This Tadano GR 350XL-2 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as a picker crane — a self-contained lifting machine built to handle heavy loads on uneven or unprepared ground. Rough terrain cranes are widely used across construction, oil and gas, infrastructure, and industrial projects where mobility and lift capacity are needed in demanding site conditions. Tadano is a well-established Japanese manufacturer recognised globally for producing cranes and aerial work platforms serving construction, energy, and industrial sectors.
This 2012 unit is located in Alberta, Canada, and is offered at $172,988. It shows 14,862 hours on the meter and is described as being in mint condition with a single owner from new. Notably, a fresh NDT inspection was completed in December 2024, providing a current one-year certification, and a ten-year boom inspection was carried out in March 2022.
The crane is equipped with two winches and a four-section full-power synchronized telescoping boom. The boom extends from 31.8 feet to 101.7 feet (9.7 m to 31.0 m), with an extension speed of 69.9 feet in 91 seconds. A two-stage lattice-type jib is also included, available in lengths of 23.6 feet (7.2 m) or 42 feet (12.8 m), and can be offset at 5°, 25°, or 45° to extend reach beyond the main boom.
For road travel between jobsites, the machine is rated to a travel speed of 31 mph (50 km/h). This listing is offered by an AMVIC licensed dealer.
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