The Sany SRC885 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — manufactured in 2013 and currently located in Mexico. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built lifting machines designed to operate on unpaved, uneven, or unstable ground, making them a common choice for construction sites, industrial plants, and infrastructure projects where conventional cranes cannot easily manoeuvre. Sany is a large Chinese equipment manufacturer with a broad catalogue spanning cranes, excavators, concrete machinery, and road-building equipment, serving construction and heavy-industry markets worldwide.
This crane is powered by a Cummins QSB6.7 diesel engine producing 275 hp, a well-regarded mid-range powerplant widely used in construction and lifting equipment. The maximum rated lifting capacity is 85 tonnes. The main boom extends from 38.7 ft to 147.6 ft, and with the jib extension fitted — which ranges from 30.2 ft to 52.5 ft — the maximum tip height reaches 209 ft. Maximum single-line hoist pull from the hoist drum is 20,590 lbs, and the hoist rope has a diameter of 3/4 in.
In terms of physical dimensions, the crane measures 46 ft 11 in in length, 11 ft in width, and 12 ft 6.5 in in height. The tail swing radius is 14 ft 11 in. Gross vehicle weight is 115,880 lbs. The machine has a maximum gradeability of 82% GVW, reflecting its rough terrain capability. The listing is offered in used condition.
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