This Tadano GR 800XL-4 is a rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as a RT crane or all-terrain crane — designed to lift and position heavy loads on uneven, unprepared, or off-road ground conditions. Rough terrain cranes are a staple on construction sites, industrial facilities, petrochemical plants, and infrastructure projects where a conventional truck-mounted crane cannot safely manoeuvre. Tadano is one of the world's leading crane manufacturers, with decades of experience producing mobile cranes, all-terrain cranes, and aerial work platforms for construction, energy, and heavy-lift industries worldwide.
This 2021 machine is offered in used condition from a yard in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and is priced at $670,000. According to the seller, every machine in their inventory receives a fresh OSHA inspection and service prior to sale, meaning this unit is presented as job-ready.
At the heart of the crane's lifting capability is an 80-ton rated capacity and a five-section, full-power boom that extends from 39.4 feet to 154.2 feet, giving operators a wide range of reach for tasks at varying heights and radii. Supplementing the main boom is a bi-fold lattice offset jib available in either a 33.2-foot or 58.1-foot configuration, extending the crane's working radius and allowing work above and around obstacles that the boom alone could not address.
The cable arrangement consists of 830 feet of 0.75-inch main cable and 456 feet of 0.75-inch auxiliary cable. Lifting accessories included with the machine are an auxiliary lifting sheave, an 80-ton hook block, and a 7.3-ton hook ball with swivel, providing flexibility for different rigging configurations without requiring additional purchases.
Power comes from a Cummins B6.7 engine rated at 280 horsepower, a well-regarded inline six-cylinder diesel commonly specified in mobile cranes and heavy equipment for its durability and parts availability. Outriggers are fitted with self-storing outrigger pads, and the running gear rides on 29.5-25, 34PR tires suited to rough surface operation.
The cab is equipped with a power window, heater, air conditioning, and a 20-degree tilt function to improve operator sightlines during lifts. Visibility and safety are further addressed through a multi-camera system comprising a winch drum camera with integrated lighting, a rear-view camera, and a right front-view camera. Rear-side clearance sonar adds another layer of awareness when manoeuvring in tight areas. LED work lights allow productive operation in low-light conditions. The crane is currently located at the Scott Equipment yard in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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