This 2020 Tadano GR 350XL-3 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — located in Alberta, Canada. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built lifting machines designed to operate on uneven, soft, or unprepared ground, making them a common choice for construction sites, oil and gas facilities, infrastructure projects, and industrial worksites where road-going cranes cannot easily access. Tadano is a globally recognised manufacturer of cranes and aerial work platforms, supplying equipment to the construction, energy, and heavy-lift industries worldwide.
This machine is rated at 35 US tons of lifting capacity and is powered by a Cummins QSB6.7 turbocharged and aftercooled engine producing 235 horsepower, paired with an electronically controlled automatic transmission driven by a torque converter. The drivetrain is configured as 4x4x4, meaning four-wheel drive with four-wheel steer, supported by semi-elliptic leaf spring suspension with hydraulic lockout on both axles and a non-spin rear differential. Ground engagement is via 20.5-25 (OR) tires with disc brakes, and the chassis includes front and rear towing hooks, lifting eyes, fenders, and an air dryer with high-filtration water separator.
The four-section full power partially synchronized boom extends from 31.8 feet to 101.7 feet (9.7 m to 31.0 m), and a 42-foot (12.8 m) lattice jib of the tilt type is included, with pinned offsets at 5, 25, and 45 degrees. The main hoist is variable speed, fitted with a grooved drum, cable follower, and 558 feet of five-eighths-inch cable. The auxiliary hoist is also variable speed with a grooved drum, cable follower, and 322 feet of five-eighths-inch cable, and a stowable auxiliary lifting sheave (single top) is provided. Both hoists are equipped with drum rotation indicators of the audible, visible, and thumper type, along with an anti-two-block overwind cutout device. A boom angle indicator is also fitted.
Load management is handled by Tadano's AML-C electronic load moment indicator system, complemented by an outrigger extension length detector and an electronic crane monitoring system. The four outriggers are independently controlled with four extension positions each, and self-storing outrigger pads are included. Slewing is managed by Tadano's twin slewing system with 360-degree positive slewing lock. Operator controls include self-centering finger control levers with pilot control and dedicated pedals for boom elevating and telescoping.
The enclosed operator's cab is well appointed, featuring a three-way adjustable cloth seat with armrests, high back, and seat belt, a tilt-telescoping steering wheel, tinted safety glass with sun visor, front and roof window wipers and washers, a power window on the cab door, and rear view mirrors on both sides. Climate control is provided by a hot water heater and air conditioner. Additional cab features include a cigarette lighter, ashtray, floor mat, full instrumentation package, a pump disconnect, and a hydraulic oil cooler. Work lights and a complete highway lighting package with halogen headlamps are fitted, and a tool storage compartment, tire inflation kit, and weighted hook storage compartment round out the practical accessories.
The crane ships with a 4.4-ton hook ball with swivel and a 35-ton four-sheave hook block with swivel and safety latch sized for five-eighths-inch (16 mm) wire rope. The electrical system runs on 24 volts. Safety provisions include an engine over-run alarm, back-up alarm, low oil pressure and high coolant temperature warning devices, rear steer centering light, air cleaner dust indicator, and an exhaust brake. The machine is also equipped with Tadano's HELLO-NET telematics system for machine data logging and remote monitoring via internet, a fuel consumption monitor, and an eco mode system for managing operating efficiency. The serial number is 562276.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.