This P&H 9150TC is a lattice boom truck crane — sometimes referred to as a boom truck crane — a type of heavy lifting equipment mounted on a road-going carrier, used across construction, infrastructure, petrochemical, and industrial projects where high-capacity lifts must be transported quickly between sites. P&H, a name long associated with heavy cranes and mining machinery, built equipment designed to meet the demands of some of the most challenging lifting and extraction environments in the world.
This 1983 machine, available in Nevada, USA, is offered in used condition at $97,500 and carries a substantial specification package. The crane is rated at 150 tons of lifting capacity, making it well suited to major construction and heavy-lift applications. The boom measures 130 feet in length, providing the reach required for tall structures, industrial facilities, and deep or wide lifting geometries.
Power comes from Cummins engines, a proven and widely supported drivetrain choice in heavy crane applications, and the unit is equipped with an Eaton Fuller transmission, known for its durability and reliability in heavy-duty trucking and crane carrier configurations. Two winches are fitted, which allows for main and auxiliary hoisting operations, increasing operational flexibility on complex lifts. A 120-ton block is included, ready to work at or near the crane's rated capacity. The crane also features independent swing and travel functions, a practical configuration that gives operators precise control over slewing and carrier movement independently of one another.
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