This Tadano GR 350XL-3 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — offered from Louisiana, USA, at $295,000. Rough terrain cranes are self-contained lifting machines built to operate on unprepared or uneven ground, making them a common choice for construction sites, industrial plants, petrochemical facilities, and infrastructure projects where conventional cranes cannot easily manoeuvre. Tadano is a globally recognised manufacturer of cranes and aerial work platforms, with a long-standing reputation for producing reliable lifting equipment across construction, energy, and heavy industry sectors.
The crane is rated at 35 tons and is equipped with a telescoping boom that extends from 31.8 to 101.7 feet, providing substantial reach for a wide range of lift configurations. Supplementing the main boom is a 23.6- to 42-foot lattice jib, which can be rigged to extend working radius or height beyond what the boom alone can achieve. An auxiliary lifting sheave is also included as part of the standard equipment package.
The main winch is spooled with 558 feet of 5/8-inch cable, and an auxiliary winch is fitted as well, carrying 322 feet of 5/8-inch cable. Hook rigging consists of a 4.4-ton hook ball and a 35-ton, four-sheave hook block, giving the operator flexibility across a range of load weights and lift geometries.
Power comes from a Cummins QSB6.7 engine rated at 220 horsepower, a well-regarded inline six-cylinder diesel commonly found in heavy construction equipment. The electrical system operates on 24 volts. The crane rides on 20.5-25 off-road tyres suited to the rough terrain work this machine is designed for.
Operator comfort is addressed through a hot water cab heater and air conditioning, both of which are relevant for work in the variable climate conditions common to Louisiana and similar regions.
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