This Tadano GR 550XL-2 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — built in 2013 and currently located in Texas, USA, priced at $295,000. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built lifting machines designed to operate on uneven, soft, or unprepared ground, making them a staple on construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects where a conventional crane cannot easily maneuver. Tadano is a well-established Japanese manufacturer with a long history of producing cranes and aerial work platforms for construction, oil and gas, and heavy-lift industries worldwide.
This machine is equipped with a 113.9-foot boom, giving it substantial vertical and horizontal reach for a wide range of lifting tasks. It also comes with a jib, which extends the crane's reach beyond what the main boom alone provides and allows for more precise placement of loads at height or over obstacles. A hook block and ball are included, offering flexibility for different rigging configurations depending on the load type and weight.
The crane features two winches, enabling more versatile lift operations including tandem or independent line use. Power comes from a Cummins engine, a widely respected diesel powerplant known for durability and serviceability in demanding work environments. The cab is fitted with air conditioning and heat, supporting operator comfort across a range of working conditions. Four-wheel drive is standard, consistent with the rough terrain designation and ensuring traction and mobility on challenging job site surfaces.
The unit has received a fresh coat of paint and holds a current OSHA certification, indicating it has passed the required safety inspection standards for operation on regulated job sites.
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