This Sunward SWTCD 5 is a used crawler crane, a type of lifting machine — sometimes referred to as a lattice crane or tracked crane — designed to lift and place loads across construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. Mounted on steel crawler tracks, this class of machine offers stable, on-site mobility over rough or soft terrain without requiring outriggers or a prepared surface. Sunward is a Chinese manufacturer of construction and lifting equipment, producing a range of cranes and machinery sold into global markets.
Built in 2021 and located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, this machine has accumulated 874 hours of use and is described as being in very good working condition. The seller states the crane is available for inspection and testing at any time at its current location, which provides buyers with a straightforward means of verifying its condition firsthand.
The crane has a maximum lifting capacity of five tonnes at hook, with a pick-and-carry rating of two tonnes, meaning it is capable of travelling with a suspended load of up to two tonnes — a practical capability on congested or confined work sites. Maximum working height reaches 19 metres when the jib is fitted, and 15.6 metres without it, giving buyers flexibility depending on the configuration required for their application.
At an asking price of $69,000, this lightly used 2021 machine represents a relatively low-hours example in its category.
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