This Terex CC 400 is a used crawler crane, a type of heavy lifting machine — sometimes referred to as a tracked crane — designed to lift and position substantial loads across construction, infrastructure, civil engineering, and industrial projects. The crawler undercarriage distributes the machine's weight across a wide footprint, allowing it to operate on soft or uneven ground without the need for outriggers. Terex is a well-established manufacturer of lifting and material-handling equipment, supplying cranes, aerial work platforms, and related machinery to contractors and project owners worldwide.
Built in 2007, this machine carries serial number 20 006 and originates from Japan. Power comes from a Cummins QSB 6.7 engine rated at 179 kW, a well-regarded diesel unit widely used in heavy construction equipment. The crane has a maximum lifting capacity of 100 tonnes and is configured with a boom length of 46 metres, giving it the reach needed for tall structures or wide working radii.
The load moment and safety system is a Krüger Mark 4E2, a recognised load management and anti-overload device that monitors crane operations and helps protect against unsafe lifts. The undercarriage is described as standard lifetime specification, indicating it is built to the machine's original long-term design standard. This crawler crane is located in the Netherlands and is currently available.
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