This 2001 Terex BT4772 is a mounted boom truck — sometimes referred to as a crane truck or boom crane truck — a class of vehicle-mounted lifting equipment used across utility, construction, telecommunications, and heavy rigging work to hoist and position loads at height or over obstacles. Terex is a well-established heavy equipment manufacturer serving the construction, lifting, and material-handling industries worldwide with a broad range of cranes, aerial work platforms, and related machinery.
The carrier is a 2001 Kenworth T800B tri-axle Class 8 truck finished in white, showing 163,247 miles and 2,432 hours of use. Power comes from a Caterpillar C12 diesel engine rated at 445 horsepower, paired with an Eaton/Fuller RTLO16918A-PAS2 automated transmission. The truck rides on a 225-inch wheelbase and carries a GVWR of 80,240 pounds, with front axle capacity of 18,740 pounds and rear axle ratings of 21,500, 20,000, and 20,000 pounds respectively across the tri-axle configuration. Braking is air-assisted, with 385/65R22.5 tires up front and 11R22.5 tires on the rear axles. The truck is equipped with an air-lift third axle and a 21-foot flatbed.
The mounted crane is a Terex-RO BT4772 rated at 23.5 tons. It features a four-section boom with a working range of 24 to 72 feet and is equipped with a rooster sheave and a Johnson 228-pound, three-block sheave assembly rated at 20 tons capacity. Safety equipment includes an anti-two-block system and a Greer MG586 load moment indicator with operator station controls. Hydraulic outriggers provide stabilization during lifts.
The unit carries stock number 881228 and VIN 1NKDXUTX61J881228. An ML Cranes inspection was valid through July 2022. The asking price is $97,000.
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