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2020 - Tadano GR 750XL-3 Rough Terrain Crane
()- Listing No
- 451870
- Year
- 2020
- Manufacturer
- Tadano
- Model
- GR 750XL-3
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Canada
- Price
- POA
- Description
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Tadano Model GR750XL-3 Rough Terrain Crane c/w:: S/N RA0650 ● Five section full power partially synchronized boom 36.1’-141.1’ ● 33.2’ or 58.1’ bi-fold lattice jib (tilt type) with 3.5°, 25° or 45° pinned offsets and self storing pins ● Auxiliary lifting sheave (single top) stowable ● Variable speed main hoist with grooved drum, cable follower and 797’ of ¾” cable ● Variable speed auxiliary hoist with grooved drum, cable follower and 436’ of ¾” cable ● Drum rotation indicator (audio, visible and thumper type) main and auxiliary hoist ● Anti-two block device (overwind cutout) ● Boom angle indicator ● Tadano electronic load moment indicator system (AML-C) ● Outrigger extension length detector ● Electronic crane monitoring system ● Tadano twin swing system and 360° positive swing lock ● Self-centering finger control levers with pilot control ● Hydraulic oil cooler ● Hot water cab heater and air conditioning ● Telecommunications terminal (HELLO-NET Owner’s Site) ● Positive control ● Quick-reeving type bi-fold jib ● Independently controlled outriggers ● Four outrigger extension positions ● Self-storing outrigger pads ● Cummins QSB6.7 turbo charged engine (270HP) with approximately 2950 engine hours ● Electronic controlled automatic transmission driven by torque converter ● 4 x 4 x 4 drive/steer, Non-spin rear differential, Automatic rear axle oscillation lockout system ● 29.5-25 22PR (OR) tires or 29.5-25 28PR (OR) tires ● 6.2 ton (5.6 metric ton) hook with swivel ● 75 ton (68.0 metric ton) 7 sheave with swivel hook and safety latch for ¾” (19mm) wire rope ● Fuel consumption monitor and Eco mode system
About this machine
This Tadano GR750XL-3 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — built in 2020 and currently located in Alberta, Canada. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and positioning heavy loads on uneven or unprepared ground, and are widely used across construction, oil and gas, infrastructure, and industrial plant work. Tadano is a well-established Japanese manufacturer with a long history of producing mobile cranes and aerial work platforms for demanding lifting applications worldwide.
The crane carries serial number RA0650 and is powered by a Cummins QSB6.7 turbocharged engine rated at 270 horsepower, with approximately 2,950 recorded engine hours. Drive is transmitted through an electronically controlled automatic transmission driven by a torque converter, with a 4×4×4 drive and steer configuration. The rear axle features a non-spin differential and an automatic oscillation lockout system, contributing to stability during travel and setup. Tires are 29.5-25 in either 22PR or 28PR (OR) specification.
The boom is a five-section full-power partially synchronized unit with a working range of 36.1 to 141.1 feet. A quick-reeving bi-fold lattice jib is included in two lengths — 33.2 feet and 58.1 feet — of the tilt type, with pinned offsets of 3.5°, 25°, or 45° and self-storing pins. An auxiliary lifting sheave (single top), stowable, is also fitted.
The main hoist is variable speed with a grooved drum, cable follower, and 797 feet of three-quarter-inch cable. The auxiliary hoist matches this configuration with 436 feet of three-quarter-inch cable. Both hoists are equipped with drum rotation indicators of the audio, visible, and thumper type. An anti-two-block device (overwind cutout) and a boom angle indicator are fitted as standard safety equipment.
Load management is handled by Tadano's AML-C electronic load moment indicator system, supported by an outrigger extension length detector and an electronic crane monitoring system. The outrigger system features four independently controlled outriggers with four extension positions and self-storing pads. Swing is managed by Tadano's twin swing system with 360° positive swing lock, and the operator controls use self-centering finger control levers with pilot control.
Hook equipment includes a 6.2-ton (5.6 metric ton) swivel hook and a 75-ton (68.0 metric ton) seven-sheave swivel hook with safety latch, both sized for three-quarter-inch (19mm) wire rope. The cab is equipped with hot water heating and air conditioning, a hydraulic oil cooler, and a Tadano HELLO-NET telecommunications terminal for remote owner monitoring. A fuel consumption monitor and Eco mode system are also included to support efficient operation.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
