This Potain MD 125 B is a used tower crane — sometimes referred to as a static tower crane or a flat-top crane — dating from 2001 and currently located in Poland. Tower cranes are the principal lifting machines on mid- and high-rise construction sites, used to hoist and position heavy loads of materials, steel, and concrete across a wide working radius. Potain is one of the world's best-known tower crane manufacturers, with a long history of supplying both the construction and civil engineering industries with equipment ranging from self-erecting city cranes through to large luffing and flat-top models.
The crane's key lifting figures are a maximum capacity of 6,000 kg and a jib-tip capacity of 2,050 kg, meaning it can handle substantial loads at close range while still delivering a useful working load at full reach. The jib extends to 50 metres, giving the crane a wide working radius suited to covering the footprint of a typical mid-scale construction project. The current free-standing height is 30 metres.
The crane sits on a ZD40A cross base measuring 4.5 × 4.5 metres, which provides a stable fixed foundation without the need for anchorage at this height. The listing confirms the crane is complete with both its central ballast and counterweight ballast, meaning the essential ballasting system is fully in place and ready for use. A power cable is included with the sale.
The seller states the crane is fully operational and ready to work on a construction site, indicating it has been kept in working condition.
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