noted as currently OSHA certified and in working condition.
Power comes from a Cummins diesel engine. Both the main and auxiliary drums are equipped with free-fall capability, offering operators greater control and versatility during lifting operations. The crane features main and auxiliary winches along with an auxiliary sheave. It is also prepped for a luffer configuration and prepped for a third drum, expanding its potential operational configurations without requiring a full factory build-out.
The counterweight package is the full Series II setup, totalling 186,000 pounds, which supports the crane's rated lifting capacity. Assembly is aided by hydraulic jacks for self-assembly and an IC control system with FACT connectors, designed to make rigging and disassembly faster and more reliable in the field.
Safety and monitoring systems include a factory-installed load moment indicator and an anti-two-block system. The operator cab is equipped with both air conditioning and heating for year-round operation. The crane is located in Pennsylvania, USA, and is offered at $500,000.
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