This Terex A300 is a used all terrain crane, a type of mobile lifting machine — sometimes referred to simply as an all-terrain mobile crane — designed to combine road mobility with off-road capability, enabling it to operate across a wide range of job sites and ground conditions. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling equipment, supplying cranes, aerial work platforms, and related machinery to the construction, energy, and infrastructure industries worldwide. This example is located in the United Kingdom and is priced at $105,000.
The crane is configured with a main boom of 24 metres and is fitted with a jib, extending its reach and versatility for lifts that require additional height or horizontal outreach beyond what the main boom alone provides. The drive system is specified as 4×4×4, meaning all four axles are both driven and steered — a configuration typical of all terrain cranes and central to their ability to manoeuvre on public roads as well as on challenging terrain. Tyres are 14 R20 tubeless, a robust size suited to the demands of on- and off-road crane operation.
The hook block is a three-sheave unit, which allows the crane to rig for heavy lifting with mechanical advantage through multiple rope parts. The total counterweight fitted to this machine is 24.1 tonnes, providing the ballast required to stabilise the crane during lifts and support its rated load capacity at the boom lengths and configurations in use.
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