2024 - Tadano GR 800XL-4 Rough Terrain Crane

About this machine

This Tadano GR 800XL-4 is a used rough terrain crane — sometimes referred to as an RT crane — from 2024, currently located in Ohio, USA. Rough terrain cranes are purpose-built for lifting and positioning heavy loads on uneven, unpaved, or otherwise challenging ground conditions, making them a mainstay on construction sites, industrial facilities, and infrastructure projects. Tadano is a globally recognised manufacturer of cranes and lifting equipment, serving the construction, energy, petrochemical, and heavy industrial sectors with a broad range of mobile and rough terrain lifting solutions.

This crane carries an 80-ton lifting capacity and is equipped with a main boom reaching 154.2 feet, providing substantial vertical reach for a wide range of lift scenarios. The bi-fold lattice jib extends from 33.2 to 58.1 feet and can be offset, allowing operators to reach around or over obstacles where a straight boom configuration would be limiting. Two winches are fitted, complemented by an auxiliary sheave, and a block and ball are included with the machine.

Power comes from a Cummins B6.7 engine producing 280 horsepower, a well-regarded mid-range diesel unit known for reliability and serviceability in demanding field conditions. The crane's gross vehicle weight is specified at less than 100,000 pounds, which is a meaningful threshold for road transport and site access planning. The counterweight is rated at 9,600 pounds.

The outrigger system consists of four asymmetrical outriggers with three selectable extension modes, offering flexibility when setting up in confined or irregular spaces. Self-storing outrigger pads are integrated into the system, reducing setup time and the need for separate pad handling on site.

The operator's cab tilts between 0 and 20 degrees and is equipped with air conditioning, heat, and a power window, supporting operator comfort during extended shifts. A camera system is integrated into the cab, and the crane also features the Tadano View System, which incorporates backup, winch, and blind-spot cameras alongside sonar-based clearance assistance — enhancing situational awareness during lifts and travel. LED work lights are fitted for operation in low-light conditions. Load management is handled by the AML-E2 load moment indicator system, which monitors and limits crane operations to help maintain safe working parameters.

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